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TEST BANK
APRIL 2010
During the Previous Year 2018-19 he interest on housing loan 1,60,000. He is entitled to
paid
a deduction from Net Annual Value equal to
(a) 1,50,000 (b) F 30,000
(c) 1,60,000
Column A Column B
Column A Column B
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1.
Rental income in case of dealer in property (a) Profit and Gains of Business or
Dividend on shares in case of a dealer Profession
2.
in shares (6) Income from House Property
partner from his partnership firm (c) Income from Other Sources
3. Salary by
(CA-PCC, Nov. 2010, adapted)
451
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MARCH 2011
A.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
case
is taxable in
Income wnicn aCcrues or arise outside India and also received outside India
1, Resident
(a) Non Resident Resident but Not Ordinarily
(b)
(c) Resident and Ordinarily Resident advance salary for Ap
of C Ltd. drawing salary of 7 10,000 p.m. took
2. Mr. Sirsat, an employee 31-3-2019. The Gross Salary of Mr. Sirsat 1or A.
2019 alongwith salary of March, 2019 on
2019-20 is
(a)T 1,20,000 (b) 1,10,000
(c) 1,30,000
taxable amount of gift is
Nikhil received a gift of T 52,000 from his friend. The
3. Mr. (b) Nil
(a) 2,000
date of filling
(c) 52,000 before the due
from Non-scheduled bank not paid
Interest payable on
loan a
(a) 15,000
(c) 27,000
FOLLOWING
cOLUMNS
MATCH THE
BB. Column B
Business Income
ColumnA
(a)
Not a Business Income
An Indian Company
Employer
for (b)
Capital Asset
1. incurred by ()
Expenditure Asset
2. Treatment
of Dependent
d) Not a Capital
Medical Ordinarily Resident
Mother-in-law of Employee
Annual
Value (e) Not Ordinarily Resident
from Net
Deduction
(f)
Standard Customer
Taxable Perquisite
3 Gift
from (g)
Voluntary Tax Free Perquisite
4. Residential House (h) Value
30% of Net Annual
. ()
33/% of Net Annual Value
No Standard
Deduction Allowed
(k)
452
Direct Tax (T. Y.B. Com.:
SEM-V)
OCTOBER 2011
A MULTIPLE CHOICE
QUESTIONS
1. Total income of a
person is determined
on the basis of his
(a) Citizenship
(c) Marital status (b) Residential status
2. Uncommuted Pension received a
(a) Exempt by Government employee is
(c) Partly Exempt (b) Taxable
3. Salary received by Manager of
(a) Fully exempt Agricultural Farm is
(c) Partly taxable (6) Fully taxable
4. Salary received by a partner from
(a) Income from Salary partnership firm is
(c) Income from Other Sources (b) Income from Business
5. Mr.
Gurdeep has let out his ownership flat to Mr.
were paid by Mr. Datta, a friend of Mr. Pradip. The municipal taxes due on 31-03-2019
3 (a) Claim the municipal taxes as the Gurdeep on 28-03-2019. Mr. Gurdeep cann
A
deduction from Gross Annual Value
(b) Not claim the municipal taxes as the
(c) Claim 50% of the deduction from Gross Annual Value
6. Mr. Shivaprasad
municipal taxes from Gross Annual
Value.
