Top 150+ Solved Income Tax Law and Practice MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Income Tax Act, 1961 came into force on:

a. 1 – 1 – 1961

b. 1 – 4 – 1961

c. 1 – 1 – 1962

d. 1 – 4 – 1962

  • d. 1 – 4 – 1962

Q. Income tax was levied in India first time in:

a. 1960

b. 1860

c. 1921

d. 1961

  • b. 1860

Q. The rate of income tax is fixed under:

a. Income Tax Act

b. Notification of CBDT

c. Finance Act

d. Ordinance of Govt.

  • c. Finance Act

Q. The total of various heads of income is called:

a. Total Income

b. Gross Total Income

c. Taxable Income

d. Aggregate Income

  • b. Gross Total Income

Q. 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

  • b. Sir James Wilson

Q. Income tax is a .................tax.

a. Direct

b. Indirect

c. Business

d. None of these

  • a. Direct

Q. 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

  • d. All of these

Q. Income Tax Department works under:

a. Central Government

b. CBDT

c. State Government

d. Chief Commissioner of Income Tax

  • c. State Government

Q. 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

  • c. 60 year or more but less than 80 years

Q. 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

  • b. Section 4

Q. 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

  • c. Rs: 2,50,000

Q. 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

  • c. Rs: 3,50,000

Q. The income tax rate for long term capital gains is:

a. 10%

b. 15%

c. 20%

d. 30%

  • c. 20%
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