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Ravi Kumar
Form 16 from previous employer
by Ravi Kumar on Jul 13, 2007 10:59 AM  | Hide replies

Hi,
I had changed the job in last July (2006), and joined another. I had quarrel with previos employer and now is not issuing my Form 16 (from Apr-july, 2006), but i have the salry slips issued, can i file my IT return with these salary slips, or form -16 is a must?

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ABC
RE:Form 16 from previous employer
by ABC on Jul 13, 2007 12:48 PM
Are you working in TCS (Tata to Consultancy Services)

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barun das
term deposit in bank
by barun das on Jul 13, 2007 10:51 AM

how can i save TDS from opening TD a/c for Rs.50000/- & above in a year?

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Ravi Kumar
Form 16 from previous employer
by Ravi Kumar on Jul 13, 2007 10:51 AM  | Hide replies

Hi,
I had changed the job in last July (2006), and joined another. I had quarrel with previos employer and now is not issuing my Form 16 (from Apr-july, 2006), but i have the salry slips issued, can i file my IT return with these salary slips, or form -16 is a must?

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ABC
RE:Form 16 from previous employer
by ABC on Jul 13, 2007 12:50 PM
Are you working in TCS (Tata to Consultancy Services)

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Form 16 from previous employer
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 11:39 AM
As you have the salary slips of previous employer, you can easily calculate your total income from previous company. Just include this in current company income and calculate tax. From this year there is no need of Form 16. so enjoy and file your return.

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gopal sharma
Tax Returns
by gopal sharma on Jul 13, 2007 10:45 AM  | Hide replies

I am a salaried individual from Mumbai. My total CTC to my current employer is 4 lacs and after deducting the necessary conveyance expenses and 1 lac as per the 80 C, the company is going to deduct some Rs 3000 as income tax. is it okay or should I tell them to deduct the entire amount at the end of the financial year. they are adamant to deduct the same monthly. also, they have not taken into account the home loan interest amount into consideration. what else can i claim as per income tax benefits or returns. Kindly advice

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Tax Returns
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 11:44 AM
Do your calculation as follows:
Gross Salary : A
Exemptions : B
Balance : C (A - B)
Savings : D
Taxable income: E (C - D)
Tax:
if E < 1 Lac : No Tax
If E > 1 Lac and E 1.5 Lac and E 2.5 lac : 25000 (E-2.5 Lac)* 0.30

Education Cess : Tax * 1.02
Total Tax : Tax Education cess

I hope it will help.


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Atul Sharma
Intrest earned on saving bank a/c
by Atul Sharma on Jul 13, 2007 10:43 AM  | Hide replies

Maanywar, Should I have to pay Income Tax earned on intrest on my saving bank accounts.

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Intrest earned on saving bank a/c
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 11:45 AM
Yes, you must.

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krishna pujary
home loan
by krishna pujary on Jul 13, 2007 10:40 AM  | Hide replies

my 2 houses are on home loan. Can i avail a tax benfit on both the home loan? Can my wife pay the EMI and benefit from tax?

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rohit kulkarni
RE:home loan
by rohit kulkarni on Jul 13, 2007 12:28 PM
If the house is on your wife's name then she can take the benifit. otherewise you have to include the such income from any one of your house property if it is vaccant or occupied as per the prescribed rule. you can-not take benifit on both the home loan.

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GAJENDRA  VYAS
Tax Return
by GAJENDRA VYAS on Jul 13, 2007 10:39 AM  | Hide replies

Sir,I have file ITR-1 for Income from Salary and Renewal Commission from LIC,can i file right form or revise my return in other form like ITR-2 or ITR-4

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Tax Return
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 11:51 AM
ITR-1 is for those who have salary interest pension income.

ITR-2 is for those who have salary Capital Gains/ House property/ Home loan interest etc.

ITR-4 is for those who have income from any business or profession.

I think you have to file ITR-2.

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GAJENDRA VYAS
RE:Tax Return
by GAJENDRA VYAS on Jul 13, 2007 12:07 PM
SIR,

as per income tax officer, he advice me that you file only ITR1 due to other source income is thair.

so what can i do.



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Dipankar Ganguly
Iincome Tax Return - filing thereof.
by Dipankar Ganguly on Jul 13, 2007 10:31 AM  | Hide replies

I am a Govt. officer and have taken home loan from ICICI in 2003 for a flat. I have been shpwing break up of principal and interest p.a in old Saral return forms earlier. which form (ITR1 or ITR2) should I use to file return this year as ITR1 does not have any col. for the purpose. Can you please display a dummy filled ITR2 form for benefit of all of us salaried people? Thanks and regards.

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Iincome Tax Return - filing thereof.
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 12:00 PM
You need to fill ITR-2 form.

ITR-1 is for those who have salary income and/or pension income and/or interest on savings/ bank account.

You should better use Form No.2 in which you can submit details of the loss against house from property income.
In ITR-2 Part B - T1 point 2, show in negative.

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GAJENDRA VYAS
RE:Iincome Tax Return - filing thereof.
by GAJENDRA VYAS on Jul 13, 2007 10:41 AM
Dear Dipankar, you may file revised return in ITR -2

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Pramod kumar
Intrest on house loan
by Pramod kumar on Jul 13, 2007 10:13 AM  | Hide replies

Dear Sir,
Good morning,
It is requested kindly guide us regardig ITR-2 in reference to intrest on house loan. in which colom it will mention and how.
Thankig you,
PRAMOD,
Lucknow,(u.P.)

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Saurabh  Jain
RE:Intrest on house loan
by Saurabh Jain on Jul 13, 2007 12:01 PM
You should better use Form No.2 in which you can submit details of the loss against house from property income.
In ITR-2 Part B - T1 point 2, show in negative.

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Ramachandran Krishnamurthy
RE:Intrest on house loan
by Ramachandran Krishnamurthy on Jul 13, 2007 12:03 PM
Under Schedule HP, interest paid on housing loan is to be mentioned under 1(g).

Rgds
Ram

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anand padmanabhan
Return form
by anand padmanabhan on Jul 13, 2007 10:04 AM

I have both salry and business income.Which is the IT return form to be filled and filed?

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