Amount paid by the employer in the head of the arrears of salary, have you ever thought of tax relief under section 89(1) on salary arrears: No,
Most of us don’t know what is relief under section 89.
Most of the employee says it “relief 89“.
This article is all about “How to calculate income tax on arrear salary”.
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Let’s understand:
What is relief under section 89
Calculation of income tax depends on the income of the assessee, arrears is the part of the income which was received in the current years of last year.
This means the amounts which we suppose to get in the previous years, is getting in the current year.
The amount of arrear turns your income higher and it will drag you to a higher tax slab.
Although the amount received in the current years which is supposed to get in the previous year is due to the process of the employer, you are liable for the tax, so what would be the tax on salary arrears.
Also Read: What is Form 15G Form 15H?
In this scenario, the tax department allow the assessee a relief under section 89(1) of income tax act, to mitigate such hardship.
To avail the benefit of section 89(1), it is mandatory to fill a form 10e.
It is important to understand the claim under section 89 and fill the form 10E
How to calculate relief under section 89?
Relief under section 89 with example:
I like to share my personal example with you (How to claim relief under section 89(1)), along with step by step process of ‘how to calculate relief under section 89’ and to get the benefit of the reimbursement tax amount paid.
An amount of ₹ 1,00,000 in FY 2017-18 as arrears which, I was supposed to get in FY 2014-15.
Step1: I am working in the multinational company and my earning in FY 2017-18 including arrears is ₹ 5,28,000, tax computed for FY 2017-18 is ₹ 32,150.
Step2: on the other hand, IF my earning in FY 2017-18 excluding arrears is ₹ 4,28,000, tax computed for FY 2017-18 will be ₹ 22,350.
Step3: Subtracting the value of both the tax paid amount is ₹ 9,800.
let’s go back:
Step4: In FY 2014-15 my earning including arrears (if I received in 2014-15) is ₹ 3,51,000, tax computed for FY 2014-15 will is ₹ 18,780.
Step5: In FY 2014-15 my earning excluding arrears (which is actual) is ₹ 2,51,000, tax paid for FY 2014-15 is ₹ 12,780.
Step6: After Subtracting the value of both the tax paid amount is ₹ 6,050.
In the Final step 7:
Subtracting both the differences we get ₹ 3750
That is the amount we can get relief under section 89(1) of income tax act by filling form 10E.
Below Table simplify the example of relief under section 89
| Particulars | Remark | Amount of Income | Income Tax | |
| Step 1 | Total Income for FY 2017-18 | Including arrears | ₹ 5,28,000 | ₹ 32,150 |
| Step 2 | Total Income for FY 2017-18 | Excluding arrears | ₹ 4,28,000 | ₹ 22,350 |
| Step 3 | Difference of Income tax Step 1 & Step 2 | ₹ 9,800 | ||
| Step 4 | Total Income for FY 2014-15 | Including arrears | ₹ 3,51,000 | ₹ 18,780 |
| Step 5 | Total Income for FY 2014-15 | Excluding arrears | ₹ 2,51,000 | ₹ 12,780 |
| Step 6 | Difference of Income tax Step 1 & Step 2 | ₹ 6,050 | ||
| Step 7 | Final Step Difference of Step 3 & step 6 | ₹ 3750 |
So, in this case, tax relief will be ₹ 3750.
What is Form 10E?
To claim the amount back under section 89(1) which was paid to due arrears, it is mandatory to fill the form without filling the fill you cannot claim back the amount. Form 10E allows you to enter all the income and deduction details of all years.
Also Read: Verification of ITR-1&4 further declare that I am making this return in my capacity as!
A procedure of filling Form 10 E
Filling of Form E is very easy, you can fill the form just by login into income tax portal click here:
After login into the website, you have to click the tab button “e-file” and select “Income Tax Forms” on the second in the row.
Next step is to choose Form no 10E – Form from relief u/s 89 from the drop-down menu and fill the assessment years for which you need to fill 10E, select the submission mode and click continue.
Income Tax Notice for non-filing of Form 10E
From FY 2014-15 it is declared mandatory by the income tax department to fill Form 10E for claim relief under section 89(1) of income tax act.
