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Income Tax Calculation for FY 2009-10

imageIncome Tax Calculation

To calculate the tax to paid for a Financial year, the steps included are :
1)    Add all the incomes from different sources to find the Total income.
2)    Subtract the annual professional tax from the total income to get the Gross Taxable income.
3)    Identify all the eligible income tax deductions and sum them up.
4)    Subtract all the deductions from the Gross Total Income to get the Net Taxable Income.
5)    Determine the slab of tax depending upon the net taxable income.
6)    Calculate the tax based on the slab.
7)    Add 3% Educational Cess to the total tax to get the Net Tax to be paid.

Lets take a few examples to elaborate on how to calculate tax depending upon the income, investments and expenditures.

Example 1:
Vijay is a salaried person with total yearly income of Rs2,40,000. His employer deducted Rs 200 per month as Professional tax. He made no other investments.
Lets calculate Vijay’s Tax Liability :

Head Amount
Annual Salary Income Rs.240000
Annual Professional Tax Rs.2400
Gross Taxable Income Rs.237600

 

Tax Calculation
Tax on Income upto Rs 1,60,000 0% NIL
Tax on the remaining Rs 77600 10% Rs.7760
Total Tax Rs.7760
Educational Cess@ 3% Rs.232.8
Net Tax Payable Rs.7993

 

So from the above calculation the tax to be paid by Vijay is Rs 7993.

Example 2 :
Ramesh is salaried employee and his annual income is Rs 3,50,000. His employer deducted Rs 200 per month towards Professional tax. He made a repayment of Rs 80,000 as principle and Rs 1,20,000 towards interest for a home loan. He also made a investment of Rs 60,000 towards NSC.

Lets calculate Ramesh’s tax:

Head Amount
Annual Salary Income Rs.350000
Annual Professional Tax Rs.2400
Gross Taxable Income (A)
Rs.347600

 

Deductions Amount
Section 80C Deductions Rs.100000
Home Loan Principle Rs.80000  
NSC Rs.60000  
Total Invetsment
Rs.140000  
Section 24 Deduction for Home loan interest repayment Rs.120000
Total Deduction (B)
Rs.220000
 
Net Taxable Income (A-B) Rs.127600
 
Tax Calculation
Tax on Income upto Rs 1,60,000 0% Rs.0
Total Tax Rs.0
Educational Cess@ 3% Rs.0
Total Tax Payable Rs.0

 So from the above calculation the tax to be paid by Ramesh is NIL.
Example 3:
Mahi is a salaried employee and her annual income is Rs 5,00,000 where her employer deducted Rs 2400 as annual professional tax. She had also rented out her flat and received a rent of Rs 30,000 annually. She paid a Health Insurance premium of Rs 5,000 and donated Rs 20,000 towards Prime Minister Relief fund. She made investments of Rs 50,000 in bank fixed deposits of tenure more than 5 yrs and paid a LIC premium of Rs 20,000.
 

Total Income
Head Amount
Salary Income (a) Rs.500000
Income from Rent (b) Rs.30000
Professional Tax (c) Rs.2400
Gross Taxable Income (A = a+b-c)
Rs.527600

 

Deductions Amount
Section 80C Deductions (a) Rs.70000
Bank FD Rs.50000  
LIC Rs.20000  
Total Investment Rs.70000  
Section 80D Health Insurance Premium (b) Rs.5000
Section 80G Donation To A Charity (c) Rs.20000
Total Deduction (B = a+b+c)
Rs.95000
 
Net Taxable Income (A-B)
Rs.432600
 
Tax Calculation
Tax on Income upto Rs 1,90,000 0% NIL
Tax on Income on next Rs 1,10,000
(Slab 1,90,001 to 3,00,000)
10% Rs.11000
Tax on remaining Rs 1,32,000
(Slab Rs. 3,00,001 to Rs. 500,000)
20% Rs.26400
Total Tax Rs.37400
Educational Cess@ 3% Rs.1122
Total Tax Payable Rs.38522

So from the above calculation the tax to be paid by Mahi is Rs 38522.

Example 4 :

Suren is a salaried employee and his annual income is Rs 15,00,000 where his employer deducted Rs 2400 as annual professional tax. He paid principle of Rs 1,00,000 and interest of Rs 2,00,000 for home loan.. He paid LIC of Rs 20,000 and mediclaim of Rs 10,000. He also contributed Rs 25,000 to Prime Minister charity fund.

Total Income
Head Amount
Salary Income Rs.1500000
Professional Tax Rs.2400
Gross Taxable Income (A)
Rs.1497600

 

Deductions Amount
Section 80C Deductions(a) Rs.100000
Home Loan Principle Rs.100000  
LIC Rs.20000  
Total Investment Rs.120000  
Section 24 (b) Rs.150000
Home Loan Interest
(maximum exemption is Rs1,50,000)
Rs.200000  
Section 80D-Medi claim premium (c) Rs.10000
Section 80G Donation To A Charity (d) Rs.25000
Total Deduction (B = a+b+c+d)
Rs.285000
 
Net Taxable Income (A-B)
Rs.1212600
 
Tax Calculation
Tax on Income upto Rs 1,60,000 0% Rs.0
Tax on Income on next Rs 1,40,000
(Slab 160,001 to 3,00,000)
10% Rs.14000
Tax on next Rs 2,00,000
(Slab Rs. 3,00,001 to Rs. 500,000)
20% Rs.40000
Tax on remaining Rs 7,12,600
(Slab Rs. 3,00,001 to Rs. 500,000)
30% Rs.213780
Total Tax Rs.267780
Surcharge 10% Rs.26778
Income Tax Due   Rs.294558
Educational Cess 3% Rs.8836.74
Total Tax Payable Rs.303395

So from the above calculation the tax to be paid by Suren is Rs 303395.

There are a number of online calculators available in internet.

  • To calculate the total tax on your net income refer to the official site of Income Tax.
  • If you have different sources of income and various deductions then download the tax calculator and fill in the details in the spreadsheet to calculate the exact tax payable.

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2 Responses

  1. Kindly inform Incometax payable for the Assessment year 2011-12 if total income for F/Y 2010-11 is Rs 570000 that includes Rs 400000 as long term capital gains.

  2. very very useful guide… indeed !!