RAJIV
senior accounts officers
[ Scorecard : 1463]
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Posted On 09 June 2012 at 13:44
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good afternoon to all experts,
can you please told me that supoose a man ( age 62 years) rec. pension per month 20000. and he also do job in a private limited co. his salary is 25000. than co. will deducted tds only salary . than what is the role of pension. in his case. and pension is not cross the slab rate (250000).than what we do in this case
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CA PRAVEEN SINGH
MANAGER ACCOUNTS
[ Scorecard : 2221]
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Posted On 09 June 2012 at 14:30
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FOR COMPUTING SLAB RATE BOTH WILL BE CONSIDERED..
NO SEPATRETE SLAB APPLY FOR PENSON.
Total thanks : 1 times
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NITIN
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[ Scorecard : 74]
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Posted On 09 June 2012 at 14:32
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The accessee need to pay the tax for his pention income and salary income before the July 31st...................no need ro deduct TDS from his pension income only becouse he is getting 25000 salary extra per month........................it is the duty of the assessee to disclose all his incomes and pay the tax.....................
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RAJIV
senior accounts officers
[ Scorecard : 1463]
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Posted On 09 June 2012 at 14:39
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but nitin sir. salary and pension
25000*12=300000
20000*12=240000
than total income=540000
than tds deduct on total income as per my view plz clear
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Mushak shareef
eFiling Consultant
[ Scorecard : 103]
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Posted On 09 June 2012 at 20:50
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Dear Rajiv,
If the assessee receiving the pension from the bank, the bank itself deduct the TDS, or If the assessee was the govt employee then the treasury itself deducts the TDS when they feel the pension would cross the slab. OR
If the assessee discloses his actual income inthe begining of the financial year then with his consent you can deduct the tds as per his projected income of the year. If he discloses at the end of the year inthe statement of income then you can deduct TDS in the last month salary if the TDS exceeds the last month salary you ask him to remit the balance into govt ac through bank challan.
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Kishore Dichwalkar
PRACTICING CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
[ Scorecard : 40]
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Posted On 10 June 2012 at 12:24
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Mr. Rajiv, Pension and Salary both will be taxed under the Head "Income From Salaries". The employer paying salary is responsible for deduction of tax from the salary he pays only if salary payable in the financial year crosses the prescribed limit. The employer has to take into consideration any other income of the employee, voluntarily reported by the employee. If employee fails to report his other income( other than present salary) then the present employer is not responsible to consider the pension income and deduct tax accordingly. The employee, however, is responsible to pay declare his total income ( from present salaries and pension) and pay tax accordignly. If tax has not been deducted by the present employer, the employee receiving pension is also required to pay advance tax as per provisions of Income Tax Act.
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CA PRAVEEN SINGH
MANAGER ACCOUNTS
[ Scorecard : 2221]
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Posted On 11 June 2012 at 13:06
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Bank paid penson after deducting TDS...
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