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The assessee who claim relief under section 89(1), but unable to fill Form 10E, will get income tax notice revealing:
“The relief u/s 89 has not been allowed in your case, as the online form 10E has not been filed by you.
The furnishing of Online form 10E is required as per sec.89 of the Income Tax Act”
Step by step guide to fill form 10E annexure 1
Filling of Form 10E annexure 1 is very easy and will be submitted in a few steps only.
After selection of Form 10E you will get this:
There is 7 general instruction on the instruction tab button, it is recommended to read the instruction carefully.
After selecting Form 10E, maximum information is already fetched from PAN card, you only have to select the Annexure I, which is specified for “arrears or advance salary”.
Annexure I of Form 10 E
All you have to do is read every point twice and fill the actual figure from the above point no 1.
- In point 1 – You have to insert total income received (after all deduction u/s 80C, 10 & chapter VIA) in the current financial year (for which you are filling return).
- In point 2 – Whatever salary or advance you have received (in the current financial year) required to insert in this column.
- Point 3 – Shows you the total income received along with arrears.
- Point 4 – According to point 4 you need to enter the figure (tax on total income including arrears), you have to calculate according to your tax slab, sometime arrears amount drag you into different tax slab.
- In point 5 – You need to enter the figure (tax on total income excluding arrears), again according to your tax slab.
- You will get the difference figure automatically in the box of point no 6.
Also Read: What is Form 26AS (How does it work filling IT return)
Point 7 “Tax computed with Table “A”
Table A is a separate calculation sheet which in result provides a figure which will fetch in point 7.
Table A is also required to fill out the information correctly:
- First, enter the previous years (you can add multiple years if required by pressing ‘ADD’ button) in the format (XXXX-XX) for example in you are talking about 2019-2020, you have to enter (2019-20).
- In the second column, you have to enter the amount of total Income in previous years 2019-20 (after all deduction u/s 80C, 10 & chapter VIA).
- You have to enter the amount of arrears or advance you received with respect to FY 2019-20 in the third column.
- Point number 4 is very tricky this column automatically add the amount of column 2 and 3, and you will get the final income received including arrears.
- In point 5 you have to enter the amount of tax according to the (tax slab) for the total income relevant to the previous year (column 2).
- In point no 6, you have to recalculate (according to tax slab) and enter the tax amount manually considering the arrears into account (amount mentioned in column 3).
- Column 7 provides you the difference of tax amount.
Many taxpayers get the arrear amount of different financial years.
Don’t panic.
Just click “ADD” button and insert the information of the relevant financial year in some patter explained above.
The Total difference tax amount (column 7) will carry forward to the above table annexure 1 column 7.
Finally, you will the amount of relief under section 89(1) in column 8 of Annexure 1.
After getting the figure from (column 8 of Annexure 1) and submission of the Form 10E, the final step is you have to enter the figure in column D6 of part ‘D’ – computation of tax payable – “relief under section 89(1), which is mentioned in the ITR 1 form.
Other annexures are also available in form 10E are required to fill as per requirement.
It is mandatory to fill form 10E calculator for claiming Tax relief under section 89(1) on salary arrears and before filling ITR form.
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FAQ on Tax relief under section 89
Can I claim relief for an arrear of past years under section 89(1) if it is not mentioned in form 16 and shown as gross income of the current year?
Yes, you can all you have to keep the evidence like salary slip which reveals the amount of arrears received with your salary.
Is the filing of Individual Income tax returns mandatory to claim Relief u/s 89(1) of the income tax act? Suppose I received arrears of 2014-15 in 2017-18, is ITR mandatory for 2014-15? Or is relief allowed by filing form 10E?
No, but you have to disclose all your information for FY 2014-15 while filling Form 10E.
Are arrears of salary taxable?
If you fill form 10E and take benefit u/s section 89, you are free from taxation on salary arrears.
Can form 10e be revised?
Most of the taxpayers asking a question about ‘how to revise form 10e’? The answer is yes form 10e be revised but the process is a bit complicated and difficult to understand, it is better to calculate the figure before punching in form 10E. The excel based calculation is available for you to understand section 89(1).
What is arrears in salary?
