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However, there is a special tax applicable when the dividend income exceeds Rs. 10 lakhs per year. | However, there is a special tax applicable when the dividend income exceeds Rs. 10 lakhs per year. | ||
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*[[Plan your tax payment and tax savings]] | *[[Plan your tax payment and tax savings]] | ||
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There is no Income Tax on Dividend income from Equity Shares and Mutual Funds in India.
Also, if Dividend income is your sole source of income and if you are within the taxable income slabs, you do not even have to file your Income-tax Return Forms or ITR Forms.
However, there is a special tax applicable when the dividend income exceeds Rs. 10 lakhs per year.
Related Lessons
- Filing Income Tax Returns
- Plan your tax payment and tax savings
- Saving tax under Section 80C
- Advance Tax - Who should pay? Due dates etc.
- Tax on receiving gifts
- Tax-free income
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