Income tax treatment -superannuation/ dividends

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I seek advise on 2 points I am very confused about:

(i) Under Section 10(13) - Any payment from an apprroved SA Fund, made on retirement is fully exempt from Income Tax.

I have been receiving monthly annuity payments from an approved SA Fund, maintained with LIC, post my retirement. These amounts have been shown as Income and I have been paying tax on these amounts. Question: Are these receipts from an approved Superannuation Fund Tax exempt? Have I been wrong in treating these amounts as Income and paying tax on them?

(ii) Under Section 115BBDA, Dividends in excess of Rs 10 lacs, declared, distributed, or paid by a Domestic Company, are subject to Income Tax. Does this mean, if I have dividends in any Financial Year, of say Rs 14 lacs from Mutual Funds, the full amount will not be exempt under Section 10, and I will need to pay Tax on the excess amount of Rs 4 lacs?    

Your advise on these points would be highly appreciated.

Replies (2)
1. section 10(13) speaks about the lumpsum amount received at the time of retirement or due to the demise of concerned person and not about the monthly pension received from sa fund. so what you are doing is right

2. yes w e f 01/04/2017, you need to pay tax on dividends received in excess of 10lakhs from domestic company @ of 10%

Thank you Mr. Ramakrishnan; Much appreciated.


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