pays tuition fees of 10,000 for M.Com
under section 80C shall Part I for his wife. The amount
be deductible
(a) 10,000
(c) Nil (b) 5,000
453
MARCH 2012
A. MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
A new business was set
. up on 1-10-2018. It's first
(a) 31-3-2019 previous year will end on
(c) 31-12-2018 (b) 30-9-2019
2. Pu une University is assessed to Income Tax
(a) An Individual as
OCTOBER 2012
1. A new business was set up on 1-1-2019. If's first previous year will end on
(a) 31-3-2019 (b) 31-12-2019
c) 31-3-2020
Mumbai University is assessed to Income Tax as
(a) An Individual (b) An Artificial Juridicial
Person
(c) A Local Authority
3. otal determined on the basis of
income of a person is
(a) Citizenship (b) Residential Status
Residential Status
(C) Both Citizenship andreceived
Uncommuted Pension by a Government Employee is
(a) Taxable (b) Exempt
(c) Partly Exempt
454 Direct Tax (T. Y.B.Com.: SEM-V
5. Capital
Asset for the purpose of capital gain does not include
(a) Stock in Trade (b) Residential flat used for commercial purpose
(c) Shares and Securities
6. Standard deduction of
family pension is limited for 15,000 or
(a) 25% of such pension whichever is less (b) 33/% of such pension whichever is less
(c) 50% of such pension whichever is less
7. Deduction on account of Entertainment
Allowance is allowed to
(a) Non-Government Employees (b) Government Employees
(c) Both Govemment Employees and Non-Government Employees
8. Mr. Mangesh, a Chartered Accountant lets out his ownership office to another Chartered
Accountant, rent received by him is
(a) Income from Business (b) Income from House Property
(c) Income from Other Source
9. Mr. Sunil, a businessman paid professional fees 7 25,000 by bearer cheque. This is allowed as
business expenditure to the extent of.
(a) 10,000 (b) 25,000
(c) Nil
1
10.Donation of Chief Minister's Relief Fund is
(a) Allowed as business expenditure (b) Not allowed as business expenditure
(c) Partly allowed as business expenditure
MARCH 2013
Column A Column BB
OCTOBER 2013
in lieu is taxable
Profits of salary Head. underthe
Maximum amount of deduction for entertainment allowance is.
d Head
received by partner from partnership firm is taxable under the
6. Commission
Value of SOP is
6. Net Annual
B. MATCH THE FOLLoWING COLUMNS
Column B
ColumnA
Business Income
Person with tax liability (a)
(b) Assessee
2. Salary of M.P. / M.L.A.
AOP
3 Exempt Income (c)
Capital Asset
4. MIG Cricket Club (d)
(e) Income from Other Sources
4. Residential House
Gift from Relative
5. Voluntary Gift from Customer (f)
MARCH 2014
(b) Even for part time education in school and college in India
5.2 (c) Even for full/ pat time education in college abroad 6.
Rent received from
open plot o
(a) Income from House
Q. B. MATCH THE FOLLOWING COLUMNs (c) Incomne from Other Proper
The standard
Sources
7.
(a) 50,000
deduction on afa
COLUMN A COLUMNB (c) Nil
Gift from customer If an assessee
pays life insur
(a) Not taxable upto 50,000 a.
section 80C of
. Drawing and paintings (b) Capital Asset
3. Wealth Tax (a) 90,000
c) Taxable Perquisite
4. GST (C) Ni
(d) T2,00,000
. Reimbursement of medical expenses
(e) 30,000 g. Mr. Anil is a person with a phy
from employer 80U of
() Allowable Business Expenditure
2 . Interest on housing loan taken after
(g) Not a Capital Asset (a) 75,000
21 1-4-1999 for acquisition of self (c) Nil
occupied (h) Disallowable Business
21 property Expenditure 10. Mr. Dinkar eams Saving Bar
7. Maintenance of entitled to a deduction under
22 handicapped dependent () Income from other sources
) Income from business (a) 90,000
2 (k) 50,000 (c) Nil
2
2
OCTOBER 2014
T e s tB a n k
APRIL 2015
OR FALSE
STATE WHETHER TRUE
A
consists of any person.
1. An association of persons
on citizenship.
2. Residential status does not depend Assessee.
India is not taxed in the hands of Ordinarilyl Resident
3. Income earned outside the
on 1-8-2018, the
first previous year will end on 31-7-2019 for
If the business is commenced
Assessment year 2019-20.
deceased employee is income from salary.
a widow of a
5. Family pension received by the previous year is
but not received by an employee during
6. Bonus declared by the employer
Considered a s a part of gross
salary of that previous year.
is a part of Gross Salary.
Advance against salary Indian Company is fully exempt upto
10 lakhs only.
8. Dividend received from
taxable.
