I m on leave & not getting salary for 2 months, should i liable to pay professional tax for those months
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need to pay anything if your not earning.... like esic, pf, tds, Professional tax also. do let me know for more information on the same.
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Thanks for your reply.
No, I'm not getting such benefits like ESIC, PF, or TDS in my present service. I have been on leave for 2 months, but now the employer is saying that I have to pay two months' professional tax in the current month.
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Deepali
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No, I'm not getting such benefits like ESIC, PF, or TDS in my present service. I have been on leave for 2 months, but now the employer is saying that I have to pay two months' professional tax in the current month.
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Deepali
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Hi, Ask him where the rule is mentioned as Professional Tax. I do not thinks we should pay, any way here i am attaching the act please go through it.
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Dear, If your are not earning anything.. then how shoul you pay PT for the same.. If you are earning Zero for 2 month then you dont have to paid PT over there... Kamlesh
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Dear.. PT is calculated on the particular month’s salary u take. If u are taking Zero, how will u calculate the PT. Ask your HR the same. Best Regards Harish Nayak
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If you are not being paid for an entire month, then you are not liable to pay P.Tax under State Law on P.Tax as amended from time to time by the state government.
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Saurabh Shyamsukha
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RDB Regent Retail Ltd.
From India, Calcutta
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Saurabh Shyamsukha
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RDB Regent Retail Ltd.
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If your are leave & your are not paid for that mean if your leave is without pay that there is no need to pay Professional Tax
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Employer used to diduct from salary every month if, employer is not paying salary so can not deduct Professional tax for that month.
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Hi Deepali ji,
Any deduction from salary is done from gross earnings. Professional Tax is a deduction from your gross earnings.
It seems you are from Mumbai. In Maharashtra, you are liable to pay Professional Tax: Nil if your gross earnings are up to Rs. 5000/- per month, Rs. 175/- if your gross earnings are from Rs. 5001 to Rs. 10000/-, and Rs. 200/- (or Rs. 300/- in Feb) if your gross earnings are Rs. 10001/- and above.
I hope you got the answer to your query.
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Any deduction from salary is done from gross earnings. Professional Tax is a deduction from your gross earnings.
It seems you are from Mumbai. In Maharashtra, you are liable to pay Professional Tax: Nil if your gross earnings are up to Rs. 5000/- per month, Rs. 175/- if your gross earnings are from Rs. 5001 to Rs. 10000/-, and Rs. 200/- (or Rs. 300/- in Feb) if your gross earnings are Rs. 10001/- and above.
I hope you got the answer to your query.
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no work no pay hence no tax explain same to your director/hr/a/cs dept else send your query directly to labour dept.for action to be taken
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Dear Deepali Ji,
As my friends suggested, you need not pay any PT for those two months as you have not earned anything. Even if you earn and if it is below Rs. 10,000, you need not pay anything. Ask your employer to go through the Act and come out with a clear picture on the deductions.
Regards, G.K. Manjunath Sr. Manager - HR
From India, Bangalore
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As my friends suggested, you need not pay any PT for those two months as you have not earned anything. Even if you earn and if it is below Rs. 10,000, you need not pay anything. Ask your employer to go through the Act and come out with a clear picture on the deductions.
Regards, G.K. Manjunath Sr. Manager - HR
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Is there any legal document available for this rule? I have details of the monthly professional slab. However, our employer said that P.T. will be deducted on a yearly basis as well. This is not possible because the rule mentions that only monthly basis tax is applicable. Please provide me with any such legal document. It is urgent. Thank you.
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Dear Shital ji,
P.Tax is a State Law. You need to read your State Law on Tax on Profession, Trade, Calling, and Employment. You need to read rules under the respective State Law. You will get all the details in it. If you do not understand anything, you can ask the question to the forum but please be specific with your question with applicable Law to you.
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P.Tax is a State Law. You need to read your State Law on Tax on Profession, Trade, Calling, and Employment. You need to read rules under the respective State Law. You will get all the details in it. If you do not understand anything, you can ask the question to the forum but please be specific with your question with applicable Law to you.
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Thank you, sir. I got all the details about the deduction of Professional tax in Gujarat. I have the document of professional Slab as well. However, I want a perfect legal document that prescribes all the processes of deduction of professional tax. When can I get that?
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Professional Tax is applicable or not applicable in Tamilnadu Village Panchayat and tamilnadu SEZ Unit are applicable in professional tax or not applicable
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Notification No.55 2017-State Tax -12th Amendment to MGST Rules 2017..pdf