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 Income from Other Sources Under Income Tax Act, 1961

1. Meaning of "Income from Other Sources"

  • Income from Other Sources is a residual category under Section 56 of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
  • It includes all incomes that are not taxable under Salary, House Property, Business & Profession, or Capital Gains.

2. Types of Incomes Included Under "Income from Other Sources" (Section 56(2))

A. Dividend Income

  • Dividends from Indian companies (taxable in the hands of the recipient if exceeding ₹10 lakh under Section 115BBDA).
  • Dividends from foreign companies (fully taxable).

B. Interest Income

  • Interest from fixed deposits (FDs).
  • Interest from savings bank accounts (exempt up to ₹10,000 under Section 80TTA).
  • Interest on bonds, debentures, and loans given to others.

C. Gifts (Cash and Property)

  • Gifts received from non-relatives above ₹50,000 in a financial year are taxable (Section 56(2)(x)).
  • Gifts received on marriage, inheritance, or from specified relatives are exempt.

D. Rental Income from Machinery, Plant, or Furniture

  • If an individual earns rent from machinery, furniture, or equipment, it is taxable under this head.

E. Income from Winnings (Lotteries, Horse Races, Games, etc.)

  • Winnings from lottery, gambling, horse races, crossword puzzles, and betting are taxable at a flat rate of 30% under Section 115BB.

F. Pension Received by Legal Heirs

  • Family pension received by legal heirs after the death of the pensioner is taxable under this head.

G. Income from Subletting

  • If a tenant sublets a rented property, the rent received is taxed under this head.

H. Remuneration Received for Examining Answer Scripts or Delivering Lectures

  • Income earned from honorariums, consultancy, or professional engagements is taxable here.

I. Interest on Income Tax Refund

  • Any interest received on a tax refund from the Income Tax Department is taxable under this head.

J. Any Other Residual Income

  • Any other income that does not fall under other heads of income is taxed here.

3. Deductions Allowed Under Income from Other Sources (Section 57)

Certain expenses related to earning income from other sources can be deducted:

A. Deduction for Family Pension

  • Family pension deduction: 33⅓% of pension or ₹15,000 (whichever is lower) is allowed as a deduction.

B. Deduction for Commission or Collection Charges

  • Commission or charges paid for collecting interest, dividends, or other income are deductible.

C. Deduction for Depreciation on Rent from Machinery, Furniture, or Plant

  • If a person earns rent from machinery, furniture, or plant, they can claim depreciation and maintenance expenses.

D. Deduction for Interest Paid on Loan Taken to Earn Income

  • If a loan is taken to invest in deposits, bonds, or securities, the interest paid on the loan is deductible.

E. Deduction for Standard Expenses on Royalty Income

  • In case of books, literary works, artistic works, or music, 30% of the royalty income is allowed as a deduction.

4. Expenses NOT Allowed as Deduction (Section 58)

Certain expenses are not deductible, such as:
Personal expenses.
Interest or penalties for non-payment of taxes.
Gambling, lottery, or illegal business expenses.
Wealth tax payments.


5. Conclusion

  • Income from Other Sources covers miscellaneous income that is not classified under other heads.
  • Deductions under Section 57 are allowed to reduce taxable income, but personal and speculative expenses are not deductible.

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