Corporate individual/ subscriber:Further tax benefit is offered to the corporate subscriber subject to Income-tax Act u/s 80CCD (2). In the corporate, an employer can contribute up to 10% of the employee’s salary (basic + DA) i.e. from the taxable amount without any limit. ...
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As per the IT Section 80 CCD, you can claim a tax benefit of up to Rs 1.5 lakhs. And as per the IT Section 80 CCD (1B), you can gain an extra tax benefit of Rs 50,000. If the contribution exceeds Rs 2 lakhs, you are charged under Income Tax. Conclusion...
Employer can claim tax benefit for the amount contributed towards pension of employees’ upto 10% of salary (Basic+DA) under ‘Business Expense’ Employees contribution is eligible for tax exemption as per the Income Tax Act, 1961 Additional deduction for investments up to Rs 50,000 can also ...
s contribution on behalf of the employees. This is over and above Rs 1,50,000 benefit under Section 80 C, which is applicable to the employee’s contribution to the NPS kitty. Even the employer can claim tax benefit for its contribution by showing it as business expense in the profit ...
Tax benefit to employee: Individuals who are employed and contributing to NPS would enjoy tax benefits on their own contributions as well as their employer’s contribution as follows: Employee’s own contribution: Eligible for tax deduction up to 10% of Salary (Basic + DA) underSection 80 CCD...
Tier I NPS is the primary pension account with certain withdrawal restrictions. It is designed to provide a retirement corpus and mandates a minimum contribution and a lock-in period until the age of 60. The funds invested in Tier I NPS are eligible for tax deductions under Section 80C of ...
Amit is a government employee and his employer deducts Rs 62,000 per annum (which is 10% of basic + DA) from salary as employee’s contribution in NPS. It also deposits Rs 62,000 per annum as employer’s contribution in NPS. How and under which section should he claim tax benefit on...
The transferred recognised Provident Fund/Superannuation Fund will not be treated as contribution of the current year by employee/employer and the subscriber would not make Income Tax claim of contribution for this transferred amount. How to transfer EPF to NPS ...