The following changes have been proposed in finance bill -2011
(A) INCOME TAX RATES
Income Tax Rates for Individual/HUF
| Existing Limit | Tax | Revised Limit | Tax |
| Up to Rs 1,60,000/- Rs 1.90 lacs for Women Rs 2.40 lacs for Senior Citizen | NIL | Up to Rs 1,80,000/- Rs 1.90 lacs for Women Rs 2.50 lacs for Senior Citizen Aged up to 80 years Rs 5.00 lacs above age of 80 years | NIL |
| Basic Exemption limit to Rs 5.00 lacs | 10% | Basic Exemption limit to Rs 5.00 Lacs | 10% |
| Above Rs 5.00 lacs to Rs 8.00 lacs | 20% | Above Rs 5.00lacs to Rs 8.00 lacs | 20% |
| Above Rs 8.00 lacs | 30% | Above Rs 8.00 lacs | 30% |
| Education Cess / Higher Edu.Cess | 2%+1% | Education Cess / Higher Edu.Cess | 2%+1% |
Revised limit for Companies – (Tax 30%)
| | Existing | Revised |
| Surcharge | 7.5% | 5% |
| MAT | 18% | 18.5% |
(B) MAJOR AMENDMENTS
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Revised limit of Deduction
U/s. 80 CCF : Investment in Long Term infrastructure Bonds - additional Rs. 20,000 available to Individual/HUF as deduction over an above regular deduction U/s.80C of Rs. 1 lac. is now available for additional one year during 2011-12 i.e up to 31.03.2012.
(C) INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
(i) U/s 36 (iva) Payment by Employer towards Pension Scheme as referred to in Section 80CCD, on account of Employee is allowable as deduction subject to limit of 10% of salary.
(ii) Special Economy Zone (SEZ) now come under the perview of Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) @ 15 %
(iii) The Senior Citizen benefit to start at 60 years instead of 65 years
(iv) A new clause of Super Senior Citizen aged above 80 gets an even higher IT exemption limit of Rs 5 lacs.
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