Rental Income Tax Formula:
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Rental income tax is the tax levied on income earned from renting out property in India. It's calculated after deducting standard allowances (30% for maintenance) and actual expenses from the gross rental income.
The calculator uses the rental income tax formula:
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Explanation: The calculator first determines taxable income by subtracting allowances and expenses from gross rent, then applies the tax rate.
Details: In India, advance tax must be paid if tax liability exceeds ₹10,000 in a financial year. It's paid in installments on specified due dates to avoid interest penalties.
Tips: Enter gross rental income in ₹. The standard 30% allowance is auto-calculated but can be modified. Add any additional expenses and select your applicable tax rate.
Q1: What's included in rental income?
A: Includes basic rent, maintenance charges (if not reimbursed), and any other payments from tenants for use of the property.
Q2: Can I claim more than 30% standard deduction?
A: Yes, if you have actual expenses higher than 30%, but you'll need proper documentation for all claims.
Q3: What expenses are deductible?
A: Municipal taxes, interest on home loan, repairs, insurance premiums, and society maintenance charges.
Q4: When are advance tax installments due?
A: Typically 15% by June 15, 45% by Sept 15, 75% by Dec 15, and 100% by March 15 of the financial year.
Q5: Is TDS applicable on rental income?
A: If annual rent exceeds ₹2.4 lakh, tenants must deduct TDS at 10% (if landlord provides PAN).