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25 February 2013
Dear Sir
Please guide The company pays 25000/- as Medical reimbursement if the employee submitted the actual bills. in this case this 25000/- is taxable or non-taxable?
Please guide The company pays 25000/- as Medical reimbursement if the employee submitted the actual bills. in this case this 25000/- is taxable or non-taxable?
25 February 2013
Hi
If employee doesnt submit any bills then whole amount is taxable, if any bills are submitted then Max. Rs. 15000 is exempt.
Thanks!!
If employee doesnt submit any bills then whole amount is taxable, if any bills are submitted then Max. Rs. 15000 is exempt.
Thanks!!
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