Is stipend of doctor taxable or exempt?

Is stipend of mbbs doctor taxable or exempt??
if taxable then why tds not deducted and in which head it will be taxable??
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This discussion clarifies whether a stipend received by an MBBS doctor is taxable or exempt. It explains that stipends are generally taxable under the head 'salary' if treated as remuneration for employment, with TDS deducted under Section 192. If the doctor works in a capacity other than as an employee, such as a consultant, the remuneration is considered professional fees, taxable under Section 194J. The tax treatment can also depend on whether a Form 16 is issued, indicating salary income, or if it's treated as income from other sources or professional income.

For CA articles and doctors as assistant where they are paid stipend, remuneration is taxable u/h salary. TDS will be deducted u/s 192.

Suppose if same CA article or doctor is working in any capacity other than as Doctor or employee then they will considered as consultant. And any remuneration is taxable as professional fee and TDS u/s 194J.
Stipend of mbbs doctors are taxable
some companies cut some don't as per their business rules and regulations and laws
if you getting form 16 then it's comes under salary head
if you getting with out form 16 then income from other sources
and if you are getting as a professional consultant doctor wise then as a professional income

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