Salaried employees need to collect Form 123 from employers by April 30, 2026. This form details perquisites like meal card benefits. It is ...

Salaried employees can now claim meal card tax benefits under both old and new tax regimes from Tax Year 2026-27. For AY 2026-27, the benef...

New Income-Tax Rules have clarified meal voucher benefits. The tax-free limit for employer-provided meal vouchers has increased to Rs 200 p...

Salaried employees can now claim an income tax exemption of up to Rs 1.05 lakh annually on meal cards, vouchers, or subsidized canteen food...

The Income Tax Rules, 2026 have been notified, introducing significant changes for salaried taxpayers. Key updates include revised motor ca...

Budget 2026 introduces significant perquisite rule changes, lowering taxable housing valuations and increasing tax-free limits for educatio...

Salaried employees face increased income tax under draft Income Tax Rules, 2026, due to changes in company car perk valuation. Those using ...

Salaried employees stand to gain significantly from proposed tax rule changes. Under draft Income Tax Rules, 2026, the annual tax exemption...

To be treated as tax-exempt in the hands of employees, a cap of Rs 50 per meal has been prescribed.

Taking forward its commitment towards the Digital India movement, Zeta is also planning to launch payments via UPI, Bharat QR Code and Aadh...

RBI guidelines for prepaid payment instruments mandate all meal-voucher companies to switch over to electronic formats by the end of the ye...

If your employer does not give you HRA, deduction for rent paid by you is available from gross taxable income, subject to various limits.

Now, you’ll have to pay tax on club membership unless it is specified in your work contract that it is for official purpose

Perks such as cars, rent-free accommodation, stock option plan, etc have become taxable in the hands of employees now. Final worth of your ...

Govt to announce norms for FBT that have become taxable in the hands of employees after a change effected in the 2009-10 Budget. Fact sheet...

Employees enjoying perks such as rent-free accommodation, cars, credit cards and club memberships may have to pay tax on these. Budget 2009...

Perks like accommodation, cars, interest on loans, educational facilities & use of laptops may come under scanner.