rental income
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26 June 2010
Hi, one of my friend has purchased a new flat - and pays Interest on Housing loan - Rs.2.4 lacs per annum. He is also getting rent of Rs.5k per month. How should he show this in his IT return? Any help?
26 June 2010
Calculate the Gross annual value based on the valuation under Income from House property and deduct the Municipal taxes paid and Standard deduction and Interest on housing loan (fully because Let out property) balance is Income or loss from House property
Calculate the Gross annual value based on the valuation under Income from House property and deduct the Municipal taxes paid and Standard deduction and Interest on housing loan (fully because Let out property) balance is Income or loss from House property
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26 June 2010
Rent income 60,000
Less: Deduction u/s 24(a) @ 30% 18,000
Deduction on borrowed capital u/s 24(b) 240,000 258,000
Net loss from house property 198,000
In case of ITr - 1 show the net loss Rs. -198,000/-.
Otherwise in rest ITR seperate colum there.
Less: Deduction u/s 24(a) @ 30% 18,000
Deduction on borrowed capital u/s 24(b) 240,000 258,000
Net loss from house property 198,000
In case of ITr - 1 show the net loss Rs. -198,000/-.
Otherwise in rest ITR seperate colum there.
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26 June 2010
Dear Aditya ji
What about Municipal value and Fair rental value and Standard rent act - all these point?
What about Municipal value and Fair rental value and Standard rent act - all these point?
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26 June 2010
Perfect! Thanks!
Just trying to understand a little more....
Less: Deduction u/s 24(a) @ 30% 150,000 (Is this common for all assessees irrespective of loan amt?)
Deduction on borrowed capital u/s 24(b) 240,000 (Is there any limit of interest amt under this sec)
Just trying to understand a little more....
Less: Deduction u/s 24(a) @ 30% 150,000 (Is this common for all assessees irrespective of loan amt?)
Deduction on borrowed capital u/s 24(b) 240,000 (Is there any limit of interest amt under this sec)
28 June 2010
My answer was perfectly incorrect.
I had replied taking into account that rent received was Rs. 5L p. a. and not Rs. 5k p. m.
Now the reply has been modified suitably.
Also as Ramesh has pointed out the actual rent being received is a meager sum of Rs. 60,000/- as against interest payment of Rs. 240,000/-.
So u will have to find out the municipal valuation i. e. the rateable value of rent for the property and the higher of both will be liable to tax as rent income. However the same will be restricted to the standard rent as computed by the rent control act of state of residence.
I had replied taking into account that rent received was Rs. 5L p. a. and not Rs. 5k p. m.
Now the reply has been modified suitably.
Also as Ramesh has pointed out the actual rent being received is a meager sum of Rs. 60,000/- as against interest payment of Rs. 240,000/-.
So u will have to find out the municipal valuation i. e. the rateable value of rent for the property and the higher of both will be liable to tax as rent income. However the same will be restricted to the standard rent as computed by the rent control act of state of residence.
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