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Wrong amount paid to me, not as commited...

Sachin Sanake

Dear Experts,

I work as a IT Trainer. I got a enquiry for training. I quoated a amount as commercial day wise 8K + TDS.

The training was for 10 days. Now the company instead pays me 80K paid 72K and deposited 8K. I informed the client that this is a clear case of cheating. But the client didn't respond. Now I want to lodge a compaints against the entire episode to the Govt. authority and want to get back my 8k amount. I would like to fight against this injustice. Kindly suggest the very appropriate steps.

Thanks is advance!!

IT Trainer Questions Payment Shortfall Due to TDS Deduction; Experts Clarify Tax Credit and Refund Process An IT trainer raised a concern about receiving a payment of 72,000 instead of the expected 80,000 for a 10-day training session. The discrepancy arose because the company deducted 8,000 as Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). The trainer believed the net payment should have been 80,000 plus TDS, while experts clarified that TDS is deducted from the quoted amount. They explained that the deducted TDS is a credit and can be claimed as a refund if the total income is below the taxable threshold. The trainer acknowledged the clarification and appreciated the guidance. (AI Summary)
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