TDS on Salary

Dear Friends,

How do we treat the below cases;

1. Employee worked only 10 months (Jun to Mar). He told Apr n May no Income so don't consider to deduct TDS, hut given rental receipt for 12 months.

2. Employee worked 10 months in abroad and last 2 months only in worked in India.

3. Employees are not willing to provide other incomes like interest, rental etc.
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses common queries regarding Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on salary. It covers scenarios like employees working for less than a full financial year, those with periods of employment abroad, and situations where employees are reluctant to disclose other income sources. The advice clarifies employer responsibilities in calculating TDS based on provided information and the basic exemption limit.

Whether their taxable salary exceeds the basic exemption limit ?

Case 3 : Employee shall provide the incomes of other sources and there employer is liable to consider the other incomes of employees , if provided . 

Otherwise not consider . 

Salary paid to employee shall be treated as income and deduct TDS if any u/s 192 . (if income > basic exemption limit agter consider Standard Deduction Rs. 50,000 or amount of salary , which ever is lower ) 

Mr Soundar their Salary nearby taxable income if we add another 2 months Salary

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