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Income from Other Sources is one of the heads of income chargeable to tax under the Income tax Act. 1961. Any income that is not covered in the other four heads of income is taxable under income from other sources, because of this, it is known as residuary head of income.

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How to file Salary Income Tax Return with Interest income Online ?
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Step 1 Concept Understanding

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What is Income form Other Sources ?

Income from other sources, which is the last among the five heads of income sketched out in the Income Tax Act, is essentially a head of income that includes all receipts that cannot otherwise be classified under any of the other heads of income.

According to section 56 of the Income Tax Act, the following three conditions need to be satisfied for a receipt to be categorized as income from other sources.
  •   There is an income.
  •   Such income is not exempted under any other provisions of the Income Tax Act.
  •   Such income cannot be charged as salary, income from house property, profits and gains from business or profession, or capital gains

What are the types of Income included in Income form Other Sources ?

Following are the different types of income generally included in the head of Other Sources :
  1. Dividends: Dividends are taxable as income from other sources dependi ng on the residential status of the company that paid them out
  •         Dividend from an Indian company: If the company has paid Dividend Distribution Tax on this receipt, the dividend is exempted from tax. However, under section 115BBDA of the income tax act, if a resident individual/HUF/firm received dividends in excess of ₹ 10 lakhs from Indian companies, then the amount exceeding ₹ 10 lakhs is taxable at 10%.
  •         Dividend from a foreign company: Dividend received from foreign companies is subject to tax as income from other sources
  1.       One-time income: One-time incomes like winnings from lotteries, crossword puzzles, horse races, card games and other games of   any  sort, or gambling or betting of any form or nature are covered under income from other sources.
  2.     Interest on compensation: Interest received by an assessee (tax payer) on the amount of compensation or reimbursement given in situations like compulsory acquisition is taxable under this head of income.
  3.     Gifts: Gifts such as any sum of money and movable or immovable property that’s received without consideration are also taxable.

The following receipts are classified as income from other sources only if they’re not chargeable as “profits and gains of business or profession.”
  •         Employees’ contribution to welfare schemes
  •         Interest on securities like government bonds or debentures
  •         Rental income from letting out plant, machinery, or furniture owned by the assessee
  •         Rental income from letting out plant, machinery, along with a building, where these two cases of letting out are inseparable
  •         Receipts under Keyman Insurance Policy

Examples of other receipts chargeable as income from other sources

Here are some examples of other receipts that automatically fall under this category.

  1. Income from subletting of a house property by a tenant
  2. Casual income
  3. Insurance commissions received by the assessee
  4. Family pension payments received by the legal heirs of dead employees
  5. Interest on bank deposits and deposits with companies
  6. Interest on loans given
  7. Remuneration received by Members of Parliament
  8. Rent earned from a vacant plot of land
  9. Agricultural income from agricultural land situated outside India
  10. Interest paid by the Government on excess payment of advance tax

What are the Expenditures allowed for calculating income under the head Other Sources ?

Following are the Expenditures allowed for calculating the Income from Other Sources :
 
  •     Expenses incurred for realisation of dividend or interest income
  •     Deductions to the extent amount remitted within due date are in respect to contribution towards funds for the welfare of employees;
  •     Family Pension- deduction is allowed to the extent of 33-1/3% of pension or Rs. 15000 whichever is less;
  •     Deductions for current repairs, insurance and depreciation, will be allowed for income earned by way of lease rental;
  •     A deduction equal to 50% will be allowed for interest received on compensation or enhanced compensation.

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FAQs

When person has income solely from Other Sources , does person has to file Income Tax Return ?

Any individual whose income exceeds Rs.2,50,000 during a financial year must file an income tax return in India. If the bank has deducted TDS and your income does not exceed Rs.2,50,000, then you must file a tax return to claim a refund on excess TDS deducted.

Can a person calim exemptions and deductions from income under the head Other Souces ?

yes there are certain sections when a person canclaim exemptions and deductions from income under the head Other Sources

When a person receives cash On the occasion of marriage, from relatives. Will this sum be taxed?

Money received from a “relative” is not taxable under the Indian tax laws. Only persons covered under the definition of "Relative" can only be relaxed from Income Tax