A person retired from an Indian PSU bank on 31.03.2015. He received leave encashment on 08.04.2015. Kindly guide whether the above income shall be added to the income for the year 2014-15 or 2015-16 for the purpose of tds deduction.
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
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Pon1965,
Only State and Central government employees are entitled for tax exemption for leave encashment on retirement/superannuation.
The definition of “Government Employee” is not specifically given in I T Act-1961. But the Act has incorporated the PSU employees, Government undertaking employee, Local Authorities employees etc in various other Sections / clauses of the Income Tax Act-1961 wherein benefit is meant to be conferred to them. The same is not there in Section 10(10AA).
So PSU bank employee would need to cross check before working out tax.
This is my opinion unless some rule has changed in this context recently.
From India, Pune
Only State and Central government employees are entitled for tax exemption for leave encashment on retirement/superannuation.
The definition of “Government Employee” is not specifically given in I T Act-1961. But the Act has incorporated the PSU employees, Government undertaking employee, Local Authorities employees etc in various other Sections / clauses of the Income Tax Act-1961 wherein benefit is meant to be conferred to them. The same is not there in Section 10(10AA).
So PSU bank employee would need to cross check before working out tax.
This is my opinion unless some rule has changed in this context recently.
From India, Pune
NATHRAO,
As already stated by you, the said amount is surely taxable after some partial exemption as provided under the Act
.
The main concern here is regarding the assessment year in which this income is to be taxed for the purpose of TDS deduction.
Kindly suggest in light of the rule that salary income is taxable on the basis of due or received whichever is earlier.
From India, Delhi
As already stated by you, the said amount is surely taxable after some partial exemption as provided under the Act
.
The main concern here is regarding the assessment year in which this income is to be taxed for the purpose of TDS deduction.
Kindly suggest in light of the rule that salary income is taxable on the basis of due or received whichever is earlier.
From India, Delhi
As far as my opinion goes-the year in which LE was actually receieved F/Y 2015-16 A/Y 2016-17
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
A write ups on the subject are attached for your guidance. Ofcourse there are other circumstances as discussed u/s 10 of IT Act under which certain relief will be available provided the separation is due to termination resulting a scheme approved by the Govt. on account of closure of an establishment. But for the present case the attachment might help to the extent required. The queriest should also try relief u/s 89 (1) if found beneficial which require detailed workings to support your IT returns.
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From India, Bangalore
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From India, Bangalore
As far as specific query of poster goes-LE is being received on retirement.
The concerned person is not a government servant-so no tax exemption beyond a limit.
The tax will fall due in the year in which he retired that is F/Y 15-16 and no relief under Sec 89(1) is admissible in this specific case.
However I advice poster to cross check all this info with his tax consultant.
From India, Pune
The concerned person is not a government servant-so no tax exemption beyond a limit.
The tax will fall due in the year in which he retired that is F/Y 15-16 and no relief under Sec 89(1) is admissible in this specific case.
However I advice poster to cross check all this info with his tax consultant.
From India, Pune
ongc officer retired and received leave encashement on retirement. employer deducted Rs.3lacs u/s10(10AA)(ii), where as I feel he is entitled to exemption u/s10(10AA)(i) like any other central govt servant as ONGC is owned by central govt ministry of petroleum and natural gases. Am I correct?
From India, Rajahmundry
From India, Rajahmundry
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