As per the legal point of view salary arrears is the amount which was unpaid to the employee by their employer on the particular month and paid after some time. In other words, the money that is earned by you and should have been paid to you earlier but due to some reason it is still outstanding when you get that outstanding money in your salary then that amount is considered as salary arrears.
Can I file form 10e after filing my tax return?
It is mandatory to file Form 10E before filing your income tax return, If you have filed your ITR and submitted it, the Income tax department won’t allow you to fill form 10E afterward, because the effect of section 89 is missing and it would not be reversed, all you have to do is revise your Income-tax return.
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Sir your blog is very helpful but one thing I want to ask about10E form . Which income sholid i fill Gross total income or total income (after 80c and other)
Hello Anju, You must fill Gross income in Form 10E (Column no 2), but tax calculation in (Column no 5), must be calculated taking Gross income as base and deduct all deduction under section 80C.
Thanks 🙂
Kindly explain the situation that I have for FY 2016-17
Gross Income: 4,48,000/-
Saving u/s 80C: 1,50,000/-
whatever tax was paid got refunded for FY 2016-17
In FY 2017-18 I have arrear of Rs. 40,415/-
Then what to fill in column 5 & 6 of Table ‘A’
According to your question, there is two scenario:
First: In FY 2016-17 Gross income is 448000/- and after deduction u/s 80C 150000/- You paid Tax of Rs (Say) 5000/-
Second: If you receive the arrear amount in the same year (2016-07) then your gross income increases by 488115/- and after deduction u/s 80C 150000/- You have to pay Tax of Rs (Say) 6000/-.
So, In column 5, you have to enter amount what you actually paid.
and in column 6, you have to enter the amount which will pay if you received the arrear amount in the same year.
As per figures above:
You have to enter Rs 5000/- in column 5 & Rs 6000/- in column 6.
Thanks 🙂
Thank u sir for ur reply
Again I have confusion suppose I had paid 5000 Rs Tax but after filing ITR for AY 2017-18 whole tax which was deducted got refunded. It means I hadn’t paid any tax. At the same time if I deduct investment u/s 80C from Gross income my tax liability is becoming zero considering rebate of Rs. 5000/- for income below 5 Lakh.
Then my confusion is whether I should fill Rs. 5000/- or Rs. 0/- in column 5
And if I consider arrear for previous year then suppose I would have to pay additional 1000 Rs as Tax
Then in column 6 I should fill Rs. 6000/- or Rs. 1000/-
Hello Priyesh,
In your previous scenario and considering 80C and rebate your tax amount is nil, So in column no 5, you have to enter (O) zero.
Now you have to recalculate your tax amount considering your arrears in the same year. (that means if you get your additional amount along with your salary at the same time, what you should consider in income? the whole amount. Right).
For instance: If your salary amount is 50000/- per month, you are considering 6 Lakhs, right and you are calculating accordingly, Now you received your arrears of 5000/- per month in next FY, right.
My point if you receive 5000/- along with your salary at the same time i.e. 55000/-, your total income will be 7.2 Lkahs. Ok
You have to calculate the Tax amount considering 7.2 Lakhs as gross then deduct 80C and rebate, whatever tax amount you figure out, would be entered in column no – 6.
Thanks 🙂
Thank u very much, now i have got all my confusion clear. Now I can file ITR with ease. I was googling about this topic for the last 3-4 days then I found ur blog, u explained very well & also ur reply was very prompt. I appreciate ur effort.
Thank You keep reading 🙂
An employee received arrears of salary for last ten years in the year 2015-16. He made form 10E and claims relief in AY-2016-17. Again in year 2017-18, he receives some more arrears of that 10 years. In this situation which amount is to be considered for Form 10E? Actual amount of Last 10 years of salary or Actual amount plus arrears of salary received in year 2017-18? Thanks in advance
Hello Narender Singh Sir, The employee required to enter both the amount first – actual amount and the tax he calculated accordingly and second – actual amount plus arrears and he had to recalculate the tax. There is separate column given in Form 10E to mention.
Thanks:)
what is maxim year count for 10e.
if arrear from 1995 to 2018
Hello,
Form 10E is filled by adding rows for the years you have received arrears amount of.
