CMA Intermediate · Direct and Indirect Taxation · Taxation of Individuals (including AMT) and HUF
Rohit, a resident individual under the new regime (section 202(1) rates), has a total income of Rs 12,10,000. Slab tax on this income is Rs 61,500. What is his tax payable after rebate under section 156(2) and 4% cess?
Tax payable is Rs 10,400. The rebate under section 156(2)(b) equals the slab tax minus the income above Rs 12 lakh, so tax is limited to Rs 10,000. Adding 4% cess of Rs 400 gives Rs 10,400.
- ARs 10,400Correct
- BRs 10,000
- CRs 61,500
- DRs 63,960
Explanation
Total income exceeds Rs 12 lakh by Rs 10,000. Under section 156(2)(b), because tax Rs 61,500 exceeds the excess income Rs 10,000, rebate = 61,500 - 10,000 = Rs 51,500. Tax after rebate = Rs 10,000; cess at 4% = Rs 400; total Rs 10,400. Rs 10,000 omits cess.
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