15 July 2009
thanx chandresh for your consideration
but tell me this
Guest
Guest
(Expert)
15 July 2009
Mr. Jain,
Leave encashment is taxable. Leave can be encash by the following way : 1). As on financial year closing. 2). As on full and final payment (When you left the job) 3). When you get retirement.
Whenever it accured or paid, it'll be treated as taxable.
22 July 2009
Take the following example. A Co. is allowing 45 days per year as a leave. An Employee has worked for 23 years and availed 90 days during his employment. So leave standing to his credit will be:
23*30=690-90=600 days i.e 20 months.
If you have further doubts, you can revert back to me.