on 11-30-2007 7:08 AM
Hi Experts,
As per the taxation law, if the company provides any concessional loan to their employee then the differential amount of the interest rate is treated as the prequisite.
As per the law, " Where the amount of original loan (or loans) does not exceed in the aggregate Rs.20000 is not chargeable to tax."
Is there any setting in the Indian Payroll for this? Plz let me know, as the system is not considering this Rs.20000 limit.
If no standard setting is there, then please let me know the alternative solution to this.
regards
TS
Hi T.S,
May I know how you resolved this? Currently, i need to setup this for my company. If the concessional loan exceed Rs20K then it is chargable to tax else no.
We have another case which is if salary advance more than Rs20K and recover more than 1 month, it should be chargable to tax. Can to setup this?
Please advise, thank you so much.
Regards,
WS
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