Advance tax is generally payable by individuals, companies, and other entities with a tax liability of Rs 10,000 or more in a financial year, in four instalments. Senior citizens without business income are typically exempt.
The government has pegged mid-year mop-up at Rs 11.34 lakh crore, driven by inflows from the second advance tax instalment which is due September 15
While the non-corporate tax witnessed 2.68 percent negative growth in advance tax, corporate tax grew by 5.86 percent till June 19.
Individuals whose estimated tax liability is likely to be over Rs 10,000 in a financial year are required to pay advance tax that year.
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Advance tax payments are to be made in four installments in a financial year – June 15, September 15, December 15 and March 15. This tax becomes due if your estimated tax payable exceeds Rs 10,000.
A slew of changes are due In September, some of which could hurt your wallet if you’re not careful.
If you are anticipating a tax liability of Rs 10,000 or more in a year, get ready to pay advance tax. Failure to do so will attract 1 percent penal interest per month. But if you miss the March 15 deadline, you can still pay your advance tax by March 31, albeit with one month’s interest. So, don't wait until July 31 to do this.
According to Section 208 of the Income-tax Act, any individual with an estimated tax liability of Rs 10,000 or more for the year is required to make advance tax payments in four tranches, with the third part falling due on December 15.
From providing nomination or opt-out for investments in MFs and demat accounts to changes to HDFC Bank’s Regalia credit card lounge access within India, you need to be aware of several changes in the financial arena.
The Advance Tax collections for Financial Year 2023-24 as on September 16 stand at Rs. 3.55 lakh crore as compared to Rs 2.94 lakh crore for the corresponding period of previous fiscal.
From the end of deadlines for exchanging Rs 2,000 notes, providing nomination or opt-out for investments in MFs and demat accounts to significant changes to Axis Bank Magnus and Reserve card, there is much happening in the financial arena you need to be aware of.
The missing data is a gut punch that has stunned taxpayers, who are struggling to compute their income-tax returns, say chartered accountants.
Senior tax officials will monitor the advance tax collection, and they have been asked to concentrate on 'notes' and observations on financial accounts, if any
Taxpayers — salaried, freelancers and businesses — whose estimated income results in tax liability of more than Rs 10,000 in a financial year are required to pay advance tax.
The advance collection of corporate tax and personal income tax in the first quarter witnessed a healthy growth over last year, initial trends indicated.
The advance tax has to be paid in four instalments over the course of the financial year. Any delay will lead to penal interest being levied.
Net collections of direct taxes until March 16, 2022 in the fiscal year that started on April 1, 2021 stood at Rs 13.63 lakh crore, compared to Rs 9.18 lakh crore in the same period a year back, an official statement said.
Those who opt for the presumptive taxation scheme are not required to maintain books of accounts. They also have to pay advance tax in one go instead of four instalments.
Make sure you clear 100% of your advance tax liability for the financial year 2021-22 by today, March 15, 2022. Non-payment of advance tax attracts penal interest until you clear your dues.
The collections from April 1-September 22 this year were 27 percent higher even compared to the same period of pre-pandemic 2019-20 when net direct tax collection was Rs 4.49 lakh crore.
If you miss advance tax payments or delay them, there is penal interest on the taxes due
Advance tax has to be paid in four installments, the first installment of 15%, needs to be paid by June 15. Non-payment of advance tax before the due date attracts penal interest on the due amount.
Income tax rules state that if your annual estimated income tax in the current financial year is at least Rs 10,000, then you have to pay advance income tax in four installments throughout the year. Your last installment deadline for income earned in 2020-21 is March 15, Monday.
The easing of procedural norms for senior citizens, NRIs and advance tax payers is welcome