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Mr.x gets Rs66000P.M .He told that you donot cut any
dedution from my salary.This is possiable please tell some
useful investment
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Answer Posted / h.r. sreepada bhagi
Based on the salary break-up and the details of savings &
investments submitted by any employee, tax liability has to
be calculated in respect of each individual employee and
proportionately deducted every month from his/her salary.
Tax liability should be calculated as per the provisions of
the Income Tax Act and any tax payable should be deducted
with out fail. Employer should not entertain any request or
instruction from any employee not to deduct tax, unless it's
supported with documentary proof and after applying it,
there will be no tax liability. If the employer fails to
deduct the tax, then he needs to pay interest to the government.
Remember no employee can be exempted from TDS just because
of his request or instruction. It can be done only in
accordance with the Income Tax Laws.
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