CS Executive · Tax Laws and Practice · Computation of Total Income and Tax Liability of various Entities
Under the Income-tax Act, 2025 (applicable from the June 2027 session), section 191 deals with the tax on the accumulated balance of a recognised provident fund. When does this section apply to an employee?
Section 191 applies when the accumulated balance of a recognised provident fund is included in the employee's total income because paragraph 8 of Part A of Schedule XI is not applicable. In that case the tax is computed under paragraph 9 by the Assessing Officer.
- AWhen the accumulated balance is included in the employee's total income because paragraph 8 of Part A of Schedule XI is not applicableCorrect
- BWhen the employee contributes to an unrecognised provident fund
- CWhen the employee withdraws only the interest credited for the year
- DWhen the employer makes a contribution exceeding the prescribed limit in a year
Explanation
Section 191 operates where the accumulated balance due to an employee in a recognised provident fund is included in total income because paragraph 8 of Part A of Schedule XI does not apply. The Assessing Officer then computes tax as per paragraph 9. The other options describe situations outside the text of this section.
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