.Gift received from father is fully exempt from tax.
retired employee is fully
0.Pension received by
OCTOBER 2015
APRIL 2016
NOVEMBER 2016
BLANKS
A. FILL IN THE
1. Remuneration received by a MemDer or Parlament (MP) is taxable under the head Income fro
NOVEMBER 2017
A.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
1. A new business was set up on 1-10-2018. Its first previous year will end on
(a) 31-3-2019
(b) 30-9-2019
(c) 31-3-2020
(a) Taxable as capital gains (b) Not taxable being personal asset
in nature
c) Not taxable being non-recurring
8. Mr. Desai contributed for his girl child under the Sukanya Samridhi account scheme. He is entitled
to a deduction.
(b) u/s 80CCC
(a) u/s 80C
(c) u/s 8OD
on company
debenture is
Interest received
.
9.
(b) Tax free
(a) Taxable
(c) Partly taxable
10 - is not taxable.
(b) Gift from father
(a) Profits in lieu of salary
(c) legal income
TRUE OR FALSE
|B. STATE WHETHER
446
OCTOBER 2003 TO APRIL 2009 7.
5.2
Q. STATE WHETHER TRUE/FALSE GIVING REASONS IN SHORT
1. (1) Life Insurance Premium paid by cash 5,000 is eligible for deduction u/s 80C.
(2) The income eaned 10,000 in the USA by Resident Indian is nottaxable in India.
(3) The residential property let out for commercial purpose is not taxable as income from house
property. 8.
(4) Dr. Anand who is a full time employee of Jaslok Hospital receives 50,000 from Jaslok
Hospital. He can treat it as income from business and profession.
(5) Mr. Rajeev receives dividend of 7 15,000 from NKGSB Co-op. Bank Ltd. It is exempt us
10(34). (Oct. 03, adapted)
2. (1) Mr. Aditya sells his motor carfor 1,00,000 on 28-02-2019. He can claim depreciation for 11
months.
(2) Mr. Madhav spends 7 25,000 on medical treatment of his physically handicapped minor son
21 who is dependent on him. He can claim deduction of 75,000 u/s 80 U.
(3) Mr. Jawhar owns two houses both of which are not let out. Mr. Jawhar treats the annual value
21 of both the houses as "NIL" since both the houses are self occupied.
(4) Mr. Pinkesh has a gross total income of 7 1,75,000 and his allowable investments for Sec.
22 80C are 7 1,60,0000. He can claim deduction of 1,60,000.
9.
Mr. Q claim deduction of F 10,000 paid in cash as premium for his mediclaim insurance
(5) can
policy u/s 80D of the Income Tax Act 1961. (April 04, adapted)
3. (1) Mr. Raju earns 2,00,000 as interest on PPF account. This is taxed as Income from Other
Sources.
of 10,000 paid by him on
(2) Mr. Pawar can claim deduction u/s 80C for life insurance premium
behalf of his wife.
as Income from Salary'.
(3) Remuneration received by a Member of Parliament is taxable
(4) Mr. Sawant purchased a flat on 1st June 2017 for R7 4,00,000 and sold it on 1st February,
Kapil
2019 for7 4,75,000. These capital gains are "Long Term".
his partnership firms. It is "Income from other
(5) A partner has received interest on capital from
Sources".
(April 06, adapted)
(45%) certified by medical authorities. He
Mr. Manoj Shinde is physically handicapped as
4 (1)
1,25,000 U/s 80U.
can claim a deduction of
on rent of 7 1,00,000 p.m. This is his
(2) Mr. Yogesh Datey has given his commercial property
business income.
20,000 as P & LA/c which is unpaid till the due date of filling
GST to his
(3) Mr. P has debited claim this as a allowable deduction.
of his Income-tax return. He can
E n c a s h m e n t to non-Government employees
in case of Leave
(3) The maximum amount exempt
is 10,00,000. for
of R 12,00,000 from his principal
business received a sum
Tushar carrying on an agency
(4) as it is a capital receipt.
termination of agency. It
shall be exempt
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463
Organisation. or
entertainment allowance
Pandhannath is working in a pivate organisation. He gets
(2) Mr. allowance deduction
000 dunng the previous year 2018-19. He can claim entertainment
u/s 16(i).
in cash. He
cannot claim deduction
Mr. paid his Life Insurance premium of 7 6,000
(3) Bnuvan
u/s 80 C for payment of premium in cash. taxed
vacant plot of land
owned by her. This is
(4) Miss Aalisha receives 750,000 as rent from a
as Income from house property June 20188
2016 and sold it on 1st
Mr. Nityanand purchased a house property on 1st May (Oct. 08, adapted)
(5)
asset.
