Wednesday, 11 November 2020

Taxation for Individual/HUF (Resident or Non-resident) Opting for taxation under Section 115BAC


a)      Concessional Tax rates

Total Income

Tax rate

Upto Rs. 2,50,000

NIL

From Rs 2,50,001 to Rs 5,00,000

5%

From Rs 5,00,001 to Rs 7,50,000

10%

From Rs 7,50,001 to Rs 10,00,000

15%

From Rs 10,00,001 to Rs 12,50,000

20%

From Rs 12,50,001 to Rs 15,00,000

25%

Above 15,00,000

30%

 

b)      Conditions to be full-filled for availing option u/s 115BAC

 

Particulars

Individual, not having income from

business or profession. (Employee)

Individual  or  HUF,      having income from

Business or Profession

How to avail Option u/s 115BAC

In order to avail option for any assessment year, Assessee needs to file FORM 10-IE, before due date of filing ITR.

i.     In order to avail option for any assessment year, Assessee needs to file FORM 10-IE, before due date of filing ITR.

ii.     Option once exercised for any AY, will continue to apply for subsequent AY mandatorily.

iii.     Assessee can withdraw the option and once he do it, then this option cannot be avail again. He can avail the option again,

if he ceased to carry on the business.

Deductions/ exemption not Allowed

i.     Leave travel concession/allowance

ii.     House Rent Allowance

iii.     Allowances specified u/s 10(14). However Travel allowance, transfer allowance and Conveyance allowance is allowed as  a deduction.

iv.     Free food provided by an employer through paid voucher, having value upto Rs. 50/meal.

v.     Daily allowance /constituency allowance received by MP/MLA

vi.     Standard Deduction from Salary

and deduction on account of Entertainment allowance and

i.     Interest    on     Housing    loan     on                    self- occupied Property

ii.    Exemption to units in SEZ

iii.    Additional Depreciation.

iv.    The depreciation on any block of assets, where depreciation rate is more than 40%, will be restricted to 40% only.

v.     Investment in new plant or machinery in notified backward areas in certain States (Section 32AD)

vi.    Tea /Coffee/ Rubber Development account Section 33AB

vii.    Specific expenditure on scientific expenditure- Section 35

viii.    Deduction in respect of expenditure on

 

 

 

Professional tax.

vii.    Interest on Housing loan on self- occupied Property

viii.     No standard deduction from Family pension.

ix.     Deduction under chapter VIA, other than employer contribution to NPS

x.     Exemption of Rs. 1500 on account

of clubbing of Minor Income

specified business- Section 35AD

ix.     No standard deduction from family pension

x.    Deduction under chapter VIA, other than deduction in respect of new employee u/s 80JJAA

xi.     Exemption of Rs. 1500 on account of clubbing of Minor Income

Losses Set-off Provisions , when option u/s 115BAC is

exercised

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a)  Bought forward Loss under the head  “PGBP” and “Capital Gain”, if attributable  to deductions not allowable u/s 115BAC, will NOT be set-off and will lapse forever

b)  Other Bought forward loss under the head “PGBP” and “Capital Gain”, can be set-off, if any and can be further carried forward, if any

c)   Bought forward unabsorbed ADDITIONAL depreciation CANNOT be set-off and will lapse forever.

d)  Bought forward unabsorbed depreciation (NORMAL), can be set-off and further carried forward, if any.

e)  Loss under the head “Income from House property”

i) Bought forward loss on account of self-occupied property, CANNOT be set-off against income from house property and such loss will lapse forever.

ii)     Bought forward loss on account of Let out property, CAN be set-off against income from house property and such loss can be carried forward, if not set-off.

iii)   Current Year Loss CANNOT be set-off against any other income and such loss will lapse forever.

Refer Example below

Others

 

If option for section 115BAC is availed for AY 2021-22, the WDV of block of Assets as at 1- 4-2020, shall be increased by  bought forward            unabsorbed                            ADDITIONAL DEPRECIATION disallowed as above

If Option is exercised after AY 2021-22, then

above benefit of increasing WDV of Block of Assets is not available.

 


 

 

c)       Other Points- The following special income will continue to be taxable at special rates mentioned in respective sections

i)                    Short Term Capital Gains u/s 111A

ii)                   Long term Capital Gains u/s 112

iii)                 Long term capital gains u/s 112A

iv)                 Tax on winning from lotteries etc. us/ 115BB

v)                  Tax on unexplained credit, unexplained investment etc. u/s 115BBE

vi)                 Tax on income from patent u/s 115BBF

 

 

Example

1.       Mr. A is working as an employee in PY 20-21 and as at 31/3/2020, he was entitled to carried forward the following Losses from business, which was stopped in FY 19-20.

a)      Business Loss (Not due to deductions not allowed u/s 115BAC) – Rs. 5,00,000

b)      Bought forward unabsorbed Additional Depreciation – Rs. 3,00,000

c)       Bought forward unabsorbed Normal Depreciation – Rs. 1,00,000

 

If Mr. A avail option for taxation u/s 115BAC, the following consequences will prevail

i)                    He can continue to carry business loss of Rs. 5 lacs and can set-off such business loss , if starts business in future within the time frame within which such loss is allowed to set- off.

ii)                   Bought forward unabsorbed Additional depreciation of Rs. 3 lacs will lapse forever.

iii)                 He can continue to carry unabsorbed Normal Depreciation of Rs. 1 lakh and can set-off such depreciation, if starts business in future.

 

2.       Mr. A is having bought forward loss under the head ‘Income from House Property” ,on account of self-occupied property ,to the extent of Rs. 1,60,000 as at 31-03-2020. He has Income from house property in PY 20-21 – Rs.1,70,000. If Mr. A opts for taxation u/s 115BAC in PY 20-21, he cannot set-off of Rs. 1,60,000 against income of Rs. 1,70,000 and such loss will lapse forever, even if he does not opt for taxation in subsequent PY 21-22.

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