Guys, Need your help. My employer has stated that we need to show cheque /neft transfer details in RENT SLIP,cash payment will not be accepted. I pay via cash only. Any suggestions what to do in this situation? Keep kicking keep rocking grapeviners!
Incorrect. All the employer can ask for is a receipt signed by the landlord with a revenue stamp and the PAN number of the landlord in case rent paid per year is more than 100000.
Vmro, they ask for cheque deets! Though my rent is 44k pm. Dont know what can be done. Can i just mention a cheque no there?
As long as you have PAN, it doesn't matter whether you pay in cash or kind. If the HR/Finance doesn't accept, show him/her the middle finger. You can claim the benefit when you file the returns.
If you are receiving salary in your bank and you are paying rent in cash, that means you are withdrawing cash from your account and using it to pay rent. Give them transaction reference number of the cash you have withdrawn in place of cheque. Anyways who uses cheques now? Itās all online transfers - just give them the bank transaction reference number and say itās for transfer (they wonāt know whether itās cash or bank trf and you can prove in case income tax dept comes asking for details
You can put the HRA component in the income tax portal and get a refund
Threat them with goons
You can claim HRA while filing returns but the probability of getting IT notice as your returns deviate from Form 16 is high as HRA knocks off good taxable amount.
My PG rent is 11x the amount, but the HRA allotted to me from the company side is 17x, if I show 17x in papers, would it cause any trouble to the PG owner, I heard they would get notice. Is it okay to do so, please help here.
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