Math, asked by hinab5161, 1 year ago

Mr Ahmed, a 62 year old senior citizen is employed in a private company. His total annual income is Rs 620000.He has contributed Rs 100000 to the public provident fund and paid a premium of Rs 80000 for the year for health insurance and a donation of Rs 10000 to CM's relief fund. What is tax payable?

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Answered by suhanisuryawanshi29
5
total annual income rupees 620000
contributed rupees 100000 to public provident fund and premium rupees 800004 health insurance and donation rupees 10000 to CM relief fund
payable tax 34000
Answered by Jiyaroy
23

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation :

solution:

1). total yearly income = 6,20,000

2) total deduction = (according to 80C)

(a) public provident fund = 1,00,000

(b) insurance = 80,000

(Add it)

= 1,80,000

(c) section 80c permits a maximum deduction of Rs. 1,50,000

(3) Amit give to CM's relief fund (accordingly to 80G) = Rs 10,000

(4) taxable income = (1) - [(2)+(3)]

=6,20,000-[1,50,000+10,000]

= Re 4,60,000

Hence, income tax = (taxable income -3,00,000) x 5/100

= (4,60,000-3,00,000) x 5/100

=1,60,000 x 5/100

= Rs 8,000

Educational cess is levide on income tax = 8,000 x2/100

=160

Secondary And Higher Education cess = 8,000 x1/100

=80

total income tax = 8000 +160 +80

=Rs 8,240

Hence,

Mr Ahmed will pay rupees 8,240

Hope this will help you

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