Salary TDS rules require employers to deduct tax on estimated income, perquisites, and disclosed other income. Tax must be deducted at source from salary income at the time of payment on the employee's estimated income for the financial year, using the applicable slab or average rate. The employer may bear the tax on non-monetary perquisites and, in that event, the tax paid is treated as TDS and is exempt in the employee's hands; tax on specified ESOP-related perquisites of eligible start-ups may be deferred until prescribed triggering events. Salary from multiple employers, foreign-currency salary, relief under section 89, and supported claims may be taken into account for computing TDS.
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Salary TDS rules require employers to deduct tax on estimated income, perquisites, and disclosed other income.
Tax must be deducted at source from salary income at the time of payment on the employee's estimated income for the financial year, using the applicable slab or average rate. The employer may bear the tax on non-monetary perquisites and, in that event, the tax paid is treated as TDS and is exempt in the employee's hands; tax on specified ESOP-related perquisites of eligible start-ups may be deferred until prescribed triggering events. Salary from multiple employers, foreign-currency salary, relief under section 89, and supported claims may be taken into account for computing TDS.
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