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Rebate on tax liability computed on total income extends to short-term capital gains taxed at special rates. The rebate provision does not distinguish between income taxed at normal rates and such gains, while the special-rate provision and the optional tax-regime provision contain no express exclusion. Consequently, inclusion of short-term capital gains in total income does not, by itself, prevent the taxpayer from claiming the rebate against tax payable on those gains.
Rebate on tax liability computed on total income extends to short-term capital gains taxed at special rates. The rebate provision does not distinguish between income taxed at normal rates and such gains, while the special-rate provision and the optional tax-regime provision contain no express exclusion. Consequently, inclusion of short-term capital gains in total income does not, by itself, prevent the taxpayer from claiming the rebate against tax payable on those gains.
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