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Salary / HRA of State Minister

Date 30 Oct 2019
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Dear Sir

From some of the articles , I got that Minister salary is taxable under Salaries Head where as MLA Salary is taxable under Other Sources. Am I Correct or not .

HRA of Minister is exempt under which section ?

Minister Salary is ₹ 14000/-

House Rent Allowance is ₹ 1.00 Lacs , Entire amount is spent.

Exemption for HRA of the Minister is to be claimed under Section 10(13A) or Section 10(14) , Please clarify ?

No tax is deducted by the pay officer of the state govt. If HRA is taxable , u/s 10(13A), why tds was not deducted by the pay officer.

Please clarify ?

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Replied on Nov 1, 2019
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Sri Rajendra Prasad Ji, you seem to have loads of query on GST. You are having clients from various fields (my assumption). I would suggest you to approach any one expert you prefer from this forum to get suitable solution for all your issues.

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Replied on Nov 2, 2019
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Sh.Ganeshan Kalyani Ji,

Anyhow, his queries are though provoking and innovative.

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Read 'thought' instead of 'though'

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Agreed Sir.

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Dear Sir,

My present query is on Income Tax and not GST.

I have recently come to the Forum. Hence getting clarifications from experts from this group. The quality of the answers are very good in this group. I like this group verymuch.

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