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Answer: RD (Recurring Deposits) are at par with Fixed Deposits as far as TDS is concerned, for FD & RD both taken together, Bank will deduct TDS, if the Interest on FD is more then 40000 (for senior citizens 50000) in a year in a bank.
TDS would be deducted @ 10% on entire interest if above limit crosses.
TDS is on accrued interest, whether paid or not.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Posted By Kumar Prakash
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Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More
Rebate u/s 87A is a provision for giving tax relief to the low bracket income earners.
From AY 2020-21 onwards following are the provisions related to rebate u/s 87A:-
1. This rebate can be claimed only by resident individual.
2. He must have his taxable income after claiming deduction u/s chapter VIA (Section 80) not more than 5 lacs
3. This rebate is reduced from tax liability before adding 4 % health & education cess.
4. This rebate is a not a refund but a relief so the amount of rebate will be capped to total tax liability for example if a person has total taxable income of 4 lacs , his tax liability will come as 7500 (5% on 150000), so the rebate u/s 87A would be allowed only 7500.
To many taxpayers this rebate is wrongly understood as they think that now the tax free slab for AY 2020-21 is 5 lacs, which is wrong for other than Resident Individuals for income upto 5 lacs.
Date Posted 13-Dec-2019
Comment / Read More