Math, asked by jatinkhanchandani, 1 year ago

Mr Kartar Singh age 48 years work in private company is monthly income after deduction of allowances is 42000 and every month he contribute 3000 rupees to GPF he has also what rupees 15000 of NSC and donated 12000 to the PM's fund compute his income tax

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Answered by empathictruro
22

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given monthly income is Rs. 42000.

So, the annual income will be 42000×12 = Rs. 504000

GPF contribution every month is Rs. 3000

So, annual GPF contribution will be 3000×12 = Rs. 36000

NSC purchase of Rs. 15000

Donations to PM's fund is Rs. 12000

Standard deduction claim is Rs. 40000 (At present)

So the total taxable income will be 504000-36000-15000-12000-40000 = Rs. 401000

Income tax upto 250000 is nil.

So, income tax for 401000-250000 = 5% of 151000

= 0.05×151000

= Rs. 7550

Answered by manishabhate94034
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Monthly Income = Rs 42,000

Gross annual income = Rs 42,000 × 12 = Rs 5,04,000

Applicable deductions:

Monthly GPF ( general provident fund ) contribution = Rs 3000

Annual GPF contribution = Rs 3000 × 12 = Rs 36,000

NSC = Rs 15,000

Donation in PM's relief fund = Rs 12000

Total applicable deductions = Rs 36,000 + 15,000 + 12,000 = Rs 63,000

Total taxable income = Gross annual income − total applicable deductions

= Rs 5,04,000 − Rs 63,000 = Rs 4,41,000

Now the Total taxable income falls in the slab of 2,50,001 to 5,00,000.

So, Income tax = (Taxable income − 2,50,000) ×5100 = Rs 9550

Education cess = 9550×2/100=Rs 191

Secondary and higher education cess = 9550×1/100=Rs 95.5

Total tax to be paid = Income tax +

education cess + secondary and higher education cess = 9550 + 191 + 95.5

= Rs 9836.5/-

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