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Salary paid to Employees

KUMAR Narasimhan

Dear Sir / Madam,

Shall we make Salary payment as Cash ₹ 15,000/-

If not how much we can Make?

Because employees/Labours are getting cash Advance Daily and weekly basis

For Example: An Employee/Labour drawing a salary of ₹ 15000/-, taken cash Advance of ₹ 6,000/- and then remaining is paid in bank account at the end of the month, is this acceptable

Paying Employees Over 10,000 in Cash Violates Section 40A(3); Split Cash and Bank Payments Are Legal. A query was raised regarding the legality of paying employees a salary of 15,000 in cash. It was clarified that according to Section 40A(3) of the Income Tax Act, cash payments exceeding 10,000 are not permissible. However, the arrangement of providing a 6,000 cash advance and paying the remaining amount through a bank account is acceptable and complies with the legal requirements. This approach ensures adherence to the prescribed cash transaction limits, allowing for the deduction of expenses. (AI Summary)
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