I recevied arrear of FY 2015-16 in FY Year 2017-18 amount is 74382 /-
salary recevied in FY 2015-16 only 32014/-
Total salary recevied in FY Year 2017-18 is 572014/- ( arrear+salary)
Salary of FY Year 2017-18 is 497632/-
please guide me how to fill and calculate a ANNEXURE 1 table A
MY invest ment is 150000.
Hello,
First, mention your FY i.e. 2015-16 in column 1 of Annexure 1, In column 2 you have to insert actual income of 2015-16 (which you have already mentioned in your ITR return 2015-16), In column 3, the arrear amount you have received in 2017-18 i.e. 74382/-.
Column 4, bring you the total of 2&3, (according to them if you’re received the arrear amount in the same Financial years i.e. arrear amount in 15-16, your income will be 106396/- (74382 + 32014) ).
In column 5, you have punch the tax amount you have calculated and mention in the ITR (taking a base of actual income 32014).
In column 6, you have to recalculate the tax amount (taking your total income including arrears (74382 + 32014).
Column 7, provide the difference of 6 & 5, and that amount will be forwarded of a portion of the ITR form relief u/s 10(E).
Thanks:)
Hi Sir,
I recieved NPS component(employers contribution) as arrears in this years. This arrear was taxed as it was more than the limit(10% of salary). I am planning to fill form 10E and get relief as my NPS employer contribution is only 7% of salary each year(so should be fully tax excempted).
Can you please let me know if the tax calculated in column 6 of Table A(Form 10E) would increase?
So when i enter details in TableA(10E) income in column 4 would increase but tax in column 5 and 6 would remain same(considering that the arrear in column 3 is NPS component and fully tax excempted). Is this correct?
How will the executive checking my returns know that the arrears I entered in column 3 is fully tax excempted?
Thanks in Advance
Hello John Jacab,
Table 10 (E) Column 4 figure will increase due to the arrears additional amount (if) received in previous years. Column 5 amount is fixed (which you have already calculated in previous years and filled your tax accordingly). But as far as column 6 is a concern you have to recalculate the tax amount considering your arrears into your account for the previous years (you are entering in column 1).
sir,
I have submitted form 10E followed by IT return for AY 2018-19. I have claimed refund of Rs. 3780. But in intimation u/s 143, IT Dept. have shown nil refund! Can you please help me?
Yours faithfully
Abhijit Kundu
Please share your both return of AY 2017-18 & AY 2018-19 at bansal.amit001@gmail.com
Form 10e annexure 1 table A what is the meaning of previous year, previous assesment year or previous financial year? Please explain it.
Hello,
The amount of arrears you received for FY (for instance 2016-17), that would be the year you have to enter.
Thanks:)
Hi Good Morning,
I received my salary arrears in 2018-19 for the fy 2017-18 and filed form 10E and submitted form 10E to my employer for further TDS but their query is how to show last year salary in TDS form as their is no provision in TDS form.
Hello,
Firstly, You don’t need to submit your Form 10E to your employer, While filling ITR of 2018-19, you must submit form 10E mentioning the details of 2017-18 and the Difference in tax will be carried forwarded to section relief u/s 89 and that amount will be deducted from your tax. If your tax amount is nil, then after filling ITR you will get the refund of that amount.
🙂
Ok Thank you
I have received arrears of salary for last 9 years in the FY year 2015-16. Again in the FY year 2016-17, received some more arrears of 10 years. Both the times I claimed relief U/S 89 but failed to submit form 10E. Now Income Tax Department issued two separate notices for both the cases. In this situation what should I do? Should I submit form 10E for these years separately? If so, which amount is to be mentioned in the form 10E of FY 2016-17, in the column for “Total income of the relevant previous year”? Is that the amount showed in the form 10E for the FY year 2015-16, in the column for “Total income (as increased by salary received in arrears or advance) of the relevant previous year as mentioned in column (1) [Add columns (2) and (3)]”?
Thank you very much for your kind efforts.
Firstly you can not claim u/s 89 without submitting Form 10E. Currently, you can not revise your return you only have to comply with the notice and pay the penalty with interest.
Don’t forget to fill Form 10E for claiming u/s 89.
Thanks 🙂
Thank you very much Sir
Sir in 10E form I wrote Taxable income in place of Total income. What should I do? It will be processed or rejected ? Can I revise my 10E? What should I do?
