This document provides an analysis of important topics and their average weightages that have been covered in past exams for the CS Executive Direct Tax exam for December 2022. It outlines key concepts around direct and indirect taxes, definitions of tax-related terms, and rules for determining residential status, including sections 6(1), 6(1A), 6(6), rules for HUFs, firms, AOPs and BOIs, and sections 7 and 9 for when Indian income is deemed to accrue or arise in India. The topics with the highest average weightages are rules determining residential status under section 6(1) and additional conditions for resident but ordinarily resident and resident but not ordinarily resident statuses.
This document provides an analysis of important topics and their average weightages that have been covered in past exams for the CS Executive Direct Tax exam for December 2022. It outlines key concepts around direct and indirect taxes, definitions of tax-related terms, and rules for determining residential status, including sections 6(1), 6(1A), 6(6), rules for HUFs, firms, AOPs and BOIs, and sections 7 and 9 for when Indian income is deemed to accrue or arise in India. The topics with the highest average weightages are rules determining residential status under section 6(1) and additional conditions for resident but ordinarily resident and resident but not ordinarily resident statuses.
This document provides an analysis of important topics and their average weightages that have been covered in past exams for the CS Executive Direct Tax exam for December 2022. It outlines key concepts around direct and indirect taxes, definitions of tax-related terms, and rules for determining residential status, including sections 6(1), 6(1A), 6(6), rules for HUFs, firms, AOPs and BOIs, and sections 7 and 9 for when Indian income is deemed to accrue or arise in India. The topics with the highest average weightages are rules determining residential status under section 6(1) and additional conditions for resident but ordinarily resident and resident but not ordinarily resident statuses.