Indian IT Caclulator for FY2009-10

Click here or on the image above to download the Indian income-tax calculator for the financial year 2009-10. This now takes into account the proposals tabed by FM, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee on 06-July-2009.

Please bookmark this site or the target URL to use the latest version.

The default parameters are set for a male, salaried employee working in Bangalore. In case you find any discrepancies and/or if you have any suggestions, please leave a coment on this blog.

Budget and tax implications for salaried class

In a nut-shell, following are the tax implications for the salaried class based on the Budegt tabled by Pranab Mukherjee on 06-July-2009.

1. Tax exemption limit raised by 15,000 for senior citizens and by 10,000 for all other segments

The new tax slabs are as follows:

Senior Citizens:

0 - 240000 -NIL

240001 - 300000 - 10%

300001 - 500000 - 20%

> 500000 - 30%

Women:

0 - 190000 -NIL

190001 - 300000 - 10%

300001 - 500000 - 20%

> 500000 - 30%

Men:

0 - 160000 -NIL

160001 - 300000 - 10%

300001 - 500000 - 20%

> 500000 - 30%

2. Tax benefit raised to 1,00,000 from 75,000 for care-take of dependants with "severe" disability

3. Surcharge on taxable income greater than 10,00,000 is now NIL.

UTN not needed for now

As per the CBDT, stated here and in the major newspapers today, the requirement to quote the UTN for all IT filings is lifted. Assessees can now file retrurns and claim refunds (if applicable) with the need to quote UTN.

Online Tax Filing - Mailing cumpulsory

As per item#10 in CBDT Circular No. 03 / 2009 dated May 21, 2009, ITR-V (for thoe not using a DSC) should henceforth be signed and mailed (preferably in unfolded A4 envelope for bar code safety) to:
Income Tax Department – CPC,
Post Box No - 1,
Electronic City Post Office,
Bangalore - 560100,
Karnataka
and that no other office would receive the ITR-V and in no other manner.

On receipt, the Dept. will send a confirmation e-mail.

In effect, if filing through an Agent / Agency, ensure that they are aware of this. If filing personally, ensure that you submit as stated.

Tax changes unlikely

Rumours and / or apprehensions of any increase in direct taxes to stem Infrastructure growth seem unnecessary according to this article in the Times of India.

Union Budget on July 6

As per this artcile by NDTV, our Union Budget is scheduled for a July 6 presentation

New budget in July

It seems the new Financial Budget will be presented by Pranab Mukherjee in the first week on July. This is reported on all channels today and the article can be read here.

Indian Income Tax Calculator for the FY2009-10

Click here or on the image above to download the Indian income-tax calculator for the financial year 2009-10. This now takes into account the proposals tabed by FM, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee on 06-July-2009.

Please bookmark this site or the target URL to use the latest version.

The default parameters are set for a male, salaried employee working in Bangalore. In case you find any discrepancies and/or if you have any suggestions, please leave a coment on this blog.