Salary computation

My salary is Rs.75000 per month but I have not received march month salary in the f.y.2019-2020 so for paying tax should I pay for 9,00,000 or Rs.8,25,000.
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This discussion clarifies salary tax computation, particularly when payments are delayed. Income is taxed on an accrual basis, meaning it's taxable for the financial year it was earned, not when it's actually received. For example, March's salary is taxable in FY 2019-2020 even if paid in May 2020. If you receive late payments, you may need to file an income tax return to claim a refund for any excess TDS deducted.

YOU HAVE TO CONSIDER THAT UR SALARY RS 75000/- ON MARCH 2020

HENCE YOU PAY TAX ON RS 900000/- AS YOUR SALARY INCOME.

IF YOUR TDS DEDUCTED EXCESS BY EMPLOYER THEN U CAN GET REFUND AFTER FILLING INCOME TAX RETURN FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-2020.  

Then if that Rs 75000 of march has been paid in the month of may 2020 so while vomputing slary for 2020-2021 can we mention that 75000 as arrear salary and file form 10E
No
that salary is your March 2020 does not matter that salary get on may 2020.
No I have received Rs.975000 in 2020-2021(75000 into 12+75000 of march 20202) for what amount should I pay tax 975000 or 900000 if it is for 900000 and what should I mention for that 75000
Does not matter
u just consider that 75000*12 = 900000/-
If I receive that 2022-2023 then should we consider as arrear salary
Your salary is taxable on accrual basis, i.e for the period to which it actually belongs and not when it is being paid to you

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