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5 lakhs Tax deducted by Employer, anyway to get Refund to the extent of 50%(2,50,000)?

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Vinayvickey
Hello Dimers,

Suggest possible ways to claim Refund to the extent of 2,50,000 from 5,00,000 TDS

80c 1,50,000 Consumed, Nps 50,000 consumed, 80D Medical insurance already availing

Is there any way to claim exemptions from salary under section(10)?

Or any other possible ways to reduce tax for Refund?

Please do tag any Dimers who are aware of this provisions for better Discussion
@caks2006407, @bobby_123, @kukdookoo, @Ramta_Jogi, @quantum, @Jarvis.-., @Agnivo007
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Benevolent Benevolent
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Congratulations😊 for being honest tax payer and contributor to India's development and giving helping hand to less privileged brother and sisters - am not sarcastic but nothing much can be saved legally and many have been paying for years
new tax regime might be beneficial so u can stop those deductible investments
Our tax payments are spent for political ads by all parties like water - most painful thing to see 😌

Deal Captain Deal Captain
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Vinayvickey wrote:

Those investments and all doesn't matter   may be will continue further even in new regime as they will help in Future

Heard of some commission agents who files Return and claim maximum possible Refunds by charging 5 to 8% commission

Wanted to know how they are doing and how will they manage such chaos grin

They may file but you are responsible and answerable ultimately because it's done under your name, risk free commission for them.
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BAT_MAN wrote:
33-35% slab

No bro it's not directly 33% on 23lakhs

First 2.5 lakhs nill

Next 2.5 lakhs 5% ie,. 12500

Next 5 lakhs 20% ie,. 1 lakh

On Remaining Balance (13 lakhs) 30% ie,.3,90,000

Making total 5,02,500(12500+1 lakh+3,90,000)

On this Total 4% cess(20,100) making 522600 Total Tax

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Crowdpuller Crowdpuller
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Bhai you are so early, tax planning should be done before 31st March, now only mischief is possible.

Generous Generous
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5lakh on how much income?

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Hotsoup wrote:

Bhai you are so early, tax planning should be done before 31st March, now only mischief is possible.

Yes, thats what I am asking bro(mischief). No planning as it's already done prior to 31st March and utilised all possible ways for investment

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BAT_MAN wrote:

5lakh on how much income?

It's almost 23 lakhs Net Taxable income

Generous Generous
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Vinayvickey wrote:

It's almost 23 lakhs Net Taxable income

It should come around 7-8L
You are still good with 5L
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BAT_MAN wrote:
It should come around 7-8L
You are still good with 5L

How come bro? it's around 5,20,000 on 23 lakhs Taxable income with cess as per slabs right

Benevolent Benevolent
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If you have consumed all sections then the only way to claim refund, assuming no taxes to be paid, is to file the return as soon as the portal opens.
Generous Generous
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Vinayvickey wrote:

How come bro? it's around 5,20,000 on 23 lakhs Taxable income with cess as per slabs right

33-35% slab
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BAT_MAN wrote:
33-35% slab

No bro it's not directly 33% on 23lakhs

First 2.5 lakhs nill

Next 2.5 lakhs 5% ie,. 12500

Next 5 lakhs 20% ie,. 1 lakh

On Remaining Balance (13 lakhs) 30% ie,.3,90,000

Making total 5,02,500(12500+1 lakh+3,90,000)

On this Total 4% cess(20,100) making 522600 Total Tax

Generous Generous
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Need to plan way ahead to bypass half tax that also in salaried income

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Practically it's not possible @Jarvis.-. ,no one will pay rent to the extent of 9 lakhs per year even if such person earning 23 lakhs, video is just for education purpose with high amount of rent 

Crowdpuller Crowdpuller
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Vinayvickey wrote:

Practically it's not possible @Jarvis.-. ,no one will pay rent to the extent of 9 lakhs per year even if such person earning 23 lakhs, video is just for education purpose with high amount of rent 

Also you want after year end completion. I have 2 -3 ways, but i would suggest to connect your CA, he will guide you.