Hello Atul,
Your question is incomplete please elaborate a little bit.
I need to fill form 10 E as i have received arrear for two FY 15-16 and FY 16-17 in FY 17-18.
gross income or net income(after ded savings) for corresponding FY needs to be filled in form 10E ?
please guide me.
I recieve only Rs.1100 as HRA but pay about 5500 as actual rent. can I claim HRA exemption under 80GG by filling Form 10BA?
Hello,
You have to mention Total income (Gross) in Form 10E.
Secondly, section 80GG works for that employee which does not get the HRA separately you can refer:- https://financialcontrol.in/declaration-under-section-80gg/
Thanks 🙂
I have received salary arrear in F Y 2015-16 amounting to Rs. approx 2 Lac for different previous year i.e. 2014-15, 2013-14, 2012-13, 2011-12 and 2010-11. However I forgot to claim the relief u/s. 89(1) while filing the ITR for FY 2015-16.
My question is can i file form 10E for FY 2015-16 (as the Income tax allowing me to file the 10E for FY 2015-16) now and claim the relief u/s. 89(1) in ITR of FY 2017-18 ? if yes how.
Hello Nipin.
If you have received your arrears amount in FY 2015-16, you have to claim arrears u/s 89 after filling Form 10E, In your case, you can revise your return, but its 3 years old, you can not revise or change your 3 years old return, as the assessment is already done.
Thanks 🙂
Sir Namaskar
I have received some arrear (Rs. 109438) since 2006 after some corrections in 6th Pay Commission
I filled 10(e) and claim Rs. 15930 u/s 89(1) in Return AY 2019-20
My Question and confusion in
Table A में previous year (s) Assessment Year fill करना है या Financial Year
I Filled According FY
But
जब हम उस कालम में year Format गलत डाल देते हैं तो Software हमें suggection Box में AY Enter करने को बोलता है
Sir,
My employer deduct TDS of Salary in FY 2013-14 which I was got hence I was filled ITR indicating gross income of salary which I was not got in that year. This salary I was got in FY 17-18. Now I am calming 10E under sec 89 relief .
But How I will get return of Tax paid in year 2013-14 without getting salary .
Hello Vyas,
Form 10E u/s 89 is used to get the benefit of taxes on salary arrears received. secondly, If we talk about FY2013-14, you can not revise your return in any condition.
Thanks 🙂
Hello sir,
I received arrears for jul 2016 – Sep 2017 in the month of Oct 2017. But my 26AS is not showing my 12 month salary but only 2 month salary. Shall I have to include my arrears in my itr and submit form 10E? Is it necessary when 26AS not reflecting full salary?
Kindly guide.
Hello,
Yes, you have to include your arrear amount in your ITR as gross income even if the amount is not shown in FORM 26AS you must submit form 10E for the month of July 2016- March 2017 for the ITR AY 2017-18.
Thanks 🙂
Sir ,
I am confused. I got arrears in FY 2017-18. What is the AY I have to select for Form 10E? AY 2017-18 or AY 2018-19
If you are filling return for 2017-18 that means you are filling for FY 2017-18 and the same period is said to be AY 2018-2019.
Yeah . Ok thank you
Hello sir,
My gross salary in 2016-17 as per ITR filed last year is 178278 and 80c savings are 43438.
My gross salary in 2017-18 is 857486 out of which 411628 is arrears of 2016-17 and 2017-18 itself.
After splitting, arrears of 2016-17 is 241120 and 2017-18 is 170508.
By this my gross salary of 2016-17 is 419398
and gross salary of 2017-18 is 616366. My 80c savings
in 2017-18 is 155557.
As per the guidelines given by you above,
Annexure 1
Point 1. ……..616366
Point 2…………241120
Point 3…………857486
Point 4……………50976
Point 5……………10063
Point 6……………7596
Point 7……………33317
Table A
Column 1…… 2016-17
Column 2……178278 (as per previous itr)
Column 3……241120
Column 4……419398
Column 5…….0
Column 6…….7596
Column 7……7596
Sir,
I request you to kindly verify my above calculation whether it is correct or not for submitting my form 10E. Please guide.
