Direct Taxation Quiz Questions And Answers

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    The agricultural income is what?

    • Taxable income
    • Not taxable
    • Semi taxable
    • None of the above
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  • 2. 

    The salary acquired from the partner of the firm is called what?

    • Annual salary

    • Other source income

    • Business income

    • Taxable income

    Correct Answer
    A. Business income
    Explanation
    The salary acquired from the partner of the firm is referred to as business income because it is directly related to the profits and operations of the business partnership. As a partner, the individual receives a share of the profits generated by the partnership, which is considered part of their business income. This income is separate from other sources of income such as annual salary or taxable income, as it specifically relates to the partner's involvement in the business.

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  • 3. 

    The assessee is charged to income-tax in the assessment year following the previous year:

    • A non-resident business firm which shipped goods on 1.5.210 at Visakhapatnam Port in Andhra Pradesh

    • An employee left India to USA on 1.8.2010 with no intention of returning

    • ABC firm which discontinued its business on 1.9.2010

    • An employee-assessee of a University who worked during 1.4.09 to 30.03.2010

    Correct Answer
    A. An employee-assessee of a University who worked during 1.4.09 to 30.03.2010
    Explanation
    The correct answer is an employee-assessee of a University who worked during 1.4.09 to 30.03.2010. This is because the assessment year for an individual is the year following the previous year in which their income is assessed for taxation purposes. In this case, the individual worked from 1.4.09 to 30.03.2010, so the assessment year for their income tax would be the following year.

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  • 4. 

    The share of profits from PFAF of the partner is called what?

    • Capital income

    • Taxable income

    • Exempted income

    • Capital gain

    Correct Answer
    A. Exempted income
    Explanation
    The share of profits from PFAF that is called "exempted income" refers to the portion of profits earned by a partner that is exempt from taxation. This means that the partner does not have to pay taxes on this specific income. It is important to note that exempted income is different from taxable income, which is subject to taxation. Capital income and capital gain are not applicable in this context as they do not specifically refer to the share of profits from PFAF.

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  • 5. 

    Entertainment allowance is fully taxable to 

    • Foreign employees

    • Government employees

    • Private employees

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Private employees
    Explanation
    The given answer states that entertainment allowance is fully taxable to private employees. This means that private employees are required to pay taxes on the entertainment allowance they receive as part of their compensation. This is in contrast to foreign employees and government employees, who may have different tax regulations or exemptions for their entertainment allowance. Therefore, private employees are the only group mentioned for whom the entertainment allowance is fully taxable.

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  • 6. 

    Aside from an individual, which of the following can have residential status? 

    • A company 

    • Government

    • A firm

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. A firm
    Explanation
    A firm can have residential status because in some cases, a firm may have a physical location or office space where its employees work and live. This can be especially true for firms that provide accommodation or housing services. Additionally, a firm may also be considered a legal entity and can have a registered address, which can be used to determine its residential status for legal and tax purposes. Therefore, a firm can have residential status just like an individual, a company, or the government.

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  • 7. 

    The following is exempt income :— 

    • Travel concession to employee

    • Remuneration received for valuation of answer scripts

    • Encashment of leave salary whilst in service

    • Perquisites in India

    Correct Answer
    A. Travel concession to employee
    Explanation
    Travel concession to employee is considered exempt income because it is a benefit provided by the employer to the employee for the purpose of travel. This benefit is not considered as part of the employee's salary or wages and is therefore exempt from income tax.

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  • 8. 

    The following is capital receipt:

    • Dividend from investment;

    • Bonus shares;

    • Sale of technological know- how;

    • Compensation received for compulsory evacuation of place of business

    Correct Answer
    A. Compensation received for compulsory evacuation of place of business
    Explanation
    The compensation received for compulsory evacuation of a place of business is considered a capital receipt because it involves a one-time payment that is not part of the regular income or revenue of the business. It is a non-recurring source of funds that is received due to a specific event or circumstance, in this case, the compulsory evacuation of the business location. This type of receipt is typically treated as a capital gain rather than ordinary income for accounting and tax purposes.

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  • 9. 

     If an employer transfers second hand motor car to the employee, the perquisite is valued at -

    • Actual cost less depreciation @ 30% for every completed year under straight line method

    • Actual cost less depreciation @ 20% for every completed year under WDV method

    • Actual cost less depreciation @ 30% for every completed year under WDV method

    • Actual cost less depreciation @ 20% for every completed year under SLM method.

    Correct Answer
    A. Actual cost less depreciation @ 20% for every completed year under WDV method
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Actual cost less depreciation @ 20% for every completed year under WDV method." This means that when an employer transfers a second-hand motor car to an employee, the value of the perquisite is determined by subtracting the depreciation (calculated at a rate of 20% for each completed year) from the actual cost of the car. The WDV method refers to the Written Down Value method, which calculates depreciation based on the diminishing value of the asset over time.

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  • 10. 

    If an assessee earns rent from a sub-tenant in respect to tenanted property let out as a residence, the said rent is:

    • Exempt under Section 10.

    • Taxable under the head income from house property.

    • Taxable as business income, as the letting out is a commercial activity

    • Taxable as income from other sources, unless the assessee is in the business of subletting properties on a regular basis.

    Correct Answer
    A. Taxable as income from other sources, unless the assessee is in the business of subletting properties on a regular basis.
    Explanation
    If an assessee earns rent from a sub-tenant in respect to tenanted property let out as a residence, the said rent is taxable as income from other sources, unless the assessee is in the business of subletting properties on a regular basis. This means that if the assessee is not regularly engaged in subletting properties, the rent earned from the sub-tenant will be considered as income from other sources and will be subject to taxation. However, if the assessee is in the business of subletting properties on a regular basis, then the rent will be taxed under the head income from house property.

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