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PANJIT
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Resp. Seniors,


Since last 1 year i am working in a reputed auto component unit operating from NCR. In hierarchy i fall under middle mgmt and heading unit HR deptt.

Here as per salary structure each and every penny of salary component comes under the preview for calculating TDS as nothing is paied in reimbursement form,thru vouchers etc. etc. as it is being paid by other companier.

Due to above abnormality every month a huge TDS is imposed on each white collar.

Can i request you to please suggest few salary components which do not attract TDS.

Kindly guide,

From India, Pondicherry
pon1965
604

some tax saving components like HRA, Food coupons, Medical Assistance, Conveyance allowance, Gift vouchers, Child Edu allowance, etc are available. Pon
From India, Lucknow
kumar.anand1981
14

Hi Panjit,

There are some salary components that can be used to save tax for employees. Salary structure differs from organisation to organisation. Below are some components that are commonly used in industries.

1) HRA - Maximum 50% of Basic can be exempted from tax on submission of rent reciept

2) Conv. Allowance - 800/- per month is exempted from tax

3) Telephone Reimbursement - Part of Flexible Basket. There is no upper limit prescribed by Govt, however there should be one firm policy and the limits per month should be derived as per employee's grade and designation. Fully exempted from tax on submission of bills. Note all employee should declare that calls were purely made for official purposes only.

4) Training Reimbursement - Part of Flexible Basket. There is no upper limit prescribed by Govt, however there should be one firm policy and the limits per month should be derived as per employee's grade and designation. As per govt guideline the course or training shall be usefull in company profit and growth. Training Reimbursement should not be exempted on periodic journals and the training courses that is a benefit to employee only. Fully exempted from tax on submission of bills only in case the training course is usefull for company profit and growth.

5) Sodexho Meal Coupons - Part of Flexible Basket. A maximum of 50/- Rs. per meal is exempted from tax.

6) Car Fuel - Part of Flexible Basket. Exempted from tax on submission of bills and depends on CC of car, Owner of car (Employee or Employer) and purpose of travel. Car Fuel attracts perquisites, so should be carefully implimented. An employee can only take either Conv Allowance or Car Fuel. Both can not be availed at same time.

7) Driver Salary - Part of Flexible Basket. Exempted from tax on submission of bills and depends on CC of car, Owner of car (Employee or Employer) and purpose of travel. Driver Salary attracts perquisites, so should be carefully implimented. Employees availing Conv Allownace should not be allowed to take the benefit of Driver Salary exemption.

8) Sodexho Gift Vouchers - Part of Flexible Basket. A maximum of 5000/- per year is exempted from tax.

9) Medical Reimbursement - Part of Flexible Basket. A maximum of 1250/- per month is exempted from tax on submission of bills.

10) LTA Reimbursement - Part of Flexible Basket. There is no upper limit prescribed by Govt, however there should be one firm policy and the limits per month should be derived as per employee's grade and designation. Fully exempted from tax on submission of bills (Only twice in a four year block).

Rgds..Kumar Anand
HR - SAMSUNG

From Korea
TELIKEPALLI
85

Hi Kumar,
Thank you very much for proving such a useful information .
Can you please explain how to fix the slary computes - flexi benfits ( Telphone Reimbursements, Conveyance Allowance, Training Aloowance, Attire Allowance ). Since our employees are bothering for TDS from their salary .
They have been asking for Flexi Benefits, Hence I request you to guide me how to bifurcate their salary structure in terms of Flexi Benefits.

From India, Hyderabad
ashutosh bhatt
1

@ Dear shree Kumar Anand
HR - SAMSUNG
9) Medical Reimbursement - Part of Flexible Basket. A maximum of 1250/- per month is exempted from tax on submission of bills.
^^^ Isn't it " a max of Rs. 15,000/- per year"?

From India, Vadodara
kvjraghunath
42

We all know the numbers on the CTC (Cost To Company)but the take home is vastly different. This is mostly due to one single component- Taxes. Taxes are applicable on most aspects of our salary. There are limited ways we can save on taxes by way of deductions- Most used sections under the IT Act, 1961 are- 80C, 80D, 80G and Sec 24.

A few components which can be used to reduce the tax liability on our salary income:-



Allowances/ Reimbursements- Allowances are normally paid irrespective of the employee actually incurring them. These are fully taxable if no bills are provided. However, if the expenses are incurred actually and bills provided, they are not taxable up to a specified limit under each head.

Conveyance: For conveyance, up to Rs.800 per month is allowed as deduction without providing any bills.

Medical Allowance: Bills have to be provided; up to Rs.15,000 per annum is allowed as deduction. This can be claimed for self, spouse, children, parents and siblings who are dependent on the assessee.

Leave and Travel Allowance:2 trips in a block of 4 years is allowed and only travel within India can be claimed as deduction. So unfortunately you won't be able to claim for those Myrtle beach flights! It can be claimed for self, spouse, children, parents but only if the employee (assessee) is travelling along with them. There is no maximum limit on this, but the unutilized amount will be paid once the block is completed (after deducting taxes).

Education Allowance: An amount of up to Rs.2,400 per annum is tax-free.

Qualification Allowance: An amount of Rs.24,000 per annum is tax-free.

Training Allowance: An amount of up to Rs.14,000 per annum is tax-free if the employee provides relevant bills.

Telephone Allowance: An amount of Rs.12,000 per annum is tax free if the phone is used for official purposes and bills submitted.

HRA: House Rent Allowance can be claimed if one lives in a rented premises and the rent exceeds 10% of the salary.

The actual HRA exempted from tax is least of the following:

The actual amount of HRA received.

40% of salary. This increases to 50% if you are renting out the house in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai or Kolkata

Rent paid minus 10% of salary (basic component + dearness allowance)

Salary for the purpose of HRA means: Basic + D.A (only if it is forming part of salary for retirement benefits) + commission (if it’s a fixed % of sales turnover).

All the best

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From India, Vijayawada
satyambhambri
11

Dear
You can consider Uniform Allowance (without any Bills required to claim) in Salary Breakup as it is 100% exempted from TDS/Income Tax Norms. You can check with your CA also. All other benefits like Sodexho Passes etc. are covered under FBT.
All the very best
Satyam

From India, New Delhi
ashutosh bhatt
1

SORRY, BUT HERE IT IS CALCULATED DIFFERENTLY, I SUPPOSE. IT IS A PER ANNUM CEILING and NOT divided by 12 Per Month ceiling and that IS different NOT THE SAME
From India, Vadodara
kumar.anand1981
14

Yes True but CEILING and ELIGIBILITY are two different words. In my above post I was talking about the eligibility part. 1,250/- per month eligibility will be accrued to a value of 15,000/- per annum and that is the maximum exemption (CEILING) in any FY.
In case of carry forward of Medical Reimbursement, this eligibility gets on added monthwise but the CEILING of 15,000/- remains as it is.
Rgds..Kumar Anand
HR-SAMSUNG

From Korea
Mamta Kumari007
5

Is it also applicable for companies those are not deducting TDS of their employees? Employees are doing by themselves if they are coming in tax bracket.
From India, Mumbai
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