Income Tax

Section 43B(h) of Income Tax Act

The Finance Act 2023 inserted Clause h to Section 43B to promote timely payments to micro and small enterprises. It provides that any sum payable by the assessee to a micro or small enterprise beyond the time limit specified in section 15 of the Micro, Small and...

Updated Return (ITR-U)

Updated return (ITR-U) is a form that allows taxpayers to correct errors or omissions on their ITRs up to two years from the end of the relevant assessment year to update their return. Irrespective of whether the taxpayer has filed an original, belated, or revised ITR...

Residential status of Individual under Income Tax Act 1961

It is very important for an individual to determine the residential status as the taxability under Income Tax Act 1961 is depends on the residential status of individuals. There are three types of residential status of individuals which are as follows- 1. Resident 2....

Old vs New Tax Regime which is better?

In Budget 2023, Government of India introduced new tax regime as a default regime for the taxpayer but the old tax regime is continued to exists. It created a lot of confusion among taxpayers regarding the choice between the old and new tax regime Whether taxpayer...

Union Budget FY 23-24 : Income Tax Highlights

Don't miss out on the latest changes in the income tax laws. Stay informed and plan your finances accordingly with the Union Budget FY23-24 : Income Tax Highlights. Read now to access the report and take control of your finances today! Union Budget : Income Tax...

Taxation of unlisted equity shares under Income Tax

Meaning of Unlisted Equity Shares Unlisted equity shares mean the shares which are not listed on any recognized stock exchange in India. Period of holding As per section 2(42A) of the Act, if the unlisted shares held by an assessee upto the period of 24 months...

Old vs New Tax Regime: Which one you should choose?

From Financial year 2020-21, taxpayers (Individuals and HUFs) has an option to choose between Old Tax regime and the new Tax Regime. The new tax regime is available with lower tax rates and almost zero deductions/exemptions. Here is the quick comparison table between...

How to Respond to outstanding tax demand online

If you have outstanding demand in queue on your Income Tax portal, then do follow the below steps to know the details or to submit the response- To check your outstanding demand Step 1– Login to e-filing portal on www.incometax.gov.in Step-2– Go to ‘Pending action’...

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