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Hotsoup wrote:

Also you want after year end completion. I have 2 -3 ways, but i would suggest to connect your CA, he will guide you.

What are your ways? That's what this discussion is meant for.  Everything that has to be done till March 31st is already done, availed deductions completely. Now time for getting Refund to the maximum extent possible
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kukdookoo wrote:
If you have consumed all sections then the only way to claim refund, assuming no taxes to be paid, is to file the return as soon as the portal opens.

That's very funny 🤣, BTW February 2023 itself Income Tax Department released all the ITR forms for FY 22-23

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Vinayvickey wrote:
What are your ways? That's what this discussion is meant for.  Everything that has to be done till March 31st is already done, availed deductions completely. Now time for getting Refund to the extent of maximum
Do connect your CA, he will guide you. There are 2-3 ways.
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Hotsoup wrote:
Do connect your CA, he will guide you. There are 2-3 ways.

What are that 2-3 ways? I am FCA

Benevolent Benevolent
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Vinayvickey wrote:

That's very funny 🤣, BTW February 2023 itself Income Tax Department released all the ITR forms for FY 22-23

Then you should have planned taxation then.try filing the return if the form is there as per you
Benevolent Benevolent
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Congratulations😊 for being honest tax payer and contributor to India's development and giving helping hand to less privileged brother and sisters - am not sarcastic but nothing much can be saved legally and many have been paying for years
new tax regime might be beneficial so u can stop those deductible investments
Our tax payments are spent for political ads by all parties like water - most painful thing to see 😌

Deal Subedar Deal Subedar
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I guess, you can NOT save any tax in ethical way.

You may try legal way, just get back dated receipt for donations which provide tax deduction.

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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Those investments and all doesn't matter   may be will continue further even in new regime as they will help in Future

Heard of some commission agents who files Return and claim maximum possible Refunds by charging 5 to 8% commission

Wanted to know how they are doing and how will they manage such chaos grin

Deal Captain Deal Captain
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Vinayvickey wrote:

Those investments and all doesn't matter   may be will continue further even in new regime as they will help in Future

Heard of some commission agents who files Return and claim maximum possible Refunds by charging 5 to 8% commission

Wanted to know how they are doing and how will they manage such chaos grin

They may file but you are responsible and answerable ultimately because it's done under your name, risk free commission for them.
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decideaim wrote:
They may file but you are responsible and answerable ultimately because it's done under your name, risk free commission for them.
Even I taught the same and got to know that it's their usual way of doing business for years and will manage everything as they have experience over this and will take care if negative consequences by Department
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kukdookoo wrote:
Then you should have planned taxation then.try filing the return if the form is there as per you
Yes thanks, for planning itself this discussion. Will file return once I got some good suggestions, but not even a single suggestion from any of the Dimers 
Deal Subedar Deal Subedar
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Another 50k for yours and parents health insurance, 75 if they are senior citizen

Deal Cadet Deal Cadet
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legend101 wrote:

Another 50k for yours and parents health insurance, 75 if they are senior citizen

25k premium included in 80D, now we have to find possible legal or illegal ways to claim Refund to max like inflate rent to claim max HRA exemption, LTA and  any other exemptions from salary possible under sec 10 etc.,

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Vinayvickey wrote:

25k premium included in 80D, now we have to find possible legal or illegal ways to claim Refund to max

What about hra?

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legend101 wrote:

What about hra?

plus1Will claim maximum HRA by inflating rent, but it saves very less amount

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Vinayvickey wrote:

plus1Will claim maximum HRA by inflating rent, but it saves very less amount

Be a good citizen. Don't change numbers just to save tax. It can boomerang on you if caught during random audit like asking back with a penalty.

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manehari wrote:

Be a good citizen. Don't change numbers just to save tax. It can boomerang on you if caught during random audit like asking back with a penalty.

flushed Instead I will flee from india weary  tired_face 
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