Lecture 26 Computation of Salary Income. Salary and Its Computation Exercise 1 Compute taxable income and tax thereon from following information/ data.

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Lecture 26 Computation of Salary Income

Salary and Its Computation Exercise 1 Compute taxable income and tax thereon from following information/ data in respect of Mr. A an employee of XYZ Company for tax year  Basic salary from 1 st Jan-06 to 31 st Dec-06 Rs 30,000 per month

Salary and Its Computation Solution to Exercise 1 Tax payer: Mr. A Tax year: 2007 Residential Status: ResidentNTN: Computation of taxable income and tax thereon: In Rs Particulars Total incomeExemptTaxable IncomeIncome Basic salary 180,000Nil180,000

 Tax liability: Tax rate of 0.25 percent as given at serial # 2 for taxable income exceeding Rs 150,000 up to Rs 200,000. Income tax payable =180,000 x 0.25%= Rs 450

Solution to Exercise 1. Contd.. Note: Income received by Mr. A during calendar year 2006 ( that is t ) is Rs 360,000 but during tax year 2007, the income of Mr. A is Rs 180,000 ( since tax year 2007 covers the period from to ). Salary and Its Computation

Exercise 2 Compute taxable income & tax thereon from following information / data pertaining to tax year, 2007 in respect of Mr. X an employee of a Private Company. Salary Rs 40,000 per month Bonuses Rs 80,000 for tax year Utilities paid by employerRs 40,000 for tax year

Solution to Exercise 2 Tax payer: Mr. X Tax year: 2007 Residential Status: ResidentNTN: Computation of taxable income and tax thereon: In Rs Particulars Total income Exempt Taxable income Income Basic salary480,000Nil480,000 Bonuses80,000Nil80,000 Utilities 40,000Nil (Note 1)Total 600,000 Salary and Its Computation

Solution to Exercise 2. Contd…. Tax liability: Tax rate of 4.50% percent as given at serial #8 for taxable income exceeding Rs 500,000 up to Rs 600,000. Income tax payable: 600,000 x 4.50% = Rs 27,0000 Salary and Its Computation

 Note 1:  Utilities were exempt up to 10% of MTS or Basic salary till 30th June,2006,vide clause 38 of part 1 of Second Schedule. This clause has been omitted by Finance Act,2006. Hence no exemption is available for tax year 2007.

Salary and Its Computation Exercise 3 Compute taxable income from following information/ data in respect of Mr. Y an employee of a Private Company for tax year MTS of Mr. Y Rs. 20,000—2000—30,000 Salary Rs 24,000 per month House allowance Rs 2000 per month

Solution to Exercise 3: Tax payer: Mr. YTax year: 2007 Residential Status: ResidentNTN: Computation of taxable income and tax thereon: Salary and Its Computation

Solution to Exercise 3: ParticularsTotal incomeExempt income Taxable income Basic Salary288,000Nil288,000 House Allowance 24,000Nil24,000 Utilities (N-1) 36,000Nil36,000 Total348,000 In Rs

Solution to Exercise 3: Contd…. Tax liability: Tax rate of 1.50% percent as given at serial #5 for taxable income exceeding Rs 300,000 up to Rs 350,000. Income tax payable: 348,000 x 1.50%= Rs 5,220 Salary and Its Computation

 Note 1:  Utilities were exempt up to 10% of MTS or Basic salary till 30th June,2006,vide clause 38 of part 1 of Second Schedule. This clause has been omitted by Finance Act,2006. Hence no exemption is available for tax year 2007.

Salary and Its Computation Exercise 4: Compute taxable income from following information/ data in respect of Mr. A an employee of XYZ Company for tax year MTS of Mr. A Rs 30, ,000 Basic salary Rs 40,000 per month House. allowance- Rs120,000/Pa Tax Deducted at Source Rs 6,000

Solution to Exercise 4: Tax payer: Mr. ATax year: 2007 Residential Status: ResidentNTN: Computation of taxable income and tax thereon: In Rs Particulars Total incomeExemptTaxable incomeIncome Salary Rs 480,000Nil480,000 House Rs120,000Nil120,000 Allowance Total 600,000 Salary and Its Computation

Solution to Exercise 4:Contd… Tax liability: Tax rate of 4.50% percent as given at serial # 8 for taxable income exceeding Rs 500,000 up to Rs 600,000. Income tax payable: 600,000 x 4.50%= Rs 27,000 Tax deducted at source: Rs 6,000 Tax payable: 27, ,000= Rs 21,000 Salary and Its Computation

Computation of tax liability of salaried individual Exercise 5: Compute taxable income and tax thereon in respect of Mr. Yasir (a salaried individual) for the tax year 2007 from the following information/ data:  Basic salary Rs 20,000 pm  House rent allowance Rs 5,000 pm  Medical Allowance Rs 5,100 pm  Free hospitalization services availed under terms of employment. Rs 40,000 pa  Driver’s salary paid by employer Rs 8,000 pm  Dearness Allowance Rs 6,000 pm

Solution to Exercise 5: Tax payer: Mr. YasirTax year: 2007 Residential Status: ResidentNTN: Computation of taxable income and tax thereon: In Rs Particulars Total incomeExemptTaxable incomeincome Salary 240,000Nil240,000 House allowance 60,000Nil60,000 Medical allowance 61,200Nil61,200 (N-1) Salary and Its Computation

Solution to Exercise 5:Contd… In Rs ParticularsTotal incomeExemptTaxable incomeincome Hospitalization 40,00040,000Nil Driver’s Salary 96,000Nil96,000 Dearness Allowance 72,000Nil72,000 Total 529,200 Salary and Its Computation

Solution to Exercise 5:Contd… Tax liability: Tax rate of 4.50% percent as given at serial # 8 for taxable income exceeding Rs 500,000 up to Rs 600,000. Income tax payable: x 4.50%= Rs 23,814 Note 1: Clause 139(a) & (b) of part 1 of second schedule a) Free hospitalization services provided under the terms of employment are exempt. b) If (a) not available then 10% of basic salary is exempt in case medical allowance provided. Salary and Its Computation