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Applicability of tax

Date 27 Oct 2009
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Taxation of horse race winnings: taxed at flat rate without basic exemption; other income taxed under normal slabs.
Winnings from horse races are subject to a special flat rate of tax and are not eligible for the basic exemption; such winnings are taxed separately at the specified flat rate while the taxpayer's other income is assessed under ordinary tax slabs. (AI Summary)

In case of Tax Computation of Women, if her total income is Rs.230000/- out of which Rs.100000/- is against Income from Horse Race, whether tax will be calculated after considering the basic exemption limit of Rs.180000/- or at flat rate of 30% on Income from Horse Race and balance as per basic exemption slab?

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