If the Income Tax Liability of any taxpayer (Excluding salaried individuals) is more
than Rs. 10,000/- in a financial year , then tax is payable in installments ;
Advance tax has to be paid on the 15th of September,
December and March— in installments of 30%, 30% and 40%, respectively—for self
employed and businessman. Companies need to pay it on the 15th of June,
September, December and March.
Payment
of advance tax: Self employed and businessmen
|
Due
date of installment
|
Amount
payable
|
|
On or
before 15th September
|
Not
less than 30% of the advance tax liability
|
|
On or
before 15th December
|
Not
less than 60% of the advance tax liability
|
|
On or
before 15th March
|
100% of
the advance tax liability
|
Payment of advance tax: Companies
|
Due
date of installment
|
Amount
payable
|
|
On or
before 15th June
|
Not
less than 15% of the advance tax liability
|
|
On or
before 15th September
|
Not
less than 45% of the advance tax liability
|
|
On or
before 15th December
|
Not
less than 75% of the advance tax liability
|
|
On or
before 15th March
|
100% of
the advance tax liability
|
Interest penalty-in case missing deadlines-
If you
fail to pay or the amount you’ve paid is less than the mandated 30% of the
total liability by the first deadline (15 September), you will need to pay an
interest. This is computed @ 1% simple interest per month on the defaulted
amount for three months ,The same interest penalty would apply if you fail to pay the second deadline (15 December). Failing to pay the third and last deadline (15 March) would mean paying 1% simple interest on the defaulted amount for every month until the tax is fully paid.as per Section 234B and 234C
1. Interest
under section 234C – Interest @ 1%
per month is payable if the tax
is not paid as per the aboveschedule i.e. for Deferment in Installments of Advance Tax
2. Interest
under section 234B – Interest @ 1%
is payable if 90% of the tax is
not paid before the end of thefinancial year i.e. for Default in Payment of Advance Tax.
Treatment in case of excess payment of Advance Tax -
If the
amount paid as advance tax is higher than the total tax liability, the assessee
will receive the excess amount as a refund. Interest @ 6% per annum will be
paid by the Income Tax department to the assessee on the excess amount if the
amount is more than 10% of tax liability.
Computation of Advance Tax
Advance Tax is liable to be paid by estimating the current year income and then applicable Tax Slabs in force. The Advance Tax shall be computed as under:-
Income under the 5 Heads of Income ***
(Less) Brought Forward Losses and Allowances ***
(=) Gross Total Income ***
(Less) Chapter VI A Deductions ***
(=)
Estimated Total Income ***
Income Tax
on Estimated Total Income xxx
(Add) Surcharge (if any) on the above Estimated Income xxx
(=) Total Tax Payable xxx
(Less) Relief under section 89 xxx
(=) Tax Liability xxx
(Add) 2% Education Cess xxx
(Add) 1% SHEC xxx
(=) Total Tax Liability xxx
Less) Relief of tax u/s 90,90A,91 xxx
Less) MAT Credit u/s 115JAA xxx
Less)
TDS as shown in Form 16/Form 16A
and reflected in Form 26AS xxx
(=)
Advance Tax Liability xxx
For all taxpayers earning income from any source other than salary, Advance Tax is payable in installments as explained above,
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