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Which Source of Income Dose Not Comes Under Total Taxable Income?


Though every income is part of your total income but when the question comes about total taxable income, yes every income is not a part of taxable income.
Example of Income not comes in taxeble income:-

a. Agriculture Income:-
The income that comes from cultivation or agriculture dose not a part of taxable income. [Section 10(1)]

b. Allowance or Perquisites:-
If you are a salaried persion the then some portion of your allowance or perquisites are non taxeble u/s 10. (example: House Rent Allowance u/s 10(13B)) and also the portion of standard deduction is not comes in total taxeble income.

Total list of Exempted  Income of Section 10 of Income Tax act are listed below in the Table

c. LIC OR OTHER COMISSION INCOME:-
You can Claim maximum 50 % of your income as expences so that 50% or the portion you claim can be a non taxeble income.

d. LIC Mediclaim or Provident Fund or Children Education:-
The portion of your income upto Rs. 1,50,000/- You can show as non taxeble U/S 80c for investing in LIC, PF, NPF, CHILDREN EDUCATION AND also U/s 80d for expenses you made for your health or give as Madiclaim i.e. maximum 50,000.

**Read More about - TAX DEDUCTION U/S 80C
                                   TAX DEDUCTION U/S 80D
                                   TAX DEDUCTION U/S 80DDB

e. INCOME FROM SAVINGS interest AND DEPOSITS :-
That is maximum Rs.10,000 for normal citizen for savings interest and rs.50,000/- for senior citizen for income comes from deposits or savings interest.

 **Read More about - TAX DEDUCTION U/S80TTA 
                                    TAX DEDUCTION U/S80TTB

f. Except that the portion of income you invest in equity link mutual fund is also subject to non taxeble income also upto some limit.


The Income exempted from is the income that do not form part of the total income.
NOT COMES IN TAXABLE INCOME
Section of the Income Tax Act, 1961 deals with exempted incomes which is a long list as below:
1. Agriculture Income [Section 10(1)]
2. Amount received out of family income, Hindu Undivided Family (H.U.F.)
[Section 10(2)]
3. Share of profit form a partnership firm, [Section 10(2A)]
4. Interest paid to Non-Resident [Section 10(4)(i)]
5. Interest to Non-Resident on Non-Resident (External) Account
[Section 10(4) (ii)]
6. Interest paid to a person of Indian Origin and who is Non-Resident
[Section 10(4 B)]
7. Leave Travel Concession or Assistance [Section 10(5)]
8. Remuneration or Salary received by an individual who is not a citizen of
India [Section 10(6)] a. Remuneration [U/s 10(6)(ii)] b. Remuneration
received as an employee of foreign enterprise [U/s 10(6)(vi)] c. Employment
on a foreign ship [U/s 10(6)(viii)] d. Remuneration received by an employee
of foreign government [U/s 10(6)(xi)]

