AA-16-Payment of Pension Contribution Other Than Staff

All Respected members,

Please educate me on following:

If a firm pay contribution of some person's those are not employee of firm, in which account this payment of contribution will be recorded and will these expenses be allowed by tax authorities ?


Further, if firm also pay partner's of firm pension contribution from firm's fund, in which account this payment of contribution will be recorded and will this expense be allowed from tax authorities ?
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This discussion seeks guidance on the accounting treatment and tax deductibility of pension contributions paid by a firm for individuals who are not employees. It also inquires about recording and tax implications when a firm pays pension contributions for its partners. The initial response suggests that contributions for outsiders are not permissible and provides standard accounting entries for employee and employer contributions to provident funds.

Response is awaited from respected members.

Response from respected members is still awaited.

 

Dear Dhirajlal and Narendra Sir,

Can you please help me out to reply of above query ? 

Still waiting to receive response. 

. When salaries are paid, the below entry is posted

Dr. Salary

Cr. Tds

Cr payables

Cr. Employee contribution

Cr. Own contribution

 

For employer’s own contribution to provident fund, the below entry is posted.

 

You can't contribute for outsiders

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