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SpiceJet's Big Reveal: Airline Hasn't Paid Rs 355 Crore In PF And Tax Dues
SpiceJet has not paid Rs 135.3 crore in Provident Fund payments to employees for periods from April 2020 to August 2023, the airline said in a document filed with the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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PF (Provident Fund) Contribution Not Deposited By Employer, What Should You Do?
Provident Fund Update: The EPFO regularly updates the subscribers about the monthly deposits into their PF accounts through SMS alerts.
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How Is Gratuity Calculated, When Are You Eligible? Read Here
Gratuity: An employee is eligible for gratuity payment after completing 5 years of continuous service with one employer.
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Tax Rule Change On PF (Provident Fund). Read 10 Points
The government has decided to reduce the tax benefits on PF, in a move to target high-income earners who benefit from the scheme.
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What Does Each Item In Your Salary Slip Mean? Read
Salaried individuals receive salaries periodically from their employer, mostly on a particular date.
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EPFO Issues New Guidelines: Check How PF Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed
The circular said the TDS will be deducted when the interest is paid to an EPF account.
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Employees' Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed From Today: Explainer
Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding ₹ 2.50 lakh yearly will be taxed from today, i.e., April 1, 2022. That limit has been set for government employees at a higher end of ₹ 5 lakh.
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Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh To Be Taxed: 10 Points
The Centre has planned to tax Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding Rs 2.50 lakh yearly. For government employees, the limit has been set at a higher end of Rs 5 lakh. Under the set of new Income Tax (I-T) Rules, PF accounts are likely to be divided into two parts -- taxable and non-taxable contribution accounts from April 1, 2022.
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Tax-Free Provident Fund Limit May Be Raised To Rs 5 Lakh: Report
Government may double the limit for tax-free contributions in provident fund for all salaried employees to up to Rs 5 lakh per annum in the budget
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Provident Fund To Be Split Into 2 Accounts - Taxable And Non-Taxable
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued the rules and separate accounts within the PF account shall be maintained.
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Government Raises PF Threshold Limit To Rs 5 Lakh For Earning Tax-Free Interest
In Budget 2021, the Finance Minister made the announcement regarding raising the limit to Rs 5 lakh in cases where employers do not make contributions to the provident fund.
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Provident Fund Exceeding Rs 2.5 Lakh To Stop Earning Tax Free Interest From April
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh or more in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned from the next financial year
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Rs 103 Crore In 1 Account: Government Clarifies On Taxing PF Contributions
In her budget 2021 announcements, the finance minister had proposed that interest earned on employee's contribution above Rs 2.5 lakh in a year will become taxable in the hands of the employee
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Interest On Your PF Will Be Taxed If You Contribute More Than Rs 2.5 Lakh Annually
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh and above in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned
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Employers' Contribution Towards Provident Fund Capped At Rs 7.5 Lakh Annually
Any contribution by employers towards these social security schemes beyond Rs 7.5 lakh per annum would be treated as perquisite of the employee and taxed accordingly.
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SpiceJet's Big Reveal: Airline Hasn't Paid Rs 355 Crore In PF And Tax Dues
SpiceJet has not paid Rs 135.3 crore in Provident Fund payments to employees for periods from April 2020 to August 2023, the airline said in a document filed with the Bombay Stock Exchange.
-
PF (Provident Fund) Contribution Not Deposited By Employer, What Should You Do?
Provident Fund Update: The EPFO regularly updates the subscribers about the monthly deposits into their PF accounts through SMS alerts.
-
How Is Gratuity Calculated, When Are You Eligible? Read Here
Gratuity: An employee is eligible for gratuity payment after completing 5 years of continuous service with one employer.
-
Tax Rule Change On PF (Provident Fund). Read 10 Points
The government has decided to reduce the tax benefits on PF, in a move to target high-income earners who benefit from the scheme.
-
What Does Each Item In Your Salary Slip Mean? Read
Salaried individuals receive salaries periodically from their employer, mostly on a particular date.
-
EPFO Issues New Guidelines: Check How PF Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed
The circular said the TDS will be deducted when the interest is paid to an EPF account.
-
Employees' Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh Will Be Taxed From Today: Explainer
Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding ₹ 2.50 lakh yearly will be taxed from today, i.e., April 1, 2022. That limit has been set for government employees at a higher end of ₹ 5 lakh.
-
Provident Fund Contributions Above Rs 2.50 Lakh To Be Taxed: 10 Points
The Centre has planned to tax Employees Provident Fund (EPF) contributions exceeding Rs 2.50 lakh yearly. For government employees, the limit has been set at a higher end of Rs 5 lakh. Under the set of new Income Tax (I-T) Rules, PF accounts are likely to be divided into two parts -- taxable and non-taxable contribution accounts from April 1, 2022.
-
Tax-Free Provident Fund Limit May Be Raised To Rs 5 Lakh: Report
Government may double the limit for tax-free contributions in provident fund for all salaried employees to up to Rs 5 lakh per annum in the budget
-
Provident Fund To Be Split Into 2 Accounts - Taxable And Non-Taxable
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued the rules and separate accounts within the PF account shall be maintained.
-
Government Raises PF Threshold Limit To Rs 5 Lakh For Earning Tax-Free Interest
In Budget 2021, the Finance Minister made the announcement regarding raising the limit to Rs 5 lakh in cases where employers do not make contributions to the provident fund.
-
Provident Fund Exceeding Rs 2.5 Lakh To Stop Earning Tax Free Interest From April
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh or more in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned from the next financial year
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Rs 103 Crore In 1 Account: Government Clarifies On Taxing PF Contributions
In her budget 2021 announcements, the finance minister had proposed that interest earned on employee's contribution above Rs 2.5 lakh in a year will become taxable in the hands of the employee
-
Interest On Your PF Will Be Taxed If You Contribute More Than Rs 2.5 Lakh Annually
Individuals whose provident fund contribution is Rs 2.5 lakh and above in a financial year, will not be able to seek tax exemption on the interest earned
-
Employers' Contribution Towards Provident Fund Capped At Rs 7.5 Lakh Annually
Any contribution by employers towards these social security schemes beyond Rs 7.5 lakh per annum would be treated as perquisite of the employee and taxed accordingly.
