NMHYDWM004
NMHYDWM004
N.B.:-
1. There are four questions in this paper. All questions are compulsory.
3. For answering the questions use of this excel book is only allowed.
5. Each question has been provided in the designated excel sheet for that question.
6. Answer each question in the designated excel sheet for that question.
8. Cover your answer area by thick box border in the same way as questions are covered
a. Solve the case to arrive at inflation adjusted annual expenses of client at the time of retirement. 2 Marks
b. Appraise Rohvir about the retirement corpus required to finance the expenses of non-earning life. 3 Marks
c. He is currently investing Rs. 12000 pm in large cap equity oriented funds which are expected to
generate a return of 12% annually. Ralate and find out if this investment enough to finance his retirement
corpus. 3 Marks
d. Judge the rate of retrun that Rohvir needs so as to finance his retirement corpus adequately,
considering that he can invest only Rs. 12000 pm? 2 Marks
Answer:
Current Age 32
Retirement Age 65
Life Expectancy 80
Part(a)
Health Expenses 200,000
General Expenses 800,000
Total expenses 1,000,000
Adjustments:
General expenses reduction % 75%
Expenses will be 600000
Inflation rate 5%
Inflation Adjusted Expenses Anually ₹ 4,502,869.69
Part(b)
No. of year post retirement 15
Return on Retirement Corpus 7%
Inflation rate 5%
Inflation adjusted rate 1.90%
nper 15
Type 1
PMT ₹ 4,502,869.69
Retirement Corpus needed annually ₹ 59,382,901.91
Part(c)
Investment 12000
Expected return 12.0%
Inflation adjusted rate 1.90%
No. of years 33
His investment will value at retirement ₹ 60,522,749.51
Since the future value of investment is more than the retirement corpus needed as calculated in part (b),
His investment is enough.
Part (d)
Amount he can invest 12000
Retirement corpus @12% return ₹ 60,522,749.51
Rate 12.00%
nper 33
PV 4502869.69
Retirement corpius needed ₹ 59,382,901.00
Required Rate of return can be 1%
years
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Q2: Chandan, aged 35 years, is working as a faculty mamber in a management institute with an annual sala
65 years. His wife is aged 30 years and has a life expectancy up to age 70. He has a life insurance for Rs 1
Chandan would like to have an emergency fund of Rs.5,00,000/- and also to create education fund for his t
younger child are Rs.12,00,000/- in todays terms. He will be required to spend on higher education when th
He has an outstanding loan of Rs.10,00,000/- on his house property, currently valued at Rs.80,00,000/-. Be
Candan agreed.
Chandan wishes to provide the present income to the family for 1 year in case of his untimely death. Then
period of his spouse.
Chandan wants to know whether he is adequately insured, and, in case if not, what is the additional amoun
Demonstrate the use of need based approach and appraise Chandan about the requirement of additional lif
Answer:
Age of Chandan 35
Retirement age 65
No. of years to retirement 30
Age of wife 30
Life expectancy 70
Education expenses
Elder child 1,000,000.00
Younger child 1,200,000.00
Inflation rate 5.50%
Future education expenses after adjusting inflation:
Elder child 1708144.458354
Younger child 2539309.754204
Total Education expenses 4,247,454.21
Loan Details:
Oustanding Loan 1,000,000
Current Value of the Loan 800,000
Rate of return 8%
Inflation in next 35 years 4%
ute with an annual salary of Rs. 14,00,000/-. He is married and has two children aged 8 years and 4 years and is expected to retir
life insurance for Rs 1 Crore at present. Value of his present investments (in his name) is Rs.5,50,000/- and balance at bank is Rs
ducation fund for his two children. In present times, the college expenses for the kind of education he wants for elder child are R
gher education when the child turns of 18. Education inflation in India on an average is assumed to be 5.5%.
at Rs.80,00,000/-. Being a mortgage loan, the bank had insisted for a loan protection insurance at the time of disbursement of lo
untimely death. Then onwards, 75% of his present income till elder child attains age of 18 and 50% of present income for the rem
the additional amount of life insurance required. Assume the rate of return at 8% and average inflation over the next 35 years to
ement of additional life insurance.
and is expected to retire at the of age of
d balance at bank is Rs.50,000/-
ts for elder child are Rs.10,00,000/- and
%.
e of disbursement of loan to which
10 Marks
Q3: Mr. X is a citizen of USA and a person of African origin. Appraise him about his residential status
with the help of the following data of his stay in India for the Assessment Year 2023-24.
F.Y.
