Introduction
Some salary components—like certain allowances, reimbursements, or one-time payouts—are paid outside the employee’s annual salary structure. Until now, these weren’t included in income tax calculations, which often led to incorrect deductions and compliance issues.
To fix this, payroll admins can now control whether such components are included in tax calculations. This ensures accurate tax deductions and helps organizations stay compliant with legal requirements.
Enable tax computation for outside-annual components
Go to Settings > Paygroup > Configure.
Edit any component marked as Paid outside the annual salary.
Click Paid outside the annual salary.
A new setting will appear: Include this component in Tax computations.
By default, this checkbox is selected, meaning the component will be taxed.
You can uncheck it only if the component should not be taxed.
View these components on the Income Tax page
Only components marked Include for tax will appear under the tax computation on the Income Tax page.
A new section labeled Gross earnings outside annual salary will show these amounts.
Where the change reflects
Once these components are taxed, they’ll be included across various system areas:
Employee-Facing & Documents
| Location | What changes |
|---|---|
| Income Tax page | New section: Gross earnings outside annual salary |
| Payslip | Appears in Income Tax Addendum attachment |
| Annual cost reports | These components are now included |
| Form 16 | Reflected in Salary Annexure / Salary component breakdown |
| Full & Final Settlement (FnF) | Shown on page 2 under Total Earnings |
| FnF screen | New field: Gross earnings outside annual salary |
Payroll Processing, Filing & Downloads
| Location | What changes |
|---|---|
| 24Q Annexure 1 & 2 | Updated totals include these components |
| Income Tax computation PDF | These components are added into “Gross salary 1(a) – Salary as per section 17(1)” |
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