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Deck 3: Income From House Property
1
Under the Head Income from House Property, the basis of charge is the of property.
A)annual value
B)quarterly value
C)half-quarterly value
D)none of the above
A)annual value
B)quarterly value
C)half-quarterly value
D)none of the above
annual value
2
Mr. Ram owns a house property. He lent it to Laxman at ` 10,000 p.m.Laxman sublet it to Mr. Maruti on monthly rent of ` 20,000 p.m. Rentalincome of Laxman is taxable under the head .
A)income from salary
B)income from other sources
C)income from house property
D)income from business
A)income from salary
B)income from other sources
C)income from house property
D)income from business
income from other sources
3
An individual who transfers house property without an adequate consideration to his owner spouse or to minor child is called as .
A)co-owner
B)deemed owner
C)owner himself
D)none of the above
A)co-owner
B)deemed owner
C)owner himself
D)none of the above
deemed owner
4
Mr. R owns a house. The Municipal value of the house is ` 50,000. He paid `8,000 as local taxes during the year. He uses this house for his residentialpurposes but lets out half of the house @ ` 3,000 p.m. The annual value ofthe house is.
A)15,000
B)` 16,000
C)` 17,000
D)` 18,000
A)15,000
B)` 16,000
C)` 17,000
D)` 18,000
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5
If the individual using the property for the business or professional purpose the income taxable under the……………..head.
A)income from house property
B)income from huf
C)income from other
D)income from business or proprietorship
A)income from house property
B)income from huf
C)income from other
D)income from business or proprietorship
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6
If the assesses let out the building or staff quarters to the employee ofbusiness, the rent collected from such employees is assessable as incomefrom .
A)business
B)house property
C)other sources
D)none of the above
A)business
B)house property
C)other sources
D)none of the above
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7
Calculate the Gross Annual Value from the following details: MunicipalValue ` 45,000Fair rental value ` 50,000 Standard Rent ` 48,000 Actual Rent ` 42,000
A)` 50,000
B)48,000
C)` 45,000
D)42,000
A)` 50,000
B)48,000
C)` 45,000
D)42,000
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8
Which of the following is not a case of deemed ownership of house property?
A)transfer to a spouse for inadequate consideration
B)transfer to a minor child for inadequate consideration
C)holder of an importable estate
D)co-owner of a property
A)transfer to a spouse for inadequate consideration
B)transfer to a minor child for inadequate consideration
C)holder of an importable estate
D)co-owner of a property
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9
,67,000. While computing income from house property, the deduction is allowable to the extent of .
A)` 30,000
B)1,00,000
C)` 1,67,000
D)` 1,50,000
A)` 30,000
B)1,00,000
C)` 1,67,000
D)` 1,50,000
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10
Deduction for other expenses except interest in the computation of income from house property is allowable to the extent of .
A)25% of annual value
B)10% of annual value
C)30% of annual value
D)20% of annual value
A)25% of annual value
B)10% of annual value
C)30% of annual value
D)20% of annual value
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11
Arrear rent is taxable after deducting…………..as per Section 25B of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
A)30%
B)35%
C)10%
D)20%
A)30%
B)35%
C)10%
D)20%
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12
The value of interest-free concessional loans to employees is determined on the basis of lending rates of for the same purpose.
A)sbi
B)` rbi
C)central government
D)state government
A)sbi
B)` rbi
C)central government
D)state government
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13
Value of rent-free accommodation in case of Government employee shall be taxable up to
A)15% of employee's salary
B)8% of employee's salary
C)license fee fixed by government
D)10% of employee's salary
A)15% of employee's salary
B)8% of employee's salary
C)license fee fixed by government
D)10% of employee's salary
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14
Value of rent-free accommodation or a house owned by employer in case of non-government employees with above 25 lakh population is .
A)15% of employee salary
B)7.5% of employee salary
C)20% of employee salary
D)10% of employee salary
A)15% of employee salary
B)7.5% of employee salary
C)20% of employee salary
D)10% of employee salary
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15
Rate of depreciation on residential building is……………..
A)10%
B)20%
C)25%
D)5%
A)10%
B)20%
C)25%
D)5%
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16
House property held for less than 36 months is .
A)short-term capital asset
B)projected capital asset
C)exempted capital asset
D)long-term capital asset
A)short-term capital asset
B)projected capital asset
C)exempted capital asset
D)long-term capital asset
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17
Mr. Shushant is the owner of a house, the details of which are given belowthe gross annual value would be Municipal value ` 36,000 Actual rent `32,000 Fair Rent ` 36,000 Standard Rent ` 40,000
A)` 36,000
B)35,000
C)` 30,000
D)` 40,000
A)` 36,000
B)35,000
C)` 30,000
D)` 40,000
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18
Expected rent shall be higher of .
