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LONG TERM SERVICE AWARD TAXABILITY

Mahendra L

Kindly clarify about the following as I got two different rules as per I.T.Act 1961. (i.e) one from I.T Circular and another one from I.T.Manual

As per circular: For gift received in Cash / cheque from Employer is taxable in the hands of employee. Say, ₹ 50,000/- received by employee from Employer in the form of Cheque as 10 YEARS SERVICE AWARD.

As per I.T.Manual: For gift received in cas/ cheque exceeds ₹ 5,000/- is taxable. So, in this case, taxable will be

RS.45,000 (i.e. ₹ 50,000-RS.5,000)

Kindly clarify and state me the correct rules to be followed.

Thanks

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Mahindran.

Taxability of employer service awards: conflicting guidance on whether a small exclusion applies to employer gifts. Two internal positions conflict on employer service awards: one treats any employer gift paid by cash or cheque as fully taxable income; the other allows a small exclusion for cash or cheque gifts and taxes only the amount exceeding that exclusion. The query requests clarification which rule governs calculation of the taxable portion of a long service award paid by the employer. (AI Summary)
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