Deductions under clause (i) as it stood prior to its substitution, and under clauses (iii) to (v) as they stood prior to their omission, by Finance Act, 1974 with effect from 1-4-1975 - Clarifications on certain issues retained in the compendium for reference purposes
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Standard deduction for conveyance: employees may claim maintenance allowance during repairs and without proving travel. Standard deduction for maintenance and wear and tear of employee-owned conveyances is allowable during temporary non-use for repairs if the vehicle is continuously used for employment and the certificate covers repair periods. Employees without motorised conveyances or with bicycles qualify for the prescribed monthly deduction without proving travel expenditure, and the deduction must be considered for tax deducted at source. Ownership requires registration in the employee's name; declarations of ownership and use may suffice for TDS purposes, while detailed verification and apportionment of running costs occur at assessment.
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Standard deduction for conveyance: employees may claim maintenance allowance during repairs and without proving travel.
Standard deduction for maintenance and wear and tear of employee-owned conveyances is allowable during temporary non-use for repairs if the vehicle is continuously used for employment and the certificate covers repair periods. Employees without motorised conveyances or with bicycles qualify for the prescribed monthly deduction without proving travel expenditure, and the deduction must be considered for tax deducted at source. Ownership requires registration in the employee's name; declarations of ownership and use may suffice for TDS purposes, while detailed verification and apportionment of running costs occur at assessment.
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