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Teacher/researcher with rent/profit income - mensan - 09-08-2011
Teacher/Researcher has 75% rebate in tax. What if he has additional income (no connection with his job) from rent of house or profit on investment in fixed deposit? How much tax will be applicable on that income?
- mensan - 09-09-2011
Some expert may kindly reply to my question.
- cowsgonemadd - 09-10-2011
I am not expert but as far as i know tax rebate will be allowed only on taxable salary...
for example you have 2 incomes
1. Salary as teacher/researcher = 100,000
2. Property income= 300,000
Total income = 400,000
Lets assume tax rate is 20%
rs 80,000 is tax payable
salary income is 100,000/400,000 * 100 = 25%
25% of tax liability is 20,000 - Now THIS WILL BE REDUCED BY 75% so it becomes rs 5,000
final tax payable = 5000 + 60,000 = 65,000
Hope it made sense lol
- student_of_law - 09-10-2011
I also agree with the answer, given above.
It is supported by the relevant provision i.e. sub clause (2) of Clause 1A of 2nd Schedule Part III, that says
The tax payable by a full time teacher or researcher, ........ shall be reduced by 75% of tax payable on his <b><u>"income from salary"</u></b>.
So the reduction will be equivalent to 75% of tax payable on salary income only.
- mensan - 09-11-2011
Thank you for replies. What about the following question
What if teacher/researcher has additional income in the form of award/hounorarium given to him by his department/govt based on his performance in job (like Higher Education Commission gives cash awards to best teachers)? How much tax will be applicable on that income (100% or 25%)?
- student_of_law - 09-12-2011
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<br />Thank you for replies. What about the following question
What if teacher/researcher has additional income in the form of award/hounorarium given to him by his department/govt based on his performance in job (like Higher Education Commission gives cash awards to best teachers)? How much tax will be applicable on that income (100% or 25%)?
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I could not find anything specific on it. In my opinion, it should be treated as income from other sources if award , honorarium is given by HEC.
If by employer then it should be part of salary,as s.12 defines salary as any amount received by an employee from any employment.
- mensan - 09-15-2011
Thank you.