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The LBTS covers the questions specifically based on the previous lecture only.
The LBTS covers the questions specifically based on the previous lecture only. (LECTURE BASED TEST SERIES) LBTS A to Z of GTI Mr. Maya Dolas is in receipt of the following incomes during PY 07 - 08. Compute GTI.
No. Income Details
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Income from Prop. situated in India received in UK (Rs. 10,000) Income from Prop. situated in Dubai received over there. (Rs. 20,000) Income from Prop. situated in Canada received in India (Rs. 30,000) Income from Agricultural land in India (Rs. 5,000) Income from Agricultural land in Nepal (Rs. 10,000) Cap. Gains on transfer of property situated in India (Rs. 15,000) Profits from Business in Goa managed from Dubai (Rs. 60,000) Profits from Business in USA controlled from India (Rs. 40,000) Profits from Business in UK controlled from UK (Rs. 60,000) Past untaxed income brought to India (Rs. 70,000) Income from Business of publishing magazine in UK by collecting news in India (Rs. 40,000) Income from purchasing goods in India for exporting it to Kenya (Rs. 10,000) Income from shooting of cinematography films in India Note: (Rs. 60,000) Interest on SB deposit in PNB (Rs. 30,000) Interest on investment in Indonesia received over there but half the amount remitted to India (Rs. 15,000) Interest on Deposit in an Indian Co. received in UK (Rs. 18,000) Interest on investment in USSR received in USA (Rs. 12,0000) Interest on last year RPF balance @ 9.5% (Rs. 9,500) Dividends from Indian Co. received in UK (Rs. 10,000) Dividend from Foreign Co. received in India (Rs. 15,000) Salary from Foreign Co. in London (50% of which relates to service rendered to outside in India. (Rs. 60,000) Allowances and perquisites by the Government of India provided to him outside India (Rs. 10,000) Pension for services rendered in India but received in Iraq (Rs. 40,000) Gifts received from his parents (Rs. 1,00,000) Income from artwork in USA and spend over there (Rs. 15,000) Scholarship from AU to meet cost of education (Rs. 5,000) Gross Total Income All assignment prepared by Mr. Vikas Singh
CHAPTER 3: EXEMPTED INCOMES (LECTURE BASED TEST SERIES) LBTS 4 Q. 1:Do as directed: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) U/s 10(19) U/s 2(1A) U/s 10(34) U/s 10(32) U/s 10(23D) U/s 10(2A) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Family pension of armed force personnel killed in action. Income of a notified mutual fund Share of profits of a .. from a .. Fill it Dividends from ..Co. Exemption of Rs. to the parent in whose TI minors income is clubbed.
Q.2: Comment on following incomes and name the particular heads to which they fall: (i) Income from supply of water to an agriculturist (ii) Manufacturing of rubber items (iii) Dividend incomes from an agriculture based company (iv) Profits of M/s Amul Dairy (v) Capital Gains on sale of an Urban Agricultural Land Q. 3: Duration of deduction / exemption u/s 10A is? Ans. Q.4: An exception to the repatriation of sale proceeds in said manner u/s 10A is? Ans. Q. 5: The undertakings u/s 10A should not be formed by employing any second hand P/M at the time of commencement has no exception(s). (T/F, support your answer). Ans. Q. 6: What % of Profits and on fulfillment of which condition, the exemption u/s10A is available for SEZ in last 3 years of 10 consecutive AYrs? Ans. Q.7: Calculate tax on the total income in following cases for AY 07-08: Computed Income 1. Salaries 2. House Property 3. I.O.S. (interest) 4.Income from Horticulture 5. Growing & Manf. of coffee Mr. Big B, 64 Yrs. 1,00,000 40,000 1,10,000 10,000 Nil Mrs. Ash B, 24 Yrs. 60,000 Nil 20,000 Nil 1,30,000 HUF Nil Nil 50,000 4,000 2,00,000
WINNERS NEVER QUIT n QUITTERS NEVER WIN. The LBTS covers the questions specifically based on the previous lecture only.
CHAPTER 3: EXEMPTED INCOMES (LECTURE BASED TEST SERIES) LBTS 5 Q.1. Compute tax on TI of Mr. Kissan, 45 Yrs. for the AY 07- 08: 1. Growing and manufacturing of rubber Rs. 10,00,000 2. Growing and manufacturing of tea Rs. 5,00,000 3. Growing and manufacturing of coffee Rs. 4,00,000 4. Income from horticulture Rs. 2,00,000 5. Income from nursery Rs. 1,00,000 Q. 2. Compute tax on the TI of M/s RIC, a newly established 100% EOU for the AY 07 - 08: Total turnover (of 4th consecutive AY) Rs. 20,00,000 Total Profit Rs. 5,00,000 Repatriate Export turnover 80% of total turnover Q.3a. Compute tax on TI of M/s Sindhi Dharamshala, a charitable trust for the AY 07 - 08: Income from property used for charitable purposes Rs. 20,00,000 Amount utilized for the purpose during the year Rs. 12,00,000 Q. 3b. The trust has applied to AO for the extension u/s 11(1) in the above case (Q.3a.) and the permission has been granted for its utilization upto next PY on the ground that 20% of the amount in not yet realized. Calculate TI. Q. 4. Compute TI of M/s Jain Dharamshala, a charitable trust for the AY 07 08: Income from property Rs. 3,00,000 Voluntary contribution (forming part of corpus) Rs. 1,50,000 Voluntary contribution (not forming part of corpus) Rs. 2,00,000 Anonymous donation Rs. 50,000 Amount utilized Rs. 2,50,000 Amount unrealized for which extension granted u/s 11(1) Rs. 1,00,000 Note: Amendment Finance Act, 2006: u/s 115 BBC Q. 5. The books of accounts National Janta Party registered under the Representation of the Peoples Act 1951 shows the following details for the PY 06 07. Compute TI. 1. CG on transfer of Land Rs. 4,00,000 2. Interest on Fund Deposited Rs. 2,00,000 3. Rental income form property let out to a Hospital Rs. 1,00,000 4. Voluntary contribution Rs. 5,000 each from 1,000 members 5. Voluntary contribution of Rs. 35,000 from 500 members (Out of which names of 100 members were undisclosed) Q. 6. Mr. B grows sugarcane and uses the same for the purpose of manufacturing sugar in his factory. 30% of sugarcane produce is sold for Rs. 10 lacs, and the cost of cultivation of such sugarcane is Rs. 5 lacs. The cost of cultivation of the balance sugarcane (70%) is Rs. 14 lacs and the market value of the same is Rs. 22 lacs. After incurring Rs. 1.5 lacs in the manufacturing All assignment prepared by Mr. Vikas Singh