I recently joined a UK based recruitment firm(no presence in India yet) thime first employee, I get my monthly salary directly from uk
So there are no deductions, how do I show my taxes, salary is credited to my savings account.
Im confused pls help.

From India, Bangalore
You have to show this income as Professional Fee . Pay your taxes directly to Income Tax Department. You pay advance tax ,Instead of TDS deduted by employer.
You can claim expenses in this case as you are now professional and receiving professional fee.

From India, Delhi
In addition to above, If your salary / fee is more than Rs 10 lacs in a year then apply for service tax registration with Indian Government and charge your recruitment firm 14% service tax on your bills. Deposit service tax amount with service tax department.
If you need any further suggestion do let me know

From India, Delhi
You are Consult a good Chartered accountant.He will do the needful.For More details Pls refer the link from this site - https://www.citehr.com/40040-tax-implecations-employee-foreign-firm.html
From India, Vadodara
Hello Manjay Kumar Sharma,
I am not sure Service tax would come into picture here.....based on what the initial posting says, ALL of the work is related to UK without any Indian operations OR activity.
Rgds,
TS

From India, Hyderabad
Dear Abu,
We have urgent vacancy for a Australian Placement Consultancy on a Freelance basis.
Plz mail ur resume on ankeshjainredalert@gmail.com
Mention Subject as "FREELANCE AUSTRALIA RECRUITER"
Waiting for your reply.

From India, Thane
Dear Abu, You don’t need to take service tax registration because export services is exempt as per service tax rules. Regards Ramesh Singh
From India, Delhi
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