commosion paid to sales men
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Anonymous
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26 May 2010
Commision paid to sales men , whether this should be considered as salary or income from other sources for the purpose of deduction of tax at source.
26 May 2010
INCOME FROM SALARY.
27 May 2010
If sales man is your employee and you are paying commission on sales, then it is part of salary.
IF he is not employee. There is agreement between both of you for commission on sale , then it shown commission and tds is deducted u/s 194H.
IF he is not employee. There is agreement between both of you for commission on sale , then it shown commission and tds is deducted u/s 194H.
27 May 2010
Agree With BK on this point.
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