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LTA -Exempt

Siraj Shaikh

As per CTC, company has to pay LTA. LTA is exempt twice in a block of four years. Employee submits the Invoices for his travel twice in a block of four years. The Invoices turns out to be fake. What is the liability on the Employer Company ???? Since, it is exempt twice in a block of four years, company has not deducted tds on it. Whether the LTA paid by the company will get disallowed ?????

Employers Not Liable for Fake LTA Invoices Submitted by Employees Under Section 10(5) Exemption Rules An employee queried about the employer's liability when fake invoices are submitted for Leave Travel Allowance (LTA), which is exempt twice in a block of four years. The employer did not deduct TDS based on this exemption. The response clarified that under Section 10(5), the LTA exemption applies to individual employees. Employers are not statutorily required to verify supporting documents for LTA claims, as per the Supreme Court decision in Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Therefore, the employer is not liable if the employee submits fake invoices. (AI Summary)
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