A)municipal value and standard rent
B)fair rent and actual rent received
C)standard rent and fair rent
D)municipal value and fair rent
A)municipal value and standard rent
B)fair rent and actual rent received
C)standard rent and fair rent
D)municipal value and fair rent
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19
Interest on capital, borrowed on 10.10.2000, for self-occupied property is deductible up to a maximum amount of .
A)` 50,000
B)` 1,50,000
C)` 5,000
D)none of the above
A)` 50,000
B)` 1,50,000
C)` 5,000
D)none of the above
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20
Deduction from annual value is allowed under .
A)section 24
B)section 25
C)section 27
D)section 28
A)section 24
B)section 25
C)section 27
D)section 28
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21
………………..standard deduction from annual value is allowed.
A)10%
B)20%
C)30%
D)15%
A)10%
B)20%
C)30%
D)15%
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22
Interest on loan for self-occupied house taken before 1st April, 1999 will be allowed up to
A)` 30,000
B)` 1,50,000
C)` 10,000
D)` 50,000
A)` 30,000
B)` 1,50,000
C)` 10,000
D)` 50,000
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23
Deduction allowed from annual value is .
A)interest on loan for constitution
B)interest on loan for repair
C)statutory deduction
D)all of the above
A)interest on loan for constitution
B)interest on loan for repair
C)statutory deduction
D)all of the above
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24
An individual assesses can show maximum loss of …………….from a selfoccupied residential house property.
A)1,50,000
B)` 30,000
C)20,000
D)` 5,00,000
A)1,50,000
B)` 30,000
C)20,000
D)` 5,00,000
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25
The Annual Value has been defined under of Income Tax Act, 1961.
A)section 20
B)section 22
C)section 23(1)
D)section 23
A)section 20
B)section 22
C)section 23(1)
D)section 23
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26
When the portion of the house is self-occupied for the full year and portionis self-occupied for the whole year, the annual value of the house shall bedetermined by .
A)the full annual value of the house the proportionate annual value of selfoccupied portion for the whole year shall be deducted
B)its present standard value
C)all of the above
D)none of the above
A)the full annual value of the house the proportionate annual value of selfoccupied portion for the whole year shall be deducted
B)its present standard value
C)all of the above
D)none of the above
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27
If fair rent is not gives, then assume………….as fair rent.
A)actual rent
B)standard rent
C)average rent
D)none of the above
A)actual rent
B)standard rent
C)average rent
D)none of the above
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28
Rent received by original tenant from sub-tenant is taxable under the head
A)income from house property
B)income from other sources
C)income from capital gain
D)none of the above
A)income from house property
B)income from other sources
C)income from capital gain
D)none of the above
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29
The net annual value of house let out is ` 1,00,000 and actual amount spentby the assessee on repairs and insurance premium is ` 20,000. The amountof deduction allowed under Section 24(a) shall be .
A)` 35,000
B)` 45,000
C)` 30,000
D)` 25,000
A)` 35,000
B)` 45,000
C)` 30,000
D)` 25,000
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30
Rent from House Property let out by an assessee to his employees whensuch letting is incidental to his main business will be chargeable to taxunder head .
A)profit and gain from business and profession
B)income from capital gain
C)income from house property
D)all of the above
A)profit and gain from business and profession
B)income from capital gain
C)income from house property
D)all of the above
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31
When annual value of one-self occupied house is nil, the assesses will be entitled to the standard deduction of .
A)10%
B)20%
C)nil
D)none of the above
A)10%
B)20%
C)nil
D)none of the above
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32
Gross annual value shall be higher of .
A)expected rent
B)actual rent received or receivable
C)all of the above
D)none of the above
A)expected rent
B)actual rent received or receivable
C)all of the above
D)none of the above
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33
Income from property held under trust for charitable or religious purposes is .
A)exempted from tax
B)taxable @ 10%
C)taxable @ 20%
D)none of the above
A)exempted from tax
B)taxable @ 10%
C)taxable @ 20%
D)none of the above
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34
For computation of Gross Annual Value, if actual rent is more than expected rent, then we select the .
A)actual rent
B)expected rent
C)any of the above
D)none of the above
A)actual rent
B)expected rent
C)any of the above
D)none of the above
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