Income Tax Law and Practice mcq set 1

Q1: Income Tax Act, 1961 came into force on:

  • A. 1 – 1 – 1961
  • B. 1 – 4 – 1961
  • C. 1 – 1 – 1962
  • D. 1 – 4 – 1962
Answer

Answer D. 1 – 4 – 1962

Q2: Income tax was levied in India first time in:

  • A. 1960
  • B. 1860
  • C. 1921
  • D. 1961
Answer

Answer B. 1860

Q3: The rate of income tax is fixed under:

  • A. Income Tax Act
  • B. Notification of CBDT
  • C. Finance Act
  • D. Ordinance of Govt
Answer

Answer C. Finance Act

Q4: The total of various heads of income is called:

  • A. Total Income
  • B. Gross Total Income
  • C. Taxable Income
  • D. Aggregate Income
Answer

Answer B. Gross Total Income

Q5: Income tax was introduced in India for the first time by:

  • A. Sir John Williams
  • B. Sir James Wilson
  • C. Sir Joseph
  • D. Sir James Paascal
Answer

Answer B. Sir James Wilson

Q6: According to Income Tax Act, there are___heads of income.

  • A. Three
  • B. Four
  • C. Five
  • D. Six
Answer

Answer C. Five

Q7: Income tax is a___tax.

  • A. Direct
  • B. Indirect
  • C. Business
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer A. Direct

Q8: Under Income Tax Act, which of the following entities comes under the term “Person”:

  • A. Individual
  • B. HUF
  • C. BOI/AOP
  • D. All of these
Answer

Answer D. All of these

Q9: Income Tax Department works under:

  • A. Central Government
  • B. CBDT
  • C. State Government
  • D. Chief Commissioner of Income Tax
Answer

Answer C. State Government

Q10: For Income Tax purpose, a senior citizen is an individual who the age of:

  • A. 60 years
  • B. 60 years or more
  • C. 60 year or more but less than 80 years
  • D. 65 years or more
Answer

Answer C. 60 year or more but less than 80 years

Q11: The income tax rate for short term capital gains specified in Sec.111A is:

  • A. 10%
  • B. 15%
  • C. 20%
  • D. 30%
Answer

Answer B. 15%

Q12: Which of the following section of Income Tax Act is termed as “Charging Section”:

  • A. Section 3
  • B. Section 4
  • C. Section 5
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer B. Section 4

Q13: For the A.Y , the tax exemption limit of income for BOI is:

  • A. Rs: 5,00,000
  • B. Rs: 3,00,000
  • C. Rs: 2,50,000
  • D. Rs: 2,00,000
Answer

Answer C. Rs: 2,50,000

Q14: For the A.Y 2019-20, an individual who is resident in India, is eligible for rebate if his totalincome does not exceed:

  • A. Rs: 3,00,000
  • B. Rs: 5,00,000
  • C. Rs: 3,50,000
  • D. Rs: 3,40,000
Answer

Answer C. Rs: 3,50,000

Q15: The income tax rate for long term capital gains is:

  • A. 10%
  • B. 15%
  • C. 20%
  • D. 30%
Answer

Answer C. 20%

Q16: Health and education Cess is charged on the amount of:

  • A. Total income
  • B. Gross Total Income
  • C. Income tax
  • D. Income tax and Surcharge
Answer

Answer D. Income tax and Surcharge

Q17: Which among the following is included in income?

  • A. Sum received under Key man Insurance Policy
  • B. LPG subsidy
  • C. Pin money received by wife from her husband
  • D. Reimbursement of expense
Answer

Answer A. Sum received under Key man Insurance Policy

Q18: A citizen of India who goes abroad for the purpose of employment, must stay in India for aperiod of at least___days during the P.Y. to become ordinarily resident.

