
Learn the basics of income tax, including what taxes are, direct versus indirect tax, who collects it, and how salaried employees can plan to save tax liability.
Understand the income tax act 1961 and its chapters and sections. Learn how salary income and ATC deductions affect tax liability amid budget and finance act changes.
Understand what constitutes income under the income tax act, distinguish revenue versus capital receipts, and learn to compute total income by head with deductions to assess tax liability.
Learn how residential status determines total income for salaried employees, including the 182-day stay criterion, and how global income versus Indian income affects taxability.
Explore how exemptions, deductions, and rebates drive tax planning for salaried employees and distinguish taxable versus non-taxable income to determine total income.
Explore how income tax rates determine liability for salaried employees through tax slabs, old versus new slab choices, surcharge, and the distinction between normal and special income.
Explore how to determine and pay your tax liability, covering normal rate, special rate, reference surcharge, final liability, tds at source, self-assessment, and regular assessments in the Purbi course.
Explain how tax deducted at source (tds) works for salaried employees, who deduct it under section 192, and that tds is not the final tax.
Explore how advance tax works for salaried employees, with key due dates and how it links to self-assessment and regular assessment taxes, plus online payment examples.
Explore income tax return basics, filing on the income tax portal, key IDR forms, due dates, and the relationship between tax payment and return filing.
Explore the benefits of filing income tax returns for salaried employees, including government incentives, loan eligibility, insurance considerations, and the habit of filing.
Register on the income tax portal by entering pan card details, personal and contact information, verifying via otp, setting a password, and logging in.
Master the five heads of income under the income tax act, from salary to other sources, learn head-wise income and compute gross total income for tax assessment.
Describe how salaries encompass monthly pay, allowances, commissions, bonuses, perquisites, pensions, profits in lieu of salary, and related fees under employer-employee relationships.
Explain what capital gain is and what constitutes a capital asset; distinguish long-term and short-term gains by holding period; show computation with indexation and tax implications.
Explore income from other sources, including dividends, lottery winnings, gambling, and prizes, and learn how casual income is taxed at 30% while other source income uses slab rates with deductions.
Explains how income from salary is taxed under the salary head, requiring an employer‑employee relationship and applying accrual or receipt whichever is earlier, including arrears and advances.
Understand that salary earned outside India is not taxable for a non-resident unless received in India, while a 182-day stay makes you a resident and taxes your global salary.
Define perquisites and perks in salary taxation, classify them as taxable or exempt, and explain valuation under rule three with practical examples such as rent-free accommodation and car facility.
Explore deductions against salary under section 16, including standard deduction, professional tax, and entertainment allowance, and how these three limit a salaried taxpayer's net income.
Explore pension, reimbursements, ex gratia, leave encashment, statutory bonus, stipends, scholarships, and flexi pay, and learn their tax treatment under salary.
Explain how salary tax is payable by the employee but deducted by the employer at source, who deposits it with the government and issues form 16.
Learn how esops are taxed as a salary perquisite, illustrated by a Wipro example of buying 1,000 shares at a prescribed rate and the capital gains aspect.
Clarifies CTC versus taxable salary using a practical HDFC Bank example, detailing monthly breakdowns, provident fund, group health insurance, and gratuity provisions, and their impact on net taxable salary.
Explore exemptions of allowances, including HRA and LTA, and retirement benefits in salary taxation. Compute taxable salary with standard deductions and key allowances for private and government sectors.
Explore how to claim HRA exemption using actual HRA received, rent paid, and basic salary components, with city rules for metropolitan vs other cities and the section 10(13) formula.
Explain the leave travel concession exemption under section ten, clause five of the Income Tax Act, detailing block years, eligible journeys, and family travel.
Learn to compute taxable salary for salaried employees, including basic salary, hra, perquisites, profits in lieu of salary, and exemptions like rent and leave travel allowance (lta), plus standard deduction and professional tax.
Learn how retirement benefits are taxed and exempted, covering provident fund taxation, grasping recognised versus unrecognised funds, and the gratuity exemption cap of 20 lakh.
Explore how commuted pension and leave encashment are taxed for salaried employees, detailing government versus non-government exemptions, one-third vs one-half rules, and up to 3 lakh for encashment.
Explain retrenchment and vrs compensation under the Industrial Disputes Act, detailing exemptions as the lower of 15 days average pay per completed year or five lakh, with a HDFC example.
Explain how family pension is taxed under income from other sources versus salary, with examples of employer-employee relationships and retirement-benefit exemptions.
Explore how to adjust house property losses against salary income, claim home loan deductions under section 24(b) and section 80C, and optimize gross total income for salaried employees.
Explore deductions against salary income under chapter six (80c) and learn how to optimize tax using atc investments such as provident fund, elss, home loan principal, ppf, and tuition fees.
Understand health insurance premium deductions under section 80D, including premium-based and health checkup claims for self, family, and senior citizen parents.
Explore how education loan deduction under section 80 allows only interest, not principal, to be deductible against gross income, on actual payment during the moratorium, for self, spouse, or children.
Explore how savings bank interest qualifies for section 80TTA up to ₹10,000 for non-senior citizens and how it interacts with savings bank and fd interest, other income, and deductions.
Understand how donations yield income tax deductions under section 80 G, with 100% or 50% relief for approved institutions and the 10% adjusted gross total income limit.
