whether diff kinds f reimbursements are part f CTC ? and while calculating taxable income it should be avoided (provided it submitted bills) ?
Also write few article on Salary Employee Tax Planning i.e how can he/she negotiate his/her salary structure with HR. If such article is already available in CACLUB then pls provide link fr same.
So in case of Mr. A, if he declares investment of Rs. 1 lakh u/s 80C & Rs. 30,000 u/s 80D. Total benefit available Rs.1.30 lakh under Ch. VI-A. So total Taxable Income will be Rs. 3,33,000/ (663000-130000).
So in case of Mr. A, if he declares investment of Rs. 1 lakh u/s 80C & Rs. 30,000 u/s 80D. Total benefit available Rs.1.30 lakh under Ch. VI-A. So total Taxable Income will be Rs. 3,33,000/ (663000-130000).
So in case of Mr. A, if he declares investment of Rs. 1 lakh u/s 80C & Rs. 30,000 u/s 80D. Total benefit available Rs.1.30 lakh under Ch. VI-A. So total Taxable Income will be Rs. 3,33,000/ (663000-130000).
So in case of Mr. A, if he declares investment of Rs. 1 lakh u/s 80C & Rs. 30,000 u/s 80D. Total benefit available Rs.1.30 lakh under Ch. VI-A. So total Taxable Income will be Rs. 3,33,000/ (663000-130000).
So in case of Mr. A, if he declares investment of Rs. 1 lakh u/s 80C & Rs. 30,000 u/s 80D. Total benefit available Rs.1.30 lakh under Ch. VI-A. So total Taxable Income will be Rs. 3,33,000/ (663000-130000).
whether diff kinds f reimbursements are part f CTC ? and while calculating taxable income it should be avoided (provided it submitted bills) ?
Also write few article on Salary Employee Tax Planning i.e how can he/she negotiate his/her salary structure with HR. If such article is already available in CACLUB then pls provide link fr same.
Yes all reimbursements are generally part of ctc untill they are in relation to employee benefit..