Relief under Section

GST Registration

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Tax is calculated on your total income earned or received during the year. If your total income includes any past dues paid in the current year, you may be worried about paying a higher tax on such arrears (usually, tax rates have gone up over the years plus the addition of past income increases your tax slab rate).

Step 1:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.

Step 2:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.

Step 3:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.

Step 4:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.

Step 5:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.

Step 6:

Calculate tax payable on the total income, excluding additional salary in the year it is received. You can get the amount of additional salary (Arrears) from the arrear document given by your employer. You have to subtract the arrears from the total salary received (including the arrears), which can be taken from your Form 16. This calculation will give you the exact amount of tax liability in the given year if there were no arrears.