Identify rent deduction methods when hra is not received, using section 80gg rules, including 25% of total income, 10% of total income cap, and ₹5,000 monthly limit.
Learn how gifts are taxed under section 56(2)(10) of the Income Tax Act, distinguishing taxable and exempt gifts from relatives and events, including cash, real estate, jewelry, shares, and artwork.
Explore clubbing provisions in income tax law, especially section 64. Understand how transfers to a spouse or minor lead to clubbed income, with asset and dividend examples.
Examine acceptance and repayment of loans, focusing on cash loan restrictions under section 269 and penalties under sections 271D and 271E for non-compliance and implications for income tax compliance.
Understand income from house property, including self-occupied vs rented scenarios, annual value, and deductions such as the 30% standard deduction and interest on property.
Explain capital gain income taxation by defining capital assets, distinguishing short-term and long-term gains by holding period, and computing gains via sale consideration, cost of acquisition, and indexation.
Explore income from other sources, including freelancing, interest, dividends, gifts, and casual income, and learn how it is computed and taxed at the applicable rates.
Compute total income by head: salary, house property, business, capital gains, and other sources, using deductions like ATC and PM CARES, with clubbing and adjustments for tax planning.
Learn how salary tax is computed under old and new tax slabs, normal versus special rates, surcharge and cess, and section 87a rebates, with deductions and total income examples.
Compute final tax liability by comparing old and new slab rates, applying head wise income and chapter six deductions, 87A rebate, and special-rate capital gains, plus surcharge and cess.
Explain late filing fees under section 234 for delayed ITRs, detailing ₹5,000 or ₹1,000 for income up to ₹5 lakh, with thresholds and the due date.
Explore legitimate tax planning strategies for salaried employees, including deductions, exemptions, and investments like PPF, NSC, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, NPS, and home loan benefits.
Explore tax planning through home loans for salaried employees, detailing deductions, asset transfers to spouses, and capital gains strategies.
Discover tax planning don'ts for salaried employees, avoid tax evasion, and learn about deductions (80D, 80E, 80G) on actual payments, asset transfers, and income clubbing rules.
Learn to create an income tax login by registering on the e-filing portal, validating your PAN, and setting up credentials with OTP verification for individual taxpayers.
Learn how to access your income tax portal, log in, and navigate e-filing, grievances, and dashboard features to manage PAN, Aadhaar, and tax return filings efficiently.
Learn to log in to the income tax portal, view and download Form 26AS, and read TDS details, tax credit entries, and payment statuses for the relevant assessment year.
Understand section 143(1) intimation, its online processing, and how to read the intimation order, including total income, tax liability, refunds, and potential demand.
Learn to file your income tax return online via the tax portal, using pre-filled form 16 data for salary, house property, and other income, under new or old regime.
Why Bother About Taxes? When I have a CA to file ITR
An Indian salaried employee pays income tax as high as 43% which is among the highest in the entire world. Most of us do not take advantage of 100+ deductions and exemptions. By using various Smart legal Tax Hacks you can even make your Tax liability ZERO.
But for this, one needs to start tax planning during the financial year. As you know, You visit your CA only weeks before the ITR filings deadline. At that time they can only file returns, no tax saving can be done. Anyways, you are not paying him for planning but filing only. The onus of making smart money decisions to save taxes is on you and you only, After all, it’s your money.
This course will take you on a journey to systematically save lakhs of rupees in taxes over the years, that to within the legal framework. And as they say, money saved is money earned.
Why Hax To Save Tax
1. Expertly Crafted: 13 hours of comprehensive tax knowledge divided into 11 modules, 80 Short lectures, covering every aspect of employee tax planning.
2. Live Sessions: Friday Live & interactive sessions with renowned Income Tax Expert & Instructor for the course CA Anoop Bhatia,
3. Discussion Forum: Get your queries answered by the Instructors within 48 working hours, 1000+ Q&A threads to learn from,
4. Real-Life Examples: Practical case studies and scenarios to help you apply tax-saving strategies in your own financial journey.
5. Stay Up-to-Date: The course is updated regularly on tax changes, and budget updates to ensure your tax planning remains effective.
6. Tax Calculators: Calculators for Old Vs New Regime, Capital Gain Calculator, Allowance optimizers to crunch your numbers and plan
About the Course
The world is moving so rapidly that people are not able to plan their life to get the most out of it. Though, there is an extreme requirement to learn tax planning to at least make their life financially stable.
This course is made exactly with the motive to teach tax planning to those who want to save their maximum salary from being deducted under tax but are not able to due to a lack of knowledge and an unorganized taxation system in the country.
Tax planning is the most important aspect for every individual who knows the value of every penny they earn. It will be going to cover topics like different types of taxes, tax exemptions, the Income-tax Act, tax reduction, tax rebates, surcharges, and much more.
Why this course?
Tax planning is the process of analyzing a financial plan or a situation from a tax perspective. The objective of tax planning is to make sure there is tax efficiency. With the help of tax planning, one can ensure that all elements of a financial plan can function together with maximum tax efficiency.
This course is designed for those who don’t have a deep knowledge of the taxation system of India and who wish to learn tax planning in a more detailed, organized, and advanced manner.
After completing this course, you will be in a position where you can -
Set up your financial goals effectively
Easily manage your salary
Quickly grasp how the Indian Tax System works
Help yourself to identify how you are draining money in taxes
Who should take this course?
Salaried Employees
Self Employed