CA Intermediate · Taxation · Income from House Property
Mrs. Latha Iyer sold her let-out property and received arrears of rent of Rs 80,000 relating to earlier years, which was not charged to tax earlier, in tax year 2026-27. How is this arrear taxed?
Arrears of rent not previously taxed are charged in the year of receipt under house property income after a flat 30% deduction, irrespective of ownership at that time. Here Rs 56,000 would be taxable out of Rs 80,000 received.
- ATaxable after deducting 30% standard deduction, in the year of receiptCorrect
- BFully taxable in the year of receipt without any deduction
- CTaxable in the earlier years to which it relates
- DExempt as it relates to earlier years
Explanation
Arrears of rent not charged to tax earlier are taxed in the year of receipt as income from house property, after a 30% deduction, whether or not she still owns the property. So taxable amount is 80,000 x 70% = Rs 56,000.
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