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AMT applicable to all assessees

- all persons claiming profit linked deduction


- other than 80p, 10AA, 35AD


- Applicable to I, H, A, B ( I or N), A


- Adjusted TI- exceeds 20 lakhs

Residential Status + Taxability u.s. 9

Basic Condition


* 182


* 60 + 365 in 4 py


Additional Conditions


* Resident in 2 out of 10 py


* In India for 730 days in 7 Years



Section 9


- a. Received or deemed to be received in India


- b. Accrue or arises or deemed in India


- c. Is different for all


* ROR- all accrue or arise outside India


*RNOR- accrue or arise outside india but controlled frm India or profession set up in India


*NR- --------------

Section 115BBA

* Prize money + Article in Newspaper + TV Ad..Taxable


* No expenditure is allowed


* Rate is 20% + 3%


Not required to file return if:-


* Income only 115BBA; &


* Tax deducted XVII-B



Non-Resident sportsmen won a prize frm horse races..what are the repercussions if he also has income 115BBA


Also, if he is a Match Referee what is ur answer??

* Sportsmen- Normal Income u.s.115BBA @ 20 and for Horse Races 115BB @30...He has to file return of income!!


* Referee- Is not a sportsmen hence, normally taxable except 115BBA..i.e. 115BB taxation and Slab rate for normal taxation..2.5, 5, 8..plus cess

* Referee- Indcom v. CIT(TDS) 2011 Calcutta High Court

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