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TAXATION

MOCK TEST - 002



Marks: 50
Time: 01:40 hours

Question 1
(12)
Mr. Arjun, an Indian citizen, was working with UNO till 31 st July 2010 and was residing at Canada . On 1 st August, he joined Indian-Government service and was deputed to Lahore in Pakistan. On 1 st December, he left the Indian-Government service and joined a private company and started working at its Tokyo branch. On 1 st March, he has been shifted to the head office in Mumbai, India. His salary structure in various assignment are as under:

Particulars

UNO

Government service

Private Ltd. Co.

Basic

Rs.5000 p.m.

Rs.6000 p.m.

Rs.4000 p.m.

Dearness Allowances

Rs.2000 p.m.

Rs.4000 p.m.

Rs.3000 p.m.

Car Allowance

Rs.1000 p.m.

Rs.1500 p.m.

Rs.800 p.m.

Fair rent of Rent free accommodation' provided to employee

Rs.800 p.m.

Rs.700 p.m.

Rs.1200 p.m.

Children education facility for 3 children in a school owned by employer.

Notional fee of such institution p.m. per student

Rs.4000 p.m.

Rs.2000 p.m.

Rs.1600 p.m.

Find taxable salary for the previous year 2010-11.

 
Question 2
(8)
Mr. Abdul provides the following information regarding his income of P.Y. 2010-11. Compute income liable to be charged in India in the following cases:

a. He is an ordinarily resident.

b. He is not an ordinarily resident.

c.He is a non-resident.

Particulars

Rs.

Business income from USSR received in India

10000

Business income earned in India received in Pakistan

20000

Salary income from a company of UK situated in India

15000

Interest on German Development Bond (2/5 th received in India )

60000

Income from agriculture in Nepal received there but later on remitted to India

181000

Income from property in Jakarta received outside India

86000

Income earned from business in UAE which is controlled from Delhi (Rs.15000 received in India )

65000

Profit from a business in Madras and managed from outside India

27000

Profit on a sale of a building in India but received in Sri Lanka

1480000

Pension from a former employer in India received in USSR

36000

Gift in foreign currency from a relative received in India

80000

 

Question 3
(5)

X Ltd. has two house properties both of which are vacant. Municipal value of 1 st house property is Rs.100000 and that of 2 nd is Rs.80000. It has computed income from house property as under:

Particulars

Details

Amount

HP1: Self occupied [Sec. 23(2)(a)]

 

 

Net Annual Value ( NAV )

Nil

 

Less : Interest on loan u/s 24(b)

Nil

 

Income from HP1

 

Nil

HP2: Deemed to be let out [Sec. 23(4)]

 

 

Gross Annual Value (GAV)

80000

 

Less : Municipal tax

Nil

 

Net Annual Value ( NAV )

80000

 

Less : Standard deduction u/s 24(a) @ 30% of NAV

24000

56000

Income from house property

 

56000

Do you agree with the computation of income from house property of the assessee


Question 4
(5)

Roshan started a business of designing on 01-04-2009. He acquired a laptop on 01-04-2009 for Rs.50000 for his business use. Since his gross total income for the previous year 2009-10 is only Rs.55000/-, he did not file his return of income. During the previous year 2010-11, his business income before depreciation u/s 32 is Rs.560000. Since he is required to file his return of income for the assessment year 2011-12, he seeks your advice for computing depreciation. Please compute depreciation on his behalf assuming that:

a.
He is maintaining books of account from 01-04-2009 but did not provide any depreciation on laptop.
b.
He is maintaining books of account from 01-04-2009 and provided depreciation Rs.8000 on laptop.
c.
He is maintaining books of account from 01-04-2010

 
Question 5
(10)

Explain with reason either the statements are true or false:

a.
An employee claiming exemption u/s 10(10C) is not eligible for relief u/s 89 for such receipt.
b.
An Indian citizen, who leaves India during the previous year for world tour shall be treated as resident in India only if he satisfies any of the conditions given u/s 6(1).
c.
Owner, in the context of sec. 22, means a person in whose name property is registered or a person who can enjoy the right of the owner, not on behalf of the owner but in his own right and includes deemed owner.
d.
Income from saplings shall not be considered as agricultural income.
e.
Medical allowance to the extent of Rs. 15000 is exempt in hands of all employees.

 
Question 6
(10)
a.
Describe the ad-hoc method of segregating partly agricultural income & partly business income.
b.
Enlists the income specified u/s 28




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