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The landscape of direct taxation in India is undergoing a structural transformation, demanding a modern approach to learning tax law and compliance. This textbook has been written as a comprehensive...

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Direct Taxation (Income Tax)
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The landscape of direct taxation in India is undergoing a structural transformation, demanding a modern approach to learning tax law and compliance. This textbook has been written as a comprehensive guide for the 315C: Direct Taxation (Income Tax) course, structured specifically in accordance with the B.Com (Honours/Research) curriculum prescribed by Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon, effective from the 2026–2027 academic year.
Fully aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 framework for the Auditing & Taxation discipline, this book shifts the focus from passive statutory memorisation to active, application-oriented learning. It bridges conceptual tax law with practical compliance, preparing students for professional tracks such as Chartered Accountancy, Cost Management, Tax Consultancy, and Financial Analysis.
The text systematically covers the core syllabus through a structured computational framework:
• Foundations of Chargeability: Unit I details the basic definitions, scope of total income, residential status determinations, deemed incomes, and agricultural income provisions under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
• Heads of Income: Units II through V deliver step-by-step guidance and practical problem-solving for computing income under Salary, House Property, Profits & Gains of Business or Profession (including depreciation and presumptive taxation), Capital Gains, and Income from Other Sources.
• Aggregation, Deductions & Compliance: Unit VI addresses total income aggregation, key statutory deductions (including life and health insurance premiums, pension scheme contributions, and donations), TDS, advance tax obligations, and the practical procedure for filing returns of income.

1) Basic Concepts and Basis of Charge..............................07
1.1 Definitions: Income, Assessee, Tax Year
1.2 Scope of Total Income
1.3 Residential Status
1.4 Income deemed to accrue or arise
1.5 Agricultural Income
1.6 Basic Computation of Income-tax

2) Income from Salary....................................................44
2.1 Income from Salary
2.2 Perquisites
2.3 Profits in lieu of salary
2.4 Deductions from salary
2.5 Practical Problems on Income from Salary

3) Income from House Property........................................98
3.1 Basis of charge
3.2 Annual Value
3.3 Deductions
3.4 Co-ownership
3.5 Arrears of Rent and Unrealised Rent
3.6 Practical Problems on Income from House Property

4) Profits and Gains of Business or Profession................130
4.1 Concept of Business and Profession,
4.2 Allowable and Disallowable Expenses
4.3 Depreciation [Section 33]
4.4 Presumptive Taxation [Section 58]
4.5 Tax Audit and Books of Account [Sections 62 and 63]
4.6 Computation of Income from Business
4.7 Computation of Income from Profession
4.8 Practical Problems on Income from Business
4.9 Practical Problems on Income from Profession
4.10 Exercise for Students

5) Capital Gains and Other Sources...............................180
Part A- Capital Gains:
5.1 Meaning and Types of Capital Gains
5.2 Computation of Capital Gains
5.3 Cost of Acquisition
5.4 Exemptions from Capital Gains (Sections 82 to 88),
Part B- Income from Other Sources:
5.5 Interest and Dividend
5.6 Gifts (Sec. 92(2)(m))
5.7 Winnings (Sec. 92(2)(b))

6) Total Income and Tax Procedures...............................211
6.1 Aggregation of income
6.2 Deductions from Gross Total Income
6.3 Return of Income (Sections 262–267)
6.4 TDS and Advance Tax

References....................................................................238

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