I need to know the calculation steps for monthly deduction of TDS for salaried employees . Is the TDS calculated from Gross Salary or the Net salary after allowances and deductions ?
From India, Trivandrum
From India, Trivandrum
Hi,
TDS is not deducted either on Gross or on Net Salary. There are lots of considerations as below:
- Full Basic+DA is considered as Taxable Income.
- Conveyance Allowance is exempted up to 9600/- per annum.
- Medical Allowance is exempted up to 15000/- per annum.
- HRA is exempted as actuals or 40% of Basic.
- Other allowances are considered as Taxable income except washing, Food coupons, and LTA.
- After that, you should deduct PT and any other taxes on the employee.
- Later, you should calculate the deductions under Section 80 for PF, Housing Loan, Insurance, and education fees.
- Based on those, only you should deduct TDS.
I hope this helps clarify the considerations for deductions and exemptions in payroll processing. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification.
From India, Bangalore
TDS is not deducted either on Gross or on Net Salary. There are lots of considerations as below:
- Full Basic+DA is considered as Taxable Income.
- Conveyance Allowance is exempted up to 9600/- per annum.
- Medical Allowance is exempted up to 15000/- per annum.
- HRA is exempted as actuals or 40% of Basic.
- Other allowances are considered as Taxable income except washing, Food coupons, and LTA.
- After that, you should deduct PT and any other taxes on the employee.
- Later, you should calculate the deductions under Section 80 for PF, Housing Loan, Insurance, and education fees.
- Based on those, only you should deduct TDS.
I hope this helps clarify the considerations for deductions and exemptions in payroll processing. Let me know if you need further assistance or clarification.
From India, Bangalore
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