Total Income and Tax Liability of an Individual
Understand your total income and tax obligations. Learn about income tax liability and how it impacts your finances. Get clarity on your tax responsibilities.
Course Content
Total Income and Tax Liability of an Individual is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Dr. Mohd Saifi Anwar. It runs 17h 6m, is taught in Hindi, and includes a certificate of completion. 1 student has enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated July 2025.
Clubbing of Income & Tax Deductions: A Comprehensive Guide
Understanding Clubbing of Income
This section explains the concept of clubbing of income, where income of certain individuals is added to an assessee's income for tax purposes. Key areas covered include:
- Income of Other Persons: Learn how income earned by others can be included in your taxable income.
- Transfer of Income Without Asset Transfer (Section 60): Understand the rules surrounding income transfers without a physical transfer of assets.
- Revocable Transfer of Assets (Section 61): Explore the implications of revocable asset transfers on income taxation.
- Income of Spouse, Minor Children, etc. (Section 64): Discover how to include the income of your spouse, minor children, and other dependent relatives in your tax assessment.
- Clubbing of Minor’s Income (Section 64(1A)): Specific rules for clubbing the income of minors.
Set-Off and Carry Forward of Losses
This section details the provisions for utilizing business and capital losses to reduce your tax liability.
- Meaning of Set-Off and Carry Forward: A clear explanation of these important tax concepts.
- Set-Off Provisions: Learn how to offset losses from different income sources.
- Set-off of losses from similar income heads.
- Set-off of losses across different income heads.
- Set-off of general business/non-speculation losses.
- Set-off of specified business losses.
- Set-off of speculation business losses.
- Set-off of losses from race-horse activities.
- Set-off of losses from lotteries, card games, gambling, and betting.
- Set-off of losses from AOP/BOI.
- Set-off of losses from a firm.
Deductions from Gross Total Income & Chapter VI-A Deductions
Explore various deductions available to reduce your taxable income.
- Meaning of Gross Total Income: A definition and explanation of how it's calculated.
- Deductions under Section 80C – 80U: A comprehensive overview of deductions available under these sections.
- Section 80C: Detailed list of investments eligible for deduction under Section 80C (e.g., PPF, ELSS, etc.).
- Section 80CCC: Deduction for contributions to pension funds.
- Section 80CCD: Deduction for contributions to central government/National Pension Scheme.
- Section 80CCE: Understanding the aggregate limit for deductions under 80C, 80CCC, and 80CCD(1).
- Section 80D: Deduction for medical/health insurance premiums, C.G.H.S., and preventive health checkups.
- Section 80DD: Deduction for maintenance and medical treatment of dependents with disabilities.
- Section 80DDB: Deductions for expenditure on specified diseases for the assessee and dependents.
- Section 80E: Deduction for repayment of interest on loans for higher education.
- Section 80EE: Deduction for interest on loans for residential house property.
- Section 80EEA: Deduction for interest on loans for residential house property (sanctioned during 2019-20).
- Section 80EEB: (Details of Section 80EEB)
- Section 80G: Deduction for donations to eligible charitable organizations.
- Section 80GG: Deduction for interest on loans taken for purchasing a house property.
Computation of Total Income & Tax Liability
- Computation of Total Income of an Individual: A step-by-step guide to calculating total income.
- Computation of Tax Liability of Individuals: Learn how to calculate your income tax liability.
- Rounding-off of Total Income & Tax Liability (Sections 288A & 288B): Understanding the rules for rounding off.
- Income Tax Rates for Individuals: Detailed breakdown of income tax rates.
- Category 1: Tax rates for individuals under 60 years of age.
- Category 2: Tax rates for senior citizens (60 years and above).
- Category 3: Tax rates for super senior citizens (80 years and above).
Advance Tax & Company Tax
- Advance Payment of Tax (Pay as you earn) Scheme: Information on advance tax obligations.
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