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Tax Implication on Salary Arrears of Late Person

Date 11 Sep 2026
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Salary arrears received after an employee's death remain taxable through the legal representative and are not clubbed with spouse income.
Salary arrears relating to a deceased employee's service period ordinarily remain the deceased employee's income and are not automatically exempt because payment is received after death. Receipt by the surviving spouse as legal heir does not require clubbing with that spouse's salary income. Assessment should ordinarily be made through the legal representative. Year-wise allocation of arrears should be considered for salary-arrears relief, while any ex-gratia or death-related component requires separate tax treatment. (AI Summary)

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One of my client, who is Salaried person under State University, and his wife was also employed under State University. Both are earned Salary Incomes from State University. My client wife was expired before 1.5 years and Salary Arrears of Rs.4.2 Lakh declared by State University in respect of the years, when she was alive. Now my question is that such Salary Arrears of late person, how would be taxed and whether it is to be clubbed with her husband Salary Income or it would be exempt from tax

Please guide me

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