Frequently Asked Questions

No it isn’t. Assessment year is the year following the financial year, which is when the tax authorities evaluate your tax statements.

Advance tax is the income tax that is payable once your income is more than Rs.10,000 in the given financial year.

No, it isn’t. Your Gross Total Income includes sources that are exempted from tax, and these won’t be included in your net taxable income.

Net Taxable Income is the portion of your income that is subject to tax, i.e. the Gross Total Income minus various tax exemptions that may be applicable. 

No, it isn’t. Your Gross Total Income includes sources that are exempted from tax, and these won’t be included in your net taxable income.

TDS is Tax Deducted at Source, and is usually deducted from the taxable portion of your salary before it reaches you, every month. This is usually mentioned by the company on tax documents.

If you’re an individual who earns via salary, house rent, business, profession, hobby and your income is over the taxable limit, you are eligible to pay tax.

Individuals with a normal to severe disability are eligible for tax benefits. However, the extent of the disability will have to be certified by an authorized medical professional.

No it isn’t. Assessment year is the year following the financial year, which is when the tax authorities evaluate your tax statements.

Gross Total Income is the sum total of your income from all sources, including salary, property, royalty, capital gains etc. We will calculate this for you once you enter it all in.