9. Tax paid by Government or Indian concern on Income of a Foreign
Company [Section 10(6A), (6B), (6BB) and (6C)]
10. Perquisites/Allowances paid by Government to its Employees serving
outside India [Section 10(7)]
11. Employees of Foreign Countries working in India under Cooperative
Technical Assistance Programme [Section 10(8)]
12. Income of a Consultant [Section 10(8A)]
13. Income of Employees of Consultant [Section 10(8B)]
14. Income of any member of the family of individuals working in India under
cooperative technical assistance programmes [Section 10(9)]
15. Gratuity [Section 10(10)] a. Gratuity received by Government servants
[Section 10(10)(i)] b. Gratuity Received by a Non-Government Employee
covered by Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 [Section 10(10)(ii)]
16. Commuted value of Pension Received [Section 10(10A)]
17. Amount received as Leave Encashment on Retirement [Section 10(10AA)]
18. Retrenchment Compensation received by Workmen [Section 10(10B)]
19. Payment received under Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster (Processing of Claims)
Act 1985 [Section 10 (10BB)]
20. Compensation received in case of any disaster [Section 10(10BC) ]
Retirement Compensation from a Public Sector Company or any other
Company [Section 10(10C)]
21. Tax on Non-monetary Perquisites paid by Employer [Section 10(10CC)]
22. Amount received under a Life Insurance Policy [Section 10(10D)]
23. Statutory Provident Fund [Section 10(11)]
24. Recognized Provident Fund [Section 10(12)]
25. Superannuation Fund [Section 10(13)]
26. House Rent Allowance-HRA [Section 10(13A)]
27. Business Expenditure Allowance [Section 10(14)]
28. Interest Incomes [Section 10(15)]
29. Scholarship [Section 10(16)]
30. Allowance of M.P./M.L.A.I or M.L.C. [Section 10(17)]
31. Awards Instituted by Government [Section 10(17A)]
32. Pension received by certain winners of gallantry awards [Section 10(18)]
33. Family pension received by family members of armed forces including
para military forces [Section 10(19)]
34. Income of a Local Authority [Section 10(20)]
35. Income of Scientific Research Association [Section 10(21)]
36. Income of a News Agency [Section 10(22B)]
37. Income of some Professional Institutions [Section 10(23A)]
38. Exemption of Income Received by Regimental Fund [Section 23AA] a.
Income of a Fund set-up for the welfare of employees or their
dependents [Section 10(23AAA)] b. Income of a pension fund set up by
LIC or other insurer [Section 10(23AAB)]
39. Income of State Level Khadi and Village Industries Board [Section 10
(23BB)]
a. Income of certain Authorities set up to manage Religious and
Charitable Institutions [Section 10(23BBA)]
b. Income of European Economic Community [Section 10(23BBB)]
c. Income of a SAARC Fund for regional projects [Section 10(23BBC)]
d. Any income of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority
[Section 10(23BBE)] e. Income of Prasar Bharti [Section 10(23BBH)]
40. Any income received by a person on behalf of following Funds [Section
10(23C)]
41. Income of Mutual Fund [Section 10(23D)]
42. Exemption of income of a securitization trust [Section 10(23DA)j [w.e.f.
A.Y. 2014-15]
43. Income of Investor Protection Fund [Section 10(23EA)]
44. Exemption of income of investor protection fund of depository [Section
10(23ED)] [w.e.f. A.Y. 2014-15]
45. Exemption for Certain Incomes of a Venture Capital Company or
Venture Capital Fund from Certain Specified Business or Industries
[Section 10 (23FB)]
46. Income of Registered Trade Unions [Section 10(24)]
47. Income of Provident and Superannuation Funds [Section 10(25)]
48. Income of Employee’s State Insurance Fund [Section 10 (25A)]
49. Income of Schedule Tribe Members [Section 10(26) and 10(26A)]
50. Income of Sikkimese individual [Section 10(26AAN] (With retrospective
effect from 1-4-1990)
51. Regulating the marketing of agricultural produce [Section 10[26AAB]
52. Income of a corporation set-up for promoting the interests of Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes or Backward Classes [Section 10(26B)]
53. Income of a corporation set-up to protect the interests of Minorities
[Section 10(26BB)]
54. Any income of a Corporation established for Ex-Servicemen [Section 10
(26BBB)]
55. Income of cooperative society looking after the interests of Scheduled
Castes or Scheduled Tribes or Both [Section 10(27)]
56. Any income accruing or arising to Commodity Boards etc. [Section 10
(29A)]
57. Amount received as subsidy from or through the Tea Board [Section 10
(30)]
58. Amount received as subsidy from or through the concerned Board
[Section 10(31)]
59. Income of Child Clubbed U/s 64 (IA) [Section 10(32)]
60. Income by way of dividend from Indian company [Section 10(34)]
70. Exemption of income to a shareholder on buyback of shares of unlisted
company [Section 10 (34A) [w.e.f. A.Y. 2014-15]
71. Exemption of income from Units [Section 10(35)]
72. Exemption of income from Securitization Trust [Section 10(35A)] [w.e.f
A.Y. 2014-15]

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