Marginal relief for company

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If a company has 90 lakhs income from business and 20 lakhs from long term capital gain(taxable @ 20%) then what would be the tax liability & marginal relief ? thanks in advance (ignor MAT)

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Please help me , so many people are only viewing the question :(

Dear Sumit,

In your case no marginal relief is available because additional tax paid on total income over Rs. 1 crore is less than the additional income over Rs. 1 crore.

Total tax liability calculated is as under:

tax on B I =          90lakh*30%                 =27 lakh

tax on CG =        20lakh*20%                 =4 lakh

total tax                                                = 31lakh

Add: surcharge @ 5% on 31 lakh            =1.55 lakh

total                                                     =32.55 lakh

add: eduaction cess @ 3% on 32.55 lakh =0.98 lakh

total tax liability                                      =33.53 lakh

 

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thanks for the answer amitesh. can u show me the workings how do u calculate whether marginal relief is available or not in case LTCG 12 lakhs instead of 20 lakhs?

Sure Sumit, it is as follows:

Tax on BI 90*30%      =27 lk

tax on CG = 12 *12% = 2.4 lk

total tax 29.4

tax on 90 +10=100 lakh=27+2=29 lk

additional tax over 100 lk = 29.4-29 = 0.4 lk

additional income over 100 lk =102-100 = 2 lk

surcharge and cess is to be added additionaly in above calculation.

conclusion: addl income > addl tax , thus mrginal relief is not available.

 

suppose there had not been CG and BI is 102 lakh then addl tax would be 102*30% -100*30% =3 lk where as addl income would be 102-100 = 2 lakh, in this case marginal relief is available and max tax to be paid is restricted to 2 lakh + sucharge and cess extra.

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Thanks alot. is there any provision which enforce us to compute normal tax on pgbp over cap gain tax like what you have done above "tax on 90 +10=100 lakh=27+2=29 lk"?

can we do computation like tax on 12+88=100 lakhs=2.40+26.40=28.80lakhs ?

no such provision exist. its matter of tax plannig. pgbp attract higher rate of tax and cg lower rate of tax. hence i took 100% pgbp and 50% cg.smiley


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