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    FINANCE ACT(NO.2) 2009

    Prepared by:Leena Kanjani (08080)

    Mehul Rakholiya (08101)

    Bhavna Thakker (09112)

    Krishna Vyas (08118)

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    For the grant of tax exemption previously the

    application was to be filled at any time in the

    F.Y. for which the tax exemption was needed.

    The amendment is the period in which

    application is to be filed is extended. For A.Y.

    2009-10 & subsequent years, such application isrequired to be made on or before 30th sept., of

    the relevant A.Y.

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    For this section previously public sectorbank to

    mean the SBI, subsidiary bank as defined in the

    SBI (subsidiary banks) Act,1959 a correspondingnew bank constituted u/s 3 of banking companies

    Act, 1970/1980.

    The amendment for this sec. is the public sector

    banks include a bank included in the category

    other public sector banks by RBI3

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    At present income of industrial undertaking from the

    export of articles and things or computer software is

    exempt.

    Under the provision to section 10 A (1) and 10 B(1),

    the exemption was available only upto A.Y. 2010-11.

    Under the amendment of the set provision to sec. 10A(1) and 10 B(1) the terminal date of exemption is

    extended by further 1 assessment year i.e. upto A.Y

    2011-12 instead of 2010-11 4

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    Electoral Trust: A Trust so approved by Board in

    accordance with the scheme made this regard by

    the central government

    With effects from 1st April 2010 a new section 13

    (B) is inserted which says the voluntarycontribution recd by electoral firm in the previous

    year shall not be included in total income if:

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    a) If 95% of its total income (donation received in

    the previous year along with surplus broughtforward from any earlier previous year) is

    distributed to any political party registered

    under sec. 29A of the Representation of thePeople Act, 1951.

    b) Such electoral trust functions and accordancewith the rules made by the Central

    Government.

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    In view of discontinuous of fringe benefit tax for

    A.Y 2010-11 onwards, the value of such specified

    FBT & facilities is not chargeable to tax in thehence of employer.

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    In section 32 of the Income Tax Act, in sub-

    section (1), in explanation 3, for the words the

    expression asset and block of asset, the

    words the expression asset shall be

    substituted with effect from 1st April 2010.

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    Section 43(1)

    Section 28(vii)

    Section 73A

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    Previously zero coupon bonds were issued only

    by infrastructure capital company (ICC),

    infrastructure capital fund (ICF), Public sectorcompany(PSC).

    On or after 1/4/09 schedule bank can also issue

    zero coupon bonds.

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    Condition 1 Remuneration should be paid only to a

    working partnerCondition 2 Remuneration must be authorised by the

    partnership deed.

    Condition 3 Remuneration should not pertain to prior to

    partnership deed.Condition 4 Remuneration should not exceed the

    permissible limit.

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    In case of firm carrying on profession referred to in section 44AA-

    a. On the first Rs. 1,00,000 of the

    book profit or in the case of a loss

    Rs. 50,000 or at the rate of 90% of

    the book profit, whichever is moreb. On the next Rs. 1,00,000 of the

    book profit

    At the rate of 60%

    c. On the balance of the book

    profit

    At the rate of 40%

    In the case of any other firm-

    a. On the first Rs. 75,000 of the

    book profit or in case of a loss

    Rs. 50,000 or at the rate of 90% of

    the book profit, whichever is more

    b. On the next Rs. 75,000 of book

    profit

    At the rate of 60%

    c. On the balance of the book

    profit

    At the rate of 40%

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    In case of a firm carrying on a profession referred to in

    section 44AA and also in the case of any other firm -

    a. On the first Rs. 3,00,000 of

    the book profit or in the caseof a loss

    Rs 1,50,000 or at the rate of

    90% of the book profit,whichever is more;

    b. On the balance of the book

    profit

    At the rate 0f 60%

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    Condition 1 The assessee incurs any expenditure which is

    otherwise deductible under the other provision

    of the Act for computing business/professionincome. The amount of expenditure exceeds

    Rs. 20,000

    Condition 2 A payment in respect of the above expenditure

    exceeds Rs. 20,000

    Condition 3 The payment mentioned in condition two is

    made otherwise than by an account payee

    cheque or an account payee demand draft .

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    Condition 1 The taxpayer be an individual, HUF, AOP, BOI, firm,

    company, co-operative society or any other person. He or

    it may be a resident or a non resident

    Condition 2 Taxpayer is engaged in the business of plying, hiring or

    leasing goods carriages.

