Tax Deduction at Source from Salary: employers must compute, deduct and deposit TDS, value perquisites, and file prescribed returns. Instructions for Tax Deduction at Source from salaries for 2002-03 require employers to estimate taxable salary (including perquisites), compute tax at prescribed slab rates, allow standard and Chapter VI A deductions and Chapter VIII rebates, apply surcharge where applicable, and deduct equal monthly instalments. Employers may opt to pay tax on non monetary perquisites on behalf of employees; such payments are deemed TDS. Detailed valuation rules for varied perquisites, procedures for aggregation of multi employer salaries, mandatory PAN/TAN quoting, filing of prescribed forms and certificates, deposit and return obligations, and penalties and interest for non compliance are prescribed.
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Tax Deduction at Source from Salary: employers must compute, deduct and deposit TDS, value perquisites, and file prescribed returns.
Instructions for Tax Deduction at Source from salaries for 2002-03 require employers to estimate taxable salary (including perquisites), compute tax at prescribed slab rates, allow standard and Chapter VI A deductions and Chapter VIII rebates, apply surcharge where applicable, and deduct equal monthly instalments. Employers may opt to pay tax on non monetary perquisites on behalf of employees; such payments are deemed TDS. Detailed valuation rules for varied perquisites, procedures for aggregation of multi employer salaries, mandatory PAN/TAN quoting, filing of prescribed forms and certificates, deposit and return obligations, and penalties and interest for non compliance are prescribed.
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