Gratuity Bill

The government in March had notified doubling of the limit of tax-free gratuity to Rs 20 lakh in the private sector.

Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2018 ensures harmony among employees in private sector and public sector undertakings.

Employees can draw gratuity of up to Rs 20 lakh tax-free, the government said today after a proposed law empowering it to fix the amount was passed in parliament with cross-party support. The move, which doubles the tax-free cap from the existing Rs 10 lakh, will benefit millions of employees in the public and private sector companies. The Payment ...

The Gratuity Bill, that empowers the government to fix the amount of tax free gratuity with an executive order, has been passed by Parliament on Thursday. The bill allows raising the upper limit of payment of tax-free gratuity from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 20 lakh

The passage of Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill in Parliament will allow government to fix period of maternity leave.

Parliament today passed a key bill that will empower the government to fix the amount of tax free gratuity and the period of maternity leave with an executive order.

At present formal sector workers with five or more years of service are eligible for Rs 10 lakh tax free gratuity.

The Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2017 was introduced by Labour Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar in the house, amid continued sloganeering by opposition members and counter-slogans by those of the BJP.

The government will introduce Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2017 in the Parliament.

Amendment to bring staff of private sector, public undertakings & autonomous organisations under government, at par with central employees.

The Gratuity Amendment Bill seeks to make formal sector workers eligible for up to Rs 20 lakh tax-free gratuity.

Trade unions had demanded that the amended provision regarding maximum amount should be made effective from January 1, 2016, as done in the case of central government employees.

The Union Cabinet is likely to consider today a draft amendment bill which seeks to double the ceiling of tax-free gratuity to Rs 20 lakh under the Payment of Gratuity Act, news agency Press Trust of India reported.

A bill to raise the ceiling of gratuity for employees to Rs 10 lakh from Rs 3.5 lakh was passed by the Lok Sabha without discussion on Monday. The House, which witnessed an opposition furore over the 2G spectrum "scam" and reports about alleged involvement of a central minister in an illegal arms deal, also adopted the Employees' State Insur...

The government in March had notified doubling of the limit of tax-free gratuity to Rs 20 lakh in the private sector.

Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2018 ensures harmony among employees in private sector and public sector undertakings.

Employees can draw gratuity of up to Rs 20 lakh tax-free, the government said today after a proposed law empowering it to fix the amount was passed in parliament with cross-party support. The move, which doubles the tax-free cap from the existing Rs 10 lakh, will benefit millions of employees in the public and private sector companies. The Payment ...

The Gratuity Bill, that empowers the government to fix the amount of tax free gratuity with an executive order, has been passed by Parliament on Thursday. The bill allows raising the upper limit of payment of tax-free gratuity from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 20 lakh

The passage of Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill in Parliament will allow government to fix period of maternity leave.

Parliament today passed a key bill that will empower the government to fix the amount of tax free gratuity and the period of maternity leave with an executive order.

At present formal sector workers with five or more years of service are eligible for Rs 10 lakh tax free gratuity.

The Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2017 was introduced by Labour Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar in the house, amid continued sloganeering by opposition members and counter-slogans by those of the BJP.

The government will introduce Payment of Gratuity (Amendment) Bill, 2017 in the Parliament.

Amendment to bring staff of private sector, public undertakings & autonomous organisations under government, at par with central employees.

The Gratuity Amendment Bill seeks to make formal sector workers eligible for up to Rs 20 lakh tax-free gratuity.

Trade unions had demanded that the amended provision regarding maximum amount should be made effective from January 1, 2016, as done in the case of central government employees.

The Union Cabinet is likely to consider today a draft amendment bill which seeks to double the ceiling of tax-free gratuity to Rs 20 lakh under the Payment of Gratuity Act, news agency Press Trust of India reported.

A bill to raise the ceiling of gratuity for employees to Rs 10 lakh from Rs 3.5 lakh was passed by the Lok Sabha without discussion on Monday. The House, which witnessed an opposition furore over the 2G spectrum "scam" and reports about alleged involvement of a central minister in an illegal arms deal, also adopted the Employees' State Insur...