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Agricultural income of a taxpayer shall be added to his non-agricultural income only if

A. The agricultural income of the taxpayer is more than Rs. 5,000

B. When the agricultural income of the taxpayer is Rs. 600 and the non-agricultural income is Rs. 50,000

C. Non-agricultural income of the taxpayer exceeds Rs. 50,000

D. The agricultural income of the taxpayer is more than Rs. 5,000 an the non-agricultural income is more than the minimum limit of taxable income

Answer: Option D

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