Today’s Updates:Due Date for Deposit of Advance Income Tax

Today’s Updates:Due Date for Deposit of Advance Income Tax

What are the Key Components of Payroll Outsourcing Service?

There are four Key Components to remember while planning the payroll Outsourcing of your Company they are:-

Gross Wages:-

Gross wage or salary is the amount of income the employee received in advance of the deduction. For eg, if the employee’s gross salary is 10,000$ you won’t get that amount in his account. This is because the gross salary includes incentives, commission, and deduction of pension and retirement accounts, health insurance, and tax. The resulting wage is typically significantly smaller than the gross salary.

Benefits:-

When a business provides health insurance, pension, retirement and other services, it doesn’t have to pay for everything. You’d have to pay a part of that and the other half of the company would pay for it.

Both of these deductions are typically made before the tax calculation, although they often depend on the form of account the business has the post-tax account or the pre-tax account.

Many businesses have the 401k plan; the 401k plan means that the employer will contribute 50 per cent of the gross benefits and the other 50 per cent would be minus the workers’ account.

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Tax:-

The federal government imposes a certain amount of income tax that the business must exclude from the wages of its workers. Few districts, towns, and regions also levy a certain income tax on employers who are also liable to deduct a share of the tax for a certain location.

After deduction of all taxes, the employee shall be left with the total salary earned in his account.

Social Security / Insurance:-

Before deduction of income tax, the business deducts social security and health insurance funds from the gross wages of workers. Half of this is paid by the business and the other half employee need to pay, Which the company charges from one’s gross salary.

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Businesses up to Rs 40 lakh Annual Turnover are now GST exempt

The Ministry of Finance tweeted that GST has lowered the rate at which citizens had to pay taxes and helped 

to increase compliance and double the tax base to 1.24 crore.

The rate at which people have to pay taxes has been reduced by GST. The revenue neutral rate of the RNR (Revenue Neutral Rate) Committee was 15.3%.Compared to this, according to RBI the weighted GST rate currently is only 11.6%.

Businesses with annual turnover of up to Rs 40 lakh are GST exempt. This limit was initially Rs 20 lakh. In addition, those with a turnover up to Rs 1.5 crore may opt for the Composition Scheme and pay only 1% tax. Once the Goods and Service Tax was implemented, the tax rate on a large number of items was lowered.

As of now, the rate of 28% is solely restricted to sin and luxury goods. Out of a total of about 230 items in the 28% slab, some 200 items have been moved to lower slabs. The housing sector was placed on a 5% slab, while the Goods and Service Tax on affordable housing was reduced to 1%.

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All Goods and Service Tax processes have been fully automated. Till now, 50 crore returns have been filed online and 131 crore e-way bills have been generated.

The combination of value added tax ( VAT), excise, sales tax and its cascading effect resulted in a high standard tax rate of up to 31% before goods and services tax.

GST is now widely accepted as being consumer-friendly, as well as taxpayer-friendly. Although the high tax rates of the pre-GST era were a disincentive to paying tax,the lower Good and Service Tax rates helped to improve tax compliance

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