#tax on salary

[taxguidenilesh]

Salary TDS: बदल गया है सैलरी पर टीडीएस कटौती का तरीका - How to calculate TDS on salary in hindi - Tax Guide

Salary TDS: Employee की सैलरी पर टीडीएस कटौती करने का उत्तरदायित्व employer पर है. Employee की salary करमुक्त सीमा से अधिक है तो वेतन से TDS की कटौती करनी होती है, इसलिए कर्मचारी की पूर्ण वित्त वर्ष के लिए सैलरी से अनुमाणित आय की गणना करनी होती है. FY 2023-2024 से सैलरी पर टीडीएस कटौती का तरीका बदल चूका है, जो सभी वेतनभोगी करदाताओ को पता होना जरुरी है. इस लेख में हम बात करेगे की How to calculate TDS on salary? और क्या है नया तरीका सैलरी से अनुमाणित आय की गणना करने का और उसपर टीडीएस deduction का?

[thoughtportal]

He didn’t invent anything

[eightyonekilograms]

I’ve chuckled in the past about how all my software jobs have offered “dismemberment insurance” as a benefit, since I really don’t think dismemberment is a serious occupational hazard for programmers. But maybe it’s a holdover from earlier days, when those IBM mainframes could rip your arm off as you tried to insert the punchcards.

[relaxedstyles]

[defiledtomb]

Went to the showing. Accepted the offer. All I can do now is wait and see what the landlord thinks about my special circumstances. Next week, I will probably know. ALSO LOOK AT THIS DAMN PATIO

[whosname]

[Id. Three yearbook style pictures of the customer servide department. 1. Sougo sleeping with a eye mask on. 2. Saitou Shimaru yawning big. 3. Yamazaki with a tired expression, he has an Anpan in his mouth. End Id.]

Introducing the most sleep deprived department at Gintama Inc.

[Id. 1. Hijikata, very far into his descent to madness, saying "What would it take to convince you to murder me?" 2. Sougo awakes and says with excitement "Say no more!!" while Saitou grabs him by the collar of his coat while holding a sketchbook where he wrote "NOPE!!" End Id.]

[tiger-balm]

Maybe this is a stupid thing to say but why doesn't the nhl facilitate different cap spaces depending on the location of the team? Like would this not even the playing field for all teams so that there are not people avoiding or favouring certain teams due to tax impact

[nighhtwing]

i wonder what minimum wage is in gotham

[crazysodomite]

okay am i stupid or do other countries usually not count income annually but monthly. i only ever see income calculated annually for americans but basically never anywhere else. so i dont really comprehend it.

WHAT IS THE MONTHLY SALARY !!!

[ceasarslegion]

Absolute fucking last straw just happened to me im looking for another job man

[tomorrowusa]

Corporations pay their CEOs extravagantly while trying to cheat on taxes.

It would be one thing if, alongside the exorbitant executive pay, the quality of American CEO-ing was going up. But these executives are making off with bigger bags of boodle despite their persistent incompetence: Media executives keep running their businesses into the ground, tech firms are laying people off because of vibes, the planes keep nearly crashing, and examples of insane eye-popping greed—like Rite-Aid’s decision to claw back severance paid out to laid-off workers on the same day they handed their CEO a $20 million bonus—keep on coming. So it may come as no surprise that there’s a robust connection between the overindulged CEOs and the firms that are most flagrantly dodging their fair share of taxes. For a report released Wednesday, the Institute for Policy Studies teamed up with Americans for Tax Fairness to spelunk into the balance sheets at some of America’s best-known tax scofflaws between 2018 and 2022. What they found was pretty consistent: The firms took home high profits and lavished their top executives with exorbitant pay, all while stiffing Uncle Sam. The excess is stunning. “For over half (35) of these corporations,” the study reports, “their payouts to top corporate brass over that entire span exceeded their net tax payments.” An additional 29 firms managed this feat for “at least two of the five years in the study period.” Eighteen firms paid a grand total of zero dollars during that five-year span, 17 of which were given tax refunds. All in all, the 64 companies in the report “posted cumulative pre-tax domestic profits of $657 billion” during the study period, but “paid an average effective federal tax rate of just 2.8 percent (the statutory rate is 21 percent) while paying their executives over $15 billion.” Which firms are the worst of the worst? You can probably guess the company that tops the list because it’s the one run by The New Republic’s 2023 Scoundrel of the Year. During the five years of the study, Tesla took home $4.4 billion in profits as CEO Elon Musk carted off $2.28 billion in stock options, which, since his 2018 payday, have ballooned to nearly $56 billion—a compensation plan so outlandish that the Delaware Court of Chancery canceled it. Tesla has, during that same period of time, paid an effective tax rate of zero percent through a combination of carrying forward losses from unprofitable years and good old-fashioned offshore tax dodging.

Elon Musk is either the world's richest or second richest person. But he still wants more. Give him credit for pathological greed.

In all fairness, Musk is not alone when it comes to enriching himself while screwing workers.

What sort of innovations have these CEOs wrought from this well-remunerated period? T-Mobile’s Mike Sievert presided over the Sprint merger that led to $23.6 million in stock buybacks and 5,000 layoffs. Netflix’s Reed Hastings poured $15 billion in profit into jacking up subscription rates. Nextera Energy has devoted $10 million in dark money in a “ghost candidate scheme” to thwart climate change candidates. Darden Restaurants has been fighting efforts to raise the minimum wage. Metlife has been diverting government money meant to fund low-cost housing into other, unrelated buckraking ventures. And some First Energy executives from the study period are embroiled in a corruption scandal that’s so massive that even Musk might find it to be beyond the pale.

These oligarchs are going to spend lavishly to elect Republicans who would give them even bigger tax breaks.

Fortunately, they can't literally buy votes. If we return to old school grassroots precinct work then we can thwart the MAGA Republican puppets of billionaire oligarchs.

One to one contact is a more important factor than TV or online ads in convincing people to vote your way. It takes more effort, but democracy was not built by slacktivism in the first place.

[rowanhoney]

guys I’m losing it I’m having such a good time. I just got that job!!!

[challengersmp4]

feeling flabbergasted about my salary. apparently according to my estimated calculations i’m still about 2k short compared to my average paycheck and what my salary should be, accounting roughly for my deductions each month. maybe im just stupid because im salaried for the first time but i just don’t know where the extra money is going. again this is an average based on what i received this past month but i just can’t figure how it’s off that much

[emerson-grimes-apologist]

CC Friends, Enemies, Lovers: Round 2

[fightingtrim]

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