GigglyMochi
GigglyMochi
Student

Moonlightning: has anyone been involved in Multiple jobs

I have two offers and I am planning to do both of them: 8LPA and 9LPA. In what case company could know this. And what are tax implications? Should I choose new or old regime. This is cash components.

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MagicalBurrito
MagicalBurrito

I have been doing it for quite some time. There isn't any issue. The only way you can get caught is if you have opted for PF in both the companies.

Don't opt for PF in one company. Companies can check your entry and exit date through PF. All of us have option to opt in or opt out of PF.

CEOs can work for multiple companies but we can't, why?

Most companies won't even take any action if they know you are working with multiple companies cause even they have trained and invested in you but the condition is never fail to ship/deliver.

And never working with companies in same industry or domain or competitors. It's a conflict of interest.

PrancingNugget
PrancingNugget

True Ambani spotted

GigglyUnicorn
GigglyUnicorn
Groww15mo

Ask one of the company to join as consultant Instead . 8Lpa one here since the other pays you more. As a consultant your money would be send directly to the bank account with 10% TDS.
I figure if someone looks at your ITR they will be able to figure it out. But a relative of mine has managed to do this since 3 years. Rolling in dough by doing two shifts a day

SqueakyBurrito
SqueakyBurrito

Noob, Epfo service history.

QuirkyNugget
QuirkyNugget

No, can be found out by EPFO Portal by employers

PerkyNoodle
PerkyNoodle
Gojek15mo

I personally know 2 guys who has done it and they got fired from both companies. They catch you somehow via your PF contributions (not sure how). So quit messing around and pick one offer.

JazzyWalrus
JazzyWalrus

If you’re clever enough then there’s no issue at all. One my friend is CURRENTLY working for 3 companies. 1 is Indian and rest two are USA based. He’s been doing it since 2 years. Didn’t get caught managing things efficiently and earning money like anything.

SqueakyDumpling
SqueakyDumpling

Join them as a freelancer or something

TwirlyWalrus
TwirlyWalrus

I tried once. I even had permission from my officer (govt officer). I went for the interview, got selected but it was a night shift. The distance was a 2.5 hour travel in metro between both offices and I didn't do the math correctly. 5 hours in travel, 10 hours in night shift, 8 hours in the day job. I did the night job for one day and my boss sent me back home to sleep the next day.

MagicalBurrito
MagicalBurrito

Nobody can figure any thing about moonlighting through Background verification. The company asked the previous company about the time period one worked, designation and if there are any dues left. That's it .

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