06 August 2011
Hi, Pls clarify my ques on the foll 2 situations.
1) Indian resident earns salary income in UK(From a UK co). And tax is also deducted there and there is a DTAA between both the countries. The Resident also earns income here(from an Indian company) and tax gets deducgted here too.
How is relief worked out under Sec 90 and 90A.
2) Assuming he is a non resident, how does the situation differ?
06 August 2011
THIS REPLY MAY BE READ IN CONTEXT OF SECTION 91 WHERE THERE IS NO AGREEMENT EXISTS. FOR REPLY OF SECTION 90 PLEASE REFER MY REPLY DATED 07/08/2011 BELOW.
Reply 1-
1. In this case in Total Income (Indian), the salary Income of UK will be added and TAX on this INCOME will be calculated.
2. CALCULATION OF AVG TAX RATE (RI) . RI=(TAX on INCOME/INCOME)x 100
3. If Tax on UK salary is at higher rate, credit of such excess will not be given. Credit will be given @RI only.
In this case you can directly calculate tax on Indian Income as under Indian Income x RI
4. However, where UK Rate is lower Credit will be given at such lower rate only. CREDIT WILL BE TAKEN AS UNDER TAX-TaxUK= Net Tax payable.
07 August 2011
Thank you Sanat for appreciating my efforts as well as enriching my knowledge also in this matter. I feel that your query is pointing out towards the right direction, and I am modifying my REPLY-1-in Bold letters, so as to avoid confusion at a later stage to any of our members.
07 August 2011
How is relief worked out under Sec 90 and 90A?
Mr. Sanath,
Section 90(2) provides that , where ever treaty exists, the provision would apply to the extent they are more beneficial to the assessee. In this case as the assessee has already paid tax in UK even at a lesser rate, his relief will be maintained at 22.86% being more beneficial to him . However, he will have to pay tax on Indian Income @22.86% only.