Sir kindly respond
First of all the amount 170508, you can not treat this as arrears if we are talking about 17-18 that is income.
Column 1…… 2016-17 – correct
Column 2……178278 (as per previous itr) – correct
Column 3……241120 – correct
Column 4……419398 – correct
Column 5…….0 (You have to enter the amount you have paid in 16-17)
Column 6…….7596 (you have to recalculate and enter the tax amount manually considering the arrears into account in 16-17)
Colomn 7 will give you the difference amount at which you will get the exemption.
Thanks 🙂
Understood sir, that is why I included up 170508 in 616366 in point 1 of annexure 1.
Secondly, my income in 2016-17 was nontaxable, that’s why column 5 is filled by 0. In 2016-17 my 80c savings 43438. So I think column 6 amount is 7596.
Kindly check n guide sir because due date is nearby.
Ok If your income of 2016-17 (without adding arrears is nontaxable), which you have already declared is zero. It’s OK. Secondly, after adding arrears amount in the gross income of 16-17 and after all deduction, your tax amount comes 7596. then it’s OK. You can Go ahead!
Thank You.
Thank you very much sir
I have received arrears of salary for last 10 years in the FY year 2017-18 Again in the FY year 2017-18 received some more arrears of 10 years. Should I submit form 10E for these years separately? If so, which amount is to be mentioned in the form 10E of FY 2018-19, in the column for “Total income of the relevant previous year”? Is that the amount showed in the form 10E for the FY year 2017-18, in the column for “Total income (as increased by salary received in arrears or advance) of the relevant previous year as mentioned in column (1) [Add columns (2) and (3)]”?
Hello Kamlesh,
There is a provision in Form 10E to add more than on year details, You don’t require to submit Form 10E separately. In column 2 “Total income of the relevant previous year”. you have to enter the amount of the relevant years, for example, if you have received arrears of 15-16, you have to enter the Total income of the relevant year without arrears. arrears amount will be entered in column 3.
Thanks 🙂
Sir I have got arrear of financial year 2016-2017 in year 2017-2018 so while filling form what should I fill as previous year and while selecting form 10 e what should I fill as assessment year
Hello,
While filling form previous year should be 2016-2017, and If you are filling for 2017-18, your assessment year would be 18-19.
Hi Sir,
I have filled the form 10E with taxable income instead of gross income. Also arrear filled in the form 10E is different from one that is mentioned in form 16 by company. I have added arrear of HRA in it also.
Can you tell me, which arrear do i have to fill as my ITR is returned by CPC Bangalore with zero tax relief.
Thank you
Sir, I have 80c deduction on financial year 2017-18 is 1,40,000. I got arrears of 1,20,000 on 2018-19 of financial year which includes arrear of 50,000 of financial year 2017-18 and 70000 of financial year 2018-19. This gross 50,000 includes 12,000 pf deduction. Can I claim 1,50,000 deduction on 80c on 10E form and calculate taxes for financial year 2017-18.
Waiting for your reply. Thanks in advance.
Dear Jayesh, Your Question is unclear, Please share some more details.
Sir,I want to know that for the FY18-19 standard deduction rs.40000 is applicable or not. Plg. Reply.
Yes, You can directly deduct Rs 40,000 from your gross income against standard deduction and from FY 19-20 standard deduction is increased by Rs 50,000.
i have received areear last year and got relief in that time under sec 89 . now i have received another arrear when i am computing relief for this year what will be the total income i have to consider now for last year whether i have to add the arrear of last FY that i received n got relief 89 or not?
Yes, You have to consider the total income amount adding your arrears.
hello sir my mother got arrears for year 01-04-1996 to 31-03-2007 which she received in september 2018. in 1996-97 and few more years section 80(c) was not there. there used to be deduction under section 88.so how to calculate total tax for years where section 88 was in force.
sir, Every year I pay perquisite (10% on gross total income)for company provided quarter .I have received the arrear from jan’16 to may’17 in FY 2018-19.Sir my question is, during calculation,Shall I add(compute) the splitted arrear amounts with the corresponding previous( FY 15-16,16-17&17-18) year’s gross total income or taxable income for tax calculation of previous years?
SIR,
What is previous year in Annexure 1 of 10E.
is it Financial year or Assessment .
