07-23-2011, 02:56 AM
Hi student of law,
I have another query regarding the undertaking. We have now three cases
1. The employee submits tax certificate from previous employer
2. He states that he was unemployed.
3. He doesn't submit any declaration.
If he doesn't submit any declaration; can we calculate the estimated annual income by adding the average amounts earned in our organization?
In the case I presented above - the employee didn't submit any declaration that he was unemployed nor he submitted any tax certificate from previous employer. Now, are we justified to add 60,000 to his total annual income to calculate his tax slab?
I have another query regarding the undertaking. We have now three cases
1. The employee submits tax certificate from previous employer
2. He states that he was unemployed.
3. He doesn't submit any declaration.
If he doesn't submit any declaration; can we calculate the estimated annual income by adding the average amounts earned in our organization?
In the case I presented above - the employee didn't submit any declaration that he was unemployed nor he submitted any tax certificate from previous employer. Now, are we justified to add 60,000 to his total annual income to calculate his tax slab?