  • A. 60 days
  • B. 182 days
  • C. 90 days
  • D. 180 days
Answer

Answer B. 182 days

Q19: Income accruing in India is assessable for:

  • A. Ordinarily resident
  • B. Not ordinarily resident
  • C. Non resident
  • D. All the above
Answer

Answer D. All the above

Q20: Agricultural income from China is assessable for:

  • A. Ordinarily resident
  • B. Not ordinarily resident
  • C. Non resident
  • D. All the above
Answer

Answer A. Ordinarily resident

Q21: Every year the residential status of an assessee:

  • A. will certainly change
  • B. will not change
  • C. may change
  • D. none of the above
Answer

Answer C. may change

Q22: interest credited to a recognised provident fund account is exempt up to:

  • A. 8%
  • B. 8.5%
  • C. 9%
  • D. 9.5%
Answer

Answer D. 9.5%

Q23: The amount of exemption in respect of academic allowance is limited to:

  • A. Rs: 5,000 p.a
  • B. Actual amount spent
  • C. a or b whichever is less
  • D. None of the above
Answer

Answer B. Actual amount spent

Q24: Children education allowance is exempted for___children.

  • A. One
  • B. Two
  • C. Three
  • D. Four
Answer

Answer B. Two

Q25: Which among the following is a fully exempted allowance?

  • A. Uniform allowance
  • B. HRA
  • C. Foreign allowance
  • D. CCA
Answer

Answer C. Foreign allowance

Q26: Income from salary includes:

  • A. Profit in lieu of salary
  • B. Perquisites
  • C. Allowances
  • D. All of the above
Answer

Answer D. All of the above

Q27: Salary received by a partner from his firm is an income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Profits and gains from business or profession
  • C. Capital gains
  • D. Other sources
Answer

Answer B. Profits and gains from business or profession

Q28: Salary received by MLA or MP is treated as income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Profits and gains from business or profession
  • C. Capital gains
  • D. Other sources
Answer

Answer D. Other sources

Q29: Family pension received by a widow is treated as an income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Profits and gains from business or profession
  • C. Capital gains
  • D. Other sources
Answer

Answer D. Other sources

Q30: Salary received from a former employer is treated as an income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Profits and gains from business or profession
  • C. Capital gains
  • D. Other sources
Answer

Answer A. Salaries

Q31: Remuneration received from a person other than employer is treated an income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Profits and gains from business or profession
  • C. Capital gains
  • D. Other sources
Answer

Answer D. Other sources

Q32: Which among the following is a deduction allowed under section 16:

  • A. Employment tax
  • B. Standard deduction
  • C. Entertainment Allowance
  • D. All of the above
Answer

Answer D. All of the above

Q33: Pension is treated as an income under the head:

  • A. Salaries
  • B. Capital gains
  • C. Other sources
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer A. Salaries

Q34: Annuity received from the present employer is treated as income under:

  • A. Salary under section 17(1)
  • B. Perquisites
  • C. Allowances
  • D. Profit in lieu of salary
Answer

Answer A. Salary under section 17(1)

Q35: Annuity received from former employer is treated as income under:

  • A. Salary under section 17(1)
  • B. Profit in lieu of salary
  • C. Allowances
  • D. Perquisites
Answer

Answer B. Profit in lieu of salary

Q36: Annual accretion is taxable under:

  • A. Salary under section 17(1)
  • B. Perquisites
  • C. Allowances
  • D. Profit in lieu of salary
Answer

Answer A. Salary under section 17(1)

Q37: Per-diem allowance given for the purpose of lodging facilities is:

  • A. Fully taxable
  • B. Fully exempted
  • C. Partly taxable
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer B. Fully exempted

Q38: Sumptuary allowance to Judges of Supreme Court and High Court is:

  • A. Fully taxable
  • B. Fully exempted
  • C. Partly taxable
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer B. Fully exempted

Q39: Festival allowance is:

  • A. Fully taxable
  • B. Fully exempted
  • C. Partly taxable
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer A. Fully taxable

Q40: HRA received by an employee who is living in own house is:

  • A. Fully taxable
  • B. Fully exempted
  • C. Partly taxable
  • D. None of these
Answer

Answer A. Fully taxable

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