Thanks
Financial Year
Sir, The salary for AY 2018-19 is 768674/-. The income chargeable under the Head House property is (minus) 186599. Therefore, Gross Total income is 582075/-.
Total deductions U/s 80 are 2,04,113/- leaving the total income as 3,77,960/-. On this income tax paid for AY 2018-19 is 6590/-. Return filed and assessment completed.
The total salary for FY 2018-19 (AY 2019-20) is Rs. 16,57,198/- including arrears for Rs. 3,84,584/- for FY 2017-18 (AY 2018-19).
Following deductions applicable
Standard deduction – Rs. 40,000/-
Allowance exempt u/s 10 is Rs. 35013/-
Deductions under chapter VI – Rs. 2,28,133/-
How to fill form 10 E
Kindly guide
thanks
Sir,
Arrears of salary is being received over the period of 5 years.
Do I need to consider the arrears of salary received in previous 3 years to calculate the relief u/s 89(1) for the 4th year or only the arrears of salary received in the 4th year.
I have considered only the arrears of salary received in the 4th year in the ITR for calculating the relief u/s 89(1) for the 4th year but still got notice with reduced relief.
Please advise urgently.
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Dear Anjali, You can insert your input and you will get the required result If you are getting any problem or have any inquiry, you are free to ask.
I have received arrears in F.Y.2019-20. I want to file form 10E for the Financial Year 2019-20. Whether form 10E for F.Y.2019-20 should be filed before 31st March, 2020 or it can be filed at the time of filing ITR of F.Y.2019-20? Thanks in advance.
Yes, make sure to fill form 10E reviling correct FY of which arrears you have received.
Sir,
I received salary of 3 month of fy 2018-19 in fy 2019-20, i got this as a normal salary not as a salary arrears. Can i claim relaxation under 89?? In last fy 9 month salary calculated, and in current fy its become 15 month salary with more tax,
Kindly suggest
No, Section 89 is only available for salary arrears, whatever salary you received is considered in particular FY in which you received.
i have received the Arrear from FY 2005-06 pls tell me if i can cliam the relief for the same.
Sure Why Not.
please send the excel based calculation on relief of salary arrears as per u/s 89 up to AY 2020-21
THANKS
Ok Will provide you soon
Sir,
Maternity pay received in lump sum , Pay was pertaining to the fy 2017-18 and received in the fy 2018-19 and the company has charged the tax in the fy 2018-19 Can the maternity pay received in the fy 2018-19 pertaining to the fy 2017-18 can be treated as arrears and claim relief u/s 89 Please revert
Sir, have you released Form 10E for the F.Y. 2019-20 ? If no please inform when it should be expected?
Will update in few days.
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Sir,
I received an arrs in salary for fy 2016-17 I have filed 10 E and taken benefit u/s 89, now again I received arrs. in salary for the same year. I want to file 10 E again, What will be my total income of that year in column 2 of annex 1, for eg. my total income as per return of fy 2016-17 was 10000 + arss. 1000 = 11000.Now I again received arrs. 1000
What will be my total income of that year in column 2 of annex 1, will it be11000 and arrs 1000?
or will it be 10000 and arrs. 2000?
Dear Sir,
I have received salary arrears w.e.f August 2010 a total of 6.9 lakhs (approx.). Before submitting 10E I have filed my ITR returns for the FY 2018-19. Now I realized I need to submit 10E. Please suggest what to do.
You have to revise your return.
Sir,I have received arrear salary of fy 15-16,16-17 and 17-18 of second CAS in fy 17-18. For AY 18-19 I have not claimed relief under 89(1).ITR for this AY is processed.If I had claimed, then also relief amount would have been calculated to be nil.I have received third CAS in fy19-20.This time I will submit 10E to claim relief under 89 (1).Now,my precise question is what will be taken into account as total salary of fy 17-18——–salary received in fy 17-18 plus contributing 2nd CAS arrear component of that year,or salary received in fy 17-18 plus total 2nd CAS arrear?If your answer is salary received in fy 17-18 plus TOTAL 2nd CAS arrear,then should I submit rectification request of processed ITR return of AY 18-19 for arrear income splitting benefit and also submit form 10E? Thanks.