Business Studies, asked by suraiyahussain2, 8 months ago

Raman is employed as an Engine Driver in Indian Railways. He is getting 15,000 p.m. as Basic pay; 2,500
p.m. as dearness pay and 2,500 per month as dearness allowance.
During 2019-20, he received the following allowances also:
(i) 16,500 as Running Allowance.
(ii) * 200 p.m. per child as Educational Allowance for his two children.
(ii) One of his sons is staying in a hostel on which Raman is spending + 800 p.m. He is getting * 500 p.m. for his
son as Hostel Allowance for meeting this expenditure.
(iv) * 250 p.m. as C.C.A.
(v) 400 p.m. as Uniform Allowance fully spent for employment purposes.
(vi) * 2,500 p.m. as H.R.A. He pays 3,000 p.m. as rent to the house owner.
Compute his Taxable Salary for the Assessment Year 2020-21.
Ans. 2,17,750.​

Answers

Answered by amisha23sl
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Answer: His Taxable Salary will be Rs. 227,750.

Explanation:

Step 1:

Computation of Taxable Salary for the Assessment Year -

Basic pay - 180,000

D.Pay  - 30,000

D.Allowance  - 30,000

Running Allowance - 4950

Education Allowance -  2400

Hostel Allowance - 2400

C.C.A. - 3000

Uniform Allowance -  exempted

H.R.A.  -  15,000

Gross Salary  -  267,750

Less: Standard Deduction    40,000

Taxable Salary - Rs 227,750

Step 2:

Here are the calculations -

1. Running Allowance :

Exempted =70% of Running Allowance i.e. 16,500 or Rs 10,000 p.m. which  is less

Rs 11,550

Taxable Running Allowance = 16,500-11550 = Rs 4950

2. Education Allowance :

Exempted= Rs 100 p.m. upto two children= Rs 2400

Taxable Education Allowance = 4800-2400= Rs 2400

3. Hostel Allowance :

Exempted= Rs 300 p.m.= Rs 3600

Taxable Hostel Allowance = 6000-3600= Rs 2400

4. Uniform Allowance : Fully spent for employment purpose is exempted

5. House Rent Allowance :

Least of the following amount can be exempted;

(a) H.R.A. received  - Rs 30,000

(b) Rent paid over 10% of salary - Rs 15,000

     = Rs 36,000-10% of Rs 210,000

(c)  40% of Salary [40% of 210,000] Rs 84,000

Exempted amount = Rs 15,000

Taxable amount  = Rs 30,000- Rs 15,000

                                   = Rs 15,000

After calculating all these,

Raman's Taxable Salary is  Rs. 227,750.

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