Description : If the assessee is living in own house HRA is ………….. A) Fully Taxable B) Partly Taxable C) Fully Exempted D) None of these
Last Answer : A) Fully Taxable
Description : Who is assessee in case of a HUF? A) Karta B) Coparceners C) Deemed Karta D) None of these
Last Answer : A) Karta
Description : When the income earned in an year is taxed in the same year, it is called ………………….. A) Advanced Assessment B) Super Assessment C) Accelerated Assessment D) None of the above
Last Answer : C) Accelerated Assessment
Description : Income exempted from tax are stated in the section……. Of Income Tax Act. A) 5 B) 10 C) 12 D) 8
Last Answer : B) 10
Description : Rebate of Income tax is defined as per section …………….. A) 81A B) 87A C) 81C D) 87C
Last Answer : B) 87A
Description : As per Income tax Act, Person includes …………… A) Individual B) HUF C) Local Authority D) All of the above
Last Answer : D) All of the above
Description : A person with the age of ………… or more is considered as a super senior citizen as per Income tax Act. A) 56 B) 60 C) 80 D) 85
Last Answer : C) 80
Description : Assessment year is the period of 12 months commencing from ……………. Every year. A) 1st March B) 31st March C) 1st April D) 30 th April
Last Answer : C) 1st April
Description : Income Tax Act was passed in the year………. A) 1934 B) 1956 C) 1961 D) 1972
Last Answer : C) 1961
Description : Income from Salary is explained in the section …………………… A) 12 to 14 B) 15 to 17 C) 18 to 22 D) 24 to 26
Last Answer : B) 15 to 17
Description : A citizen of India who goes abroad for the purpose of employment, he must stay in India in the previous year for at least ............................. days to become a resident A) 90 days B) 162 days C) 180 days D) 182 days
Last Answer : D) 182 days
Description : The highest Administrative Authority for Income Tax in India is............ A) Finance Minister. B) CBDT. C) President of India. D) Director of Income Tax.
Last Answer : B) CBDT
Description : Income tax rates are fixed in…………….. A) Income tax Act B) Finance Act C) Income tax rules D) Finance rules
Last Answer : B) Finance Act
Description : Income tax is a…………………. A) Professional tax B) Direct tax C) Indirect tax D) Service tax
Last Answer : B) Direct tax
Description : Income Tax Act came into force on………… A)1 st April 1935 B) 1 st April 1961 C) 1 st April 1962 D) 1 st April 1956
Last Answer : C) 1st April 1962
Description : Entertainment allowance is allowed as a deduction as per section …………… A) 16 B) 16(i) C) 16(ii) D) 16(iii)
Last Answer : C) 16(ii)
Description : Gratuity is defined as per section ……….. A) 10(10A) B) 10(10AA) C) 10(10) D)10A
Last Answer : C) 10(10)
Description : Salary is defied as per section ………. A) 15(2) B) 16(1) C)17(2) D)17(1)
Last Answer : D)17(1)
Description : The claim for escalation for price and export incentive shall be deemed to be income of . a) Previous year, if reasonable certainty for realization is involved b) Current year, if realization ... c) At the option of the assessee stating valid reasons d) All of the options are incorrect
Last Answer : a) Previous year, if reasonable certainty for realization is involved
Description : Agricultural income in Pakistan is assessable for........................ A) Resident B) Not Ordinarily Resident C) Non-resident D) Not taxable
Last Answer : A) Resident
Description : Expenditure incurred on exempted income is …………. as deduction. A) Fully Allowed B) Partly Allowed C) Not Allowed D) None of these
Last Answer : C) Not Allowed
Description : Surcharge is levied when the total income exceeds ………………….. A) 5 Crore B) 10 Crore C) 1 Crore D) 2 Crore
Last Answer : C) 1 Crore
Description : The minimum exceptional limit of income is………………. A) 250,000 B) 200,000 C) 300,000 D) 500,000
Last Answer : C) 300,000
Description : There are …………… heads of income A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 2
Last Answer : C) 5
Description : Foreign allowance is a ……………. A) Fully Exempted Allowance B) Fully Taxable Allowance C) Partly Exempted Allowance D) None of these
Last Answer : A) Fully Exempted Allowance
Description : Transport allowance given by the employer to the employee is exempt up to ……….. A) Rs.1000p.m B) Rs.1600p.m C) Rs.1000p.a D) Rs.1600p.a
Last Answer : B) Rs.1600p.m
Description : Children hostel allowance is exempt up to per month per child for two children. A) Rs.100 B) Rs.200 C) Rs.250 D) Rs.300
Last Answer : D) Rs.300
Description : Children education allowance is exempt up to per month per child for two children. A) Rs.100 B) Rs.150 C) Rs.200 D) Rs.250
Last Answer : A) Rs.100
Description : Any allowance granted for encouraging research, academic and other professional pursuit is called ……………………… A) Research Allowance B) Academic Allowance C) Higher Educational Allowance D) Educational Allowance
Last Answer : any allowance granted from encouraging research or Academy and other professional fruit suit is called what
Description : Rule ….. explain the taxation of HRA A) 2 B) 2A C) 2AA D) 2AB
Last Answer : 2A
Description : HRA is ……………….. A) Fully Taxable B) Partly Taxable C) Fully Exempted D) None of these
Last Answer : B) Partly Taxable
