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How to compute the total tax liability?





 How to compute the total tax liability?
​After ascertaining the total income, i.e., income liable to tax, the next step is to compute the tax liability for the year. Tax liability is to be computed by applying the rates prescribed in this regard. For rates of tax, refer "Tax Rate" section. Following table will help in understanding the manner of computation of the total tax liability of the taxpayer.

Computation of total income and tax liability for the year
ParticularsAmount
Income from salaryXXXXX
Income from house propertyXXXXX
Profits and gains of business or professionXXXXX
Capital gainsXXXXX
Income from other sourcesXXXXX
Gross Total IncomeXXXXX
Less : Deductions under Chapter VI-A (i.e., under section 80C to 80U))(XXXXX)
Total Income (i.e., taxable income)XXXXX
Tax on total income to be computed at the applicable rates (for rates of tax, refer "Tax Rate" section)XXXXX
Less : Rebate under section 87A (discussed in later FAQ)(XXXXX)
Tax Liability After RebateXXXXX
Add: Surcharge (discussed in later FAQ)XXXXX
Tax Liability After SurchargeXXXXX
Add: Education cess @ 2% on tax liability after surchargeXXXXX
Add: Secondary and higher education cess @ 1% on tax liability after surchargeXXXXX
Tax liability before rebate under sections 86section 89sections​ 9090Aand 91 (if any) (*)XXXXX
Less : Rebate under sections 86section 89sections​ 9090A and 91(if any) (*)(XXXXX)
Tax liability for the year before pre-paid taxesXXXXX
Less: Prepaid taxes in the form of TDS, TCS and advance tax(XXXXX)
Tax payable/RefundableXXXXX
(*) Rebate under section 86 is available to a member of association of persons (AOP) or body of individuals (BOI) in respect of income received by such member from the AOP/BOI.
Rebate (i.e., relief) under section 89 is available to a salaried employee in respect of sum received towards arrears of salary, gratuity, etc.
Rebate under sections​ 9090A and 91​ is available to a taxpayer in respect of double taxed income, i.e., income which is taxed in India as well as abroad.
Note : For provisions relating to Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) in case of corporate taxpayers and Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT)  in case of non-corporate taxpayers refer tutorial on "MAT/AMT". ​

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