    Condition 3 The taxpayer owns not more than 10 goods carriages at

    any time during the previous year. For this purpose, a

    taxpayer, who is in possession of a goods carriage,

    whether taken on hire purchase or an instalments and for

    which the whole or part of the amount payable is still due,

    shall be deemed to be the owner of such goods carriage

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    Condition 1 The taxpayer be an individual, HUF, AOP,

    BOI, firm, company, co-operative society or

    any other person. He or it may be aresident or a non resident

    Condition 2 The taxpayer is engaged in the business of

    retail trade in any goods or merchandise.Condition 3 Total turnover from the above business does

    not exceed Rs. 40 lakh

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    Condition 1 The taxpayer is an individual

    Condition 2 He is employed by the central government

    or by any other employer on or after

    January 1, 2004

    Condition 3 He has in the previous year paid ordeposited any amount in his account under

    a pension scheme notified by the central

    government.

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    Condition 1 The taxpayer is an individual

    Condition 2 He is employed by the central government

    or by any other employer on or after January

    1, 2004 or any other assessee, being anindividual

    Condition 3 He has in the previous year paid or

    deposited any amount in his account under a

    pension scheme notified by the central

    government.

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    Deduction for an undertaking which develops,

    operates or maintains a notified industrial park u/s

    80-IA(4)(iii)

    Deduction for an undertaking set up in any part of

    india for generation or generation and distributionof power u/s 80-IA(4)(iv)(a)

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    Deduction for an undertaking which starts

    transmission or distribution by laying anetwork of new transmission or distribution

    lines u/s 80-IA(4)(iv)(b)

    Deduction for an undertaking which

    undertakes substantial renovation and

    modernization of the existing network of

    transmission or distribution lines u/s 80-

    IA(4)(iv)(c)

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    Deduction for an undertaking carrying on the

    business of laying & operating a cross- countrynatural gas distribution network including

    pipelines & storage facilities u/s 80-IA(4)(vi).

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    An undertaking which begins commercial

    production/refining of mineral oil located in

    any part of India u/s 80-IB(9)

    An undertaking developing and building

    housing projects u/s 80-IB(10)

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    Conditions

    Amount of deduction

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    Provision for levy of minimum alternate tax u/s

    115JB

    Tax credit for tax paid u/s 115JB

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    In case of a limited liability partnership

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    Liability of partner of limited liability partnership

    in liquidation.

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    Distinction between contractor and sub contractor are

    removed

    Tax rates

    Presents Proposed

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    contracts

    Other

    contracts

    Income-tax Income-

    tax

    Payment to

    contractor

    1% 2%

    Payment tosub-

    1% 1%

    Income-

    tax

    Payment to individual orHUF

    1%

    Payment to person

    other than individual or

    HUF

    2%

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    When tax is not deductible Single payment below 20,000

    Aggregate payment during the financial year does not

    exceed Rs. 50,000.

    No deduction shall be made on a payment to a

    contractor during the course of business of plying,

    hiring or leasing goods carriages on furnishing of his

    PAN to the person paying or crediting such sum.

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    Nature of

    payment

    Present rate Proposed rate

    Rent on

    machinery or plant

    or equipment

    10% 2%

    Rent on land or

    building or

    furniture or fitting

    Individual or HUF 15% 10%

    Other person 20% 10%

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    PROCESSING OF STATEMENTS OF

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    PROCESSING OF STATEMENTS OF

    TDS U/S 200A

    Sum deductable shall be computed.

    The interest if any shall be computed.

    The sum payable by or the amount of refund due to the

    deductor shall be determined after adjustment of amountcomputed.

    An intimation shall be prepared or generated and sent to

    the deductor specifying the sum determined to be

    payable by or the amount of refund.

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    PAN has a mandatorily furnish by person receiving

    payment on which tax is deductible.

    Failure to furnish PAN shall result in tax deduction at

    higher of the following rate: At the rate specified in the relevant provision of this act or

    At the rate or rates in force or

    At the rate of twenty percent.

    Declaration for nil TDS is valid only if PAN furnish in

    the declaration.

    certificate for nil or reduced TDS shall not be granted

    unless PAN furnish in the application made for such

    purpose. 41

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    At present it is obligatory to pay advance tax

    where the advance tax payable is Rs. 5000 or

    more.

    But from the assessment year 2010-11 the limit is

    increase from Rs. 5,000 to Rs.10,000.

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    Presents Proposed

    Income slab(INR) Rate Income slab(INR) Rate

    Upto 1,50,000 Nil Upto 1,60,000 Nil

    1,50,001- 3,00,000 10% 1,60,001- 3,00,000 10%

    3,00,001- 5,00,000 20% 3,00,001- 5,00,000 20%

    Above 5,00,000 30% Above 5,00,000 30%

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    Basic exemption limit for resident women below

    65 years is increased from Rs. 1,80,000 to Rs.1,90,000

    Basic exemption limit for resident above 65 years

    is increased from Rs. 2,25,000 to Rs. 2,40,000.

    Surcharge abolished and Education cess continue

    at 3%.

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    No changes proposed in tax ratesNo change in rates of surcharge and education

    cess for corporate tax payers.

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