Renting a portion of house and income tax

Income has to be included for  the tax purpose in GTI. And the property should be shown as let out.

Yes, the income is to be included if it is rent out.

But, you have to understand the assessment procedure also.

You can get deduction for unrealized rent, municipal tax paid for that portion, 30% standard deduction and any interest paid for the house loan attributable to that portion.

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Dear Ashok

their is simple way in INDIA if u r earning money from any source you have to show it in ur income

and how much u r earning is taxable in ur hand. your ITR form is ITR 2

and as per above said from my friends

firstly deduct Municipal Taxes paid by you then deduct 30% of remainning amount as Standard Deduction and then Int (if any) paid on House Loan. no more deduction is allowed.

Regards

Hi Ashok,

Follow the below mentioned procedure:

Income from house which is devided into units and each unit is used for a separeate purpose then this method is to be followed :

1. Income from each portion will be calculated for each portion separetely. In your case there are two units- Let out and self occupied.

2. Expected rent of entire house is apportioned on the basis of floor area.

3. The municipal taxes paid for the entire house are apportioned between each portion based on floor area.

4. The deduction for interest payable for the entire house is also apportioned on the basis of floor area.

Now, Annual value of each unit (in your case two units) will be calculated separately as per below sections:

1. For Self occupied : GAV is NIL

2. For let out: Annual value calculated as per section 23(1)

It should be noted that under the head house property, what is taxable is annual value of house property calculated as per respective sections.

I hope this helps..

yes rental income included in your gross total income under the head  Income from House Property.