2022-23
2021-22
2020-21
2019-20
2018-19
Also assess which of the following incomes will be taxable in his hands:-
Partiulars of Income
Income from house property from Mumbai house
Amount of gift received in Delhi from Indian friend above exemption limit
Income from Denmark Business received in Denmark.Business is controlled from india
Income from sale of agricultural land in Japan
Income earned in Paris in previous yr 2011-12. Remitted in India Now
Investigate about the sensitivity of above income items w.r.t. different residential status one accessee ca
asssume.
Answer:
Assesment Year
Details given:
F.Y.
2022-23
2021-22
2020-21
2019-20
2018-19
Conditions
Basic Condition 1 (The person should have stayed in INDIA for 182 days in the PY)
Basic Condition 2 (The person should have stayed in India for last 60 days in the
precedding PY and additionally should have stayed for 365 days in India in the last 4
PPYs)
Additional Condition 1 (the person should have stayed at least 2 years in the last 10 years
preceding the Previous year)
Additional Condition 2 (The person should have stayed for 730 days in the last 10
preceeding PYs)
All the basic conditions and additional conditions should have been satisfied for him to be the c
fully. Hence, MR. X is not a citizen of INDIA.
Category
Income received in india
Income accrued in india
Income deemed to be received in India
Income deemed to be accrued in India
Income other than the above (Business set up and Controlled in India)
Income other than A1,A2,A3,A4,B1
Income generated oustide India or Agricultural Income
Partiulars of Income
Income from house property from Mumbai house
Amount of gift received in Delhi from Indian friend above exemption limit
Income from Denmark Business received in Denmark.Business is controlled from india
Income from sale of agricultural land in Japan
Income earned in Paris in previous yr 2011-12. Remitted in India Now
out his residential status
2023-24.
Days
71
208
11
70
110
Amount INR
5000000
75000
25000000
30000000
50000
2023-2024
Days
71
208
11
70
110
71 NO
470 YES
399 NO
399 NO
fied for him to be the citizen of india but, none of the conditions satisfied
not a citizen of INDIA.
(a) Appriase Mr & Mrs.. Xman about their total assets and liabilities & net worth this year? Next year?
(b) Ascertain the monthly payout on their mortgage?
(c) Examine if Mr Xman take mortgage loan provided the bank only funds upto EMI of 35% of take home salary
would he get the loan?
Answer
PART (A)
For current year,
Partticulars
Income of Mr. Xman
Gold with Mrs. Xman
Student loan @10% for 8 years Mrs. Xman
Income of Mrs. X
Car and House Insurance
Health and Life insurance
Savings in Account (Mr. Xman)
Equity index Mutual fund (Mr. Xman)
Car of Mrs. XMAN
Car Loan
Car of Mr. X
Monthly Expenses
Tax
Net worth of both
3+3 Marks
2 Marks
2 Marks
50,000 -50,000.00 6
285,000.00 -285,000.00 7
2,770,000.00 8
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Assets Liabilities Total 13
1,200,000.00 1,200,000.00 14
1,320,000.00 1,320,000.00 15
₹ 899,701.03 -899,701.03 16
700,000.00 700,000.00 17
20,000 -20,000.00 18
25000 -25,000.00 19
310,500 310,500.00 20
448000 448,000.00 21
225,000 225,000.00 22
10,000,000 23
250,000 250,000.00 24
50,000 -50,000.00 25
5,000,000 26
293,775.00 -293,775.00 27
3,165,023.97 28
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1,100,000 34
₹ 16,691.58 35
₹ 200,298.97 36
₹ 899,701.03 37
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PART(b)
5,000,000
8.50%
20 years
240 Hence, monthly payout on Mortgage is Rs. 43,391.16
0.71%
GAGE SCHEDULE
Acummulated outstanbding
EMI INTEREST PRINCIPAL principal paid up principal
₹ -43,391.16 ₹ -35,416.67 ₹ -7,974.50 ₹ -7,974.50 ₹ 4,992,025.50
₹ -43,391.16 ₹ -35,360.18 ₹ -8,030.98 ₹ -16,005.48 ₹ 4,983,994.52
₹ -43,391.16 ₹ -35,303.29 ₹ -8,087.87 ₹ -24,093.34 ₹ 4,975,906.66
₹ -43,391.16 ₹ -35,246.01 ₹ -8,145.16 ₹ -32,238.50 ₹ 4,967,761.50
₹ -43,391.16 ₹ -35,188.31 ₹ -8,202.85 ₹ -40,441.35 ₹ 4,959,558.65
Hence, the amount provided by bank is not enough to pay the loan.
He can take loan through different mediums such as