This is transfer of long term capital which is
Account towards GST
Mohan had debited 50,000 to the Profit and Loss amount as an
9 (1) Shri return. He cannot
claim this
till the due date of filling Income Tax
unpaid
allowable business expenditure.
Vithal Co. Bank. This is an exempt
20.000 from Shamrao
(2) Miss. Anita received dividend of
income. is not taxable in
? 50,000 in USA. This
income
resident Indian earned
(3) Mr. Sonu an ordinarily
India as a deduction for purchase
ticket. He can claim? 500
Amar has earned ? 5,000 from a lottery
(4)
of lottery tickets. tax upto 1,00,000
Provident Fund is exempt from
Interestcredited to Public (April 09, adapted)
(5)
ANSWERS
APRIL 2010
(b) 4 (c) 5 (c)
1 (c)2. (b)3
(e). (6) (d)
(), (5)
-
OCTOBER
2010
4 (c) |5. (c) 6. (b)
(c)
(a)3.
11 (a)2 (4) (e), (5) (b), (6)
-
(k)
8. (d). (2)
-
(h). (3) ) .
(1): (1) -
5.2
1. (c) 2. 3.
Q.
(c)
)4. (a) 5.
(a)6. (a)
B.
(1) (e). (2) (g). (3) (), (4) (a), (5) (c)
-
OCTOBER 2011
A.
(k)
MARCH 2012
A
2 OCTOBER 2012
A.
MARCH 2013
A.
(a), (3) -
(), (4) -
OCTOBER 2013
A. (1) financial year (2) Exempt (3) Income from Salary (4) 7 5,000 (5) Profits and Gains of Business
or Profession (6) Nil
B. (1) (b), (2) (e), (3) (). (4) (c), (5) - (d), (6) -(a)
- -
MARCH 2014
A.
OCTOBER 2014
A. True:5, 7; False:1,2,3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10
B.
APRIL 2015
True: 1, 2, 8; False : 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10
OCTOBER 2015
Oher
(4) Artificial Juridical Person (5)
A. (1) Business (2) Long Term Capital Gain (3) 31-3-2018
Sources (6) Exempt (7) 182 (8) Non Resident (9) 36 (10) Other Sources
8. True: 1,2, 3, 4, 5; False :6,7, 8, 9, 10
APRIL 2016
or
(6) Profit and Gains
A. (1)31st March 2019 (2) Other Sources (3) Company (4) Salary (5) 28,000
(7) 2,00,000 (8) Owner of H.P. (9) Other Souroes (10) 30,000
B. True:1,3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10; False :2, 6
NOVEMBER 2016
taxable (7)* Nil
Short-term (5) 7 20 lakhs (6)
A. (1) Other Sources (2) 180 (3) 7 50,000 (4)
(8) 5,00,000 (9) 36 (10) resident
B. True:1,2, 4, 9; False :3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10
NOVEMBER 2017
4 (a) 5. (a) 6. (b) 7. (a)
1. (a) 2. (c) 3 (a)
9. (a) 10. (b)
8 (a)
6, 10
B. True:1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9;
False : 2, 3,
APRIL 2009
OCTOBER 2003 TO
must be paid by cheque for claim U/S 80D.
1. (1) TRUE; Only medical premium
Income of a resident is taxable.
FALSE; Indian + foreign
(2) from House Property irrespective of the purpose of lettina.
as Income
(3) FALSE: Taxable
from employer taxable as salaries.
(4) FALSE; any receipt
(5) FALSE: Only
dividends from companies so exempt. (It is assumed that the Co-op. Bank is
is