Recognition of provident funds defines contribution, trustee and tax rules, with excess employer benefits treated as taxable accretion. The Schedule prescribes recognition criteria, governance, contribution rules, permissible fund receipts, and tax treatment for recognised provident funds, including when employer excess contributions and excess interest are includible in an employee's income. It sets procedures for initial recognition with transferred balances, tax computation and deduction at source where accumulated balances are taxable, and trustees' accounting and reporting obligations. Parallel provisions govern approval, operation, tax consequences and continuing liabilities of approved superannuation and gratuity funds, while empowering the Board to make detailed rules on applications, limits, investments and enforcement.
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Recognition of provident funds defines contribution, trustee and tax rules, with excess employer benefits treated as taxable accretion.
The Schedule prescribes recognition criteria, governance, contribution rules, permissible fund receipts, and tax treatment for recognised provident funds, including when employer excess contributions and excess interest are includible in an employee's income. It sets procedures for initial recognition with transferred balances, tax computation and deduction at source where accumulated balances are taxable, and trustees' accounting and reporting obligations. Parallel provisions govern approval, operation, tax consequences and continuing liabilities of approved superannuation and gratuity funds, while empowering the Board to make detailed rules on applications, limits, investments and enforcement.
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