Circular : No. 188 -Income Tax Under rule 6(b ) of Part A of the Fourth Schedule interest credited on the balance to the credit of an employee participating in a recognised provident fund is exempt from income-tax, to the extent it does not exceed one-third of the employee’s salary for the relevant year or is not allowed at a rate exceeding that fixed by the Central Government in this behalf by notification in the Official Gazette. Under Notification No. SO 225(E), dated 30-3-1974 [printed
Circular No. 187-Income Tax Attention is invited to the Board’s Circular No. 187 [F. No. 473/15/73-FTD], dated 23-12-1975 [Clarification 2] on the above subject laying down the guidelines for the grant of approval under section 80-O. The Board has had occasion to re-examine the aforesaid guidelines and it has been decided to modify the guidelines to the extent indicated below
Circular No. 185-Income Tax Attention is invited to paragraph 2 of Circular No. 176 [F. No. 275/12/75-ITJ], dated 16-8-1975 enclosing an extract of the revised Sub-Paragraph I of Paragraph A of Part III of the First Schedule to the Finance Act, 1975, giving the revised rate of tax deduction at source from salaries during financial year 1975-76, consequent
Circular No. 184-Income Tax 6. Under section 3(1) of the Ordinance, a person can declare his income liable to tax for any assessment year up to and including the assessment year 1975-76 falling under any of the following categories: ( a) income for which he has failed to furnish a return under section 139 of the Income-tax Act; or ( b) income which he has failed to disclose in a return of income filed by him under the Income-tax Act before 8-10-1975; or
Circular No. 183-Income Tax . Under section 3(1) of the Ordinance, a person can declare his income liable to tax for any assessment year up to and including the assessment year 1975-76 falling under any of the following categories: ( a) income for which he has failed to furnish a return under section 139 of the Income-tax Act; or ( b) income which he has failed to disclose in a return of income filed by him under the Income-tax Act before 8-10-1975; or
Circular : No. 182-Income Tax Attention is invited to para 2(3) of this Ministry’s Circular No. 161, dated 22-3-1975 [Clarification 1] on the above subject, which lays down that for the purpose of computing the total income of an employee, the amount credited to his ledger account in the Additional Wages Deposit Account or the Additional Dearness Allowance
Circular No. 181-Income Tax Under section 3(1) of the Ordinance, a person can declare his income liable to tax for any assessment year up to and including the assessment year 1975-76 falling under any of the following categories: ( a) income for which he has failed to furnish a return under section 139 of the Income-tax Act; or ( b) income which he has failed to disclose in a return of income filed by him under the Income-tax Act before
Circular No. 180-Income Tax Under section 3(1) of the Ordinance, a person can declare his income liable to tax for any assessment year up to and including the assessment year 1975-76 falling under any of the following categories: ( a) income for which he has failed to furnish a return under section 139 of the Income-tax Act; or ( b) income which he has failed to disclose in a return of income filed by him under the Income-tax Act before
Circular No. 179-Income Tax The Amending Act has introduced a new sub-clause (via) in clause (6) of section 10 with a view to exempting from income-tax remuneration received by individuals other than Indian citizens, from foreign philanthropic institutions, associations or bodies in certain circumstances. The exemption fromincome-tax will be available if the following conditions are fulfilled, namely
Circular No. 178-Income Tax Under the provisions of section 8OG deduction is allowable as spelt out in the said section on the sums paid by an assessee to the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund. With a view to helping the donors to remit amounts of the donations to the Fund, the money orders addressed to the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund have been exempted from payment of money order commission.
