Dear Seniors, Greetings! Myself Amit Kumar Rajput, working in a IT company as an HR Executive. I am not well aware about TDS Deduction on salaries. Can anyone help me. regards, Amit
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Dear Seniors,

Greetings!

My name is Amit Kumar Rajput, and I work in an IT company as an HR Executive. I am not well-versed in TDS deductions on salaries. Could anyone help me understand the criteria for TDS deduction if an employee is earning 3 lakhs per annum?

Regards,
Amit

From India, Delhi
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Subject: TDS

1. Rs 2 lakh exempted.
2. 2 to 5 lakh: Rate of Income Tax = 10% + 3% Education cess on Tax Amount.
3. 5 to 10 lakh: 20% + 3% Education cess on Tax amount.
4. Above 10 lakh: 30% + 3% Education cess on Tax amount.

Over and above 2 lakh, a few deductions are permissible such as PF contribution, PTax, LIC premium, home loan interest, conveyance allowance, etc.

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SD Patil

From India, Kolhapur
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Hi Amit,

TDS on Salary is to be deducted by the employer when there is taxable income. When the salary exceeds the Basic exemption limit (Rs. 2,00,000 for FY 2012-13) as per the Income Tax Act, the income becomes taxable. However, while calculating the taxable income, necessary deductions (maximum of Rs. 100,000) have to be taken into consideration from Total Income, such as:

- Insurance Premium
- EPF contribution by Employee or PPF contribution
- Interest on Education loan
- 5 years Tax saving Fixed Deposits/ National Savings certificate
- Housing loan principal repaid, etc.

Employers must obtain proofs for these savings/investments.

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Karthik

From India, Bangalore
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Hi, I also want to know what is the procedure for TDS return file. And when a employee can apply for it. Regards, Amit
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Hi, Hope the attached calculator will be helpful
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Seniors, I need a detail explanation about ITR-2 & ITR-4. Actually I am very confused in both. Please explain. Thanks in anticipation! Regards, Amit
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If your income is from salary, pension, family pension, and interest, choose ITR 1. Individuals and HUFs* with income from any source other than business or profession should opt for ITR 2. Individuals and HUFs who are partners in a partnership firm and do not have any proprietary business or profession should file ITR 3. Individuals and HUFs who have a proprietary business or profession should file ITR 4.
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Hi, below are the two links that can help you better for calculating TDS.

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[Indian Income Tax Calculator](http://easycalculation.com/tax/india.php)

Regards,
Couvery

From India, Lucknow
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