Description : Payment made by an employer to employee monthly, other than salary is called …………. A) Bonus B) Allowances C) Benefits D) None of these
Last Answer : B) Allowances
Description : Bonus paid by the employer to the employee is ………… A) Fully Taxable B) Partly Taxable C) Fully Exempted D) None of these
Description : When an URPF is recognized, the balance so transferred is called …………. A) Recognized PF B) Transferred PF C) Recognized Balance C) Transferred Balance
Last Answer : C) Transferred Balance
Description : Dividend from an Indian Company is ………………… A) Fully Taxable B) Partly Taxable C) Fully Exempted D) None of these
Last Answer : C) Fully Exempted
Description : A Company has …………. types of residential status. A) 2 B) 3 C) 1 D) 4
Last Answer : A) 2
Description : To be an Ordinarily resident in India, an individual must satisfy ………………………. A) Both Basic Conditions and One Additional Condition B) One Basic Condition and Both Additional Conditions C) One Basic Condition and One Additional Condition D) Both Basic Conditions and Both Additional Conditions
Last Answer : B) One Basic Condition and Both Additional Conditions
Description : CBDT is control by ………………………………….. A) Central Government B) State Government C) Both (A) and (B) D) None of this above
Last Answer : A) Central Government
Description : CBDT stands for ………………………….. A) Central Bureau of Direct Taxes B) Central Board of Direct Taxes C) Citizen’s Board of Direct Taxes D) Citizen’s Bureau of Direct Taxes
Last Answer : B) Central Board of Direct Taxes
Description : Educational cess is charges at the rate of …….. A) 2% B) 1% C) 3% D) 5%
Last Answer : C) 3%
Description : Income from enhanced compensation shall be considered as income…………… a) In the year it is received b) In the year in which it is deemed to be received c) In any year at the option of the assessee
Last Answer : a) In the year it is received
Description : Assessee is having stock existing in the business. Valuation of the stock will be at : a) Cost b) Market Price c) Cost or MRP whichever is less d) Cost or MRP whichever is high
Last Answer : c) Cost or MRP whichever is less
Description : Actual cost to assessee in case of sale and repurchase is: a) WDV at the time of first sale b) Actual price for which the asset is reacquired c) Lower of A& B d) Higher of A & B
Last Answer : c) Lower of A& B
Description : R, an assessee carries on business in respect of which it holds tenancy rights. It carries out improvements to the said building at a cost of Rs. 2 lakhs and claims depreciation @ 10% thereon. Which one of ... Deduction will be allowed of Rs. 2 Lakh d) The amount of Rs.2.2 lakh will be capitalized
Last Answer : b) Depreciation will be allowed of Rs.20 thousand
Description : ICDS is not applicable to: a) All assessee b) Individual and HUF who are required to get audit u/s 44AD c) Individual and HUF who are not required to get audit u/s 44AD d) 1 & 2
Last Answer : c) Individual and HUF who are not required to get audit u/s 44AD
Description : Operational audit differs in many ways from an audit of financial statements. Which of the following is the best example of one of these differences? a. The usual audit of the financial statement ... audit are often drawn from an organization chart and are not limited to a single accounting period.
Last Answer : The boundaries of an operational audit are often drawn from an organization chart and are not limited to a single accounting period.
Description : Mark correct options a) A post office or Sorting office or section which exchanges mails with offices in foreign countries is known as Office of exchange . b) A Foreign post office is an office ... of customs examination, assessment and accounting of custom duty is carried out. d) All the above
Last Answer : d) All the above
Description : In National Savings Certificates, investment up to ________ per annum qualifies for IT Rebate under section 80C of Income Tax Act. A. Rs.10 lakh B. Rs.2 lakh C. Rs.5 lakh D. Rs.1 lakh
Last Answer : D. Rs.1 lakh Explanation: There is no maximum limit for investment. Certificates can be kept as collateral security to get loan from banks. Investment up to INR 1,00,000/- per annum qualifies for ... Tax Act. Trust and HUF cannot invest. Rate of interest effective from 1st April 2016 is 8.10%
Description : Section 80E of the Income Tax Act provides for deduction of interest paid on Education or study loan taken for higher education. Deduction under section 80E is available for _____ A. 2 years B. 4 years C. 8 years E. 10 years
Last Answer : C. 8 years Explanation: An education loan can not only fund your higher studies but also help save tax. The interest paid on the education loan can be claimed as deduction, as per Section 80E of ... and is available up to eight years, or until the payment of interest in full, whichever is earlier.
Description : Investment under senior citizen savings scheme qualifies for the benefit of __________ of the Income Tax Act, 1961. A. Section 60C B. Section 70C C. Section 80C D. Section 90C E. None of the Above
Last Answer : C. Section 80C Explanation: Investment under this scheme qualifies for the benefit of Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961.