on 04-22-2014 7:17 AM
Hi experts
Currently I am working on an issue related to professional tax madhya pradesh. Its a year old issue where the ptax calculation is going wrong since April 2013. As per my analysis, whenever the retroactive payroll for employees was run, ptax for those employees was calculated wrong. I have no idea what is going wrong. the system is picking up correct basis amount, that is the gross salary but ptax is calculated wrong sometimes in negative also. Please help.
Hi ,
Before 2013 MP Prof Tax slab is different ...
If employee more than 12,500 and less then 15000 then system deduct 125 per month .
now current situation employee have more then 15,000 salary then system deduct 208 Per Month .
If system go retro he find the employee under the range of 15000 paid Ptax for current he is not eligible .
System give the Negative ...
Any confusion revert me back..
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Thank you Praneeth. What if an employees gross keeps on fluctuating? eg: For April 15k and for may 14.5k? Because the law says that if annual gross is more than 1.8lac then Ptax of Rs 2500. but if an employees salary keeps on fluctuating then it wont accumulate to 1.8lac. can you please tell me the crux of Ptax MP?
Hi,
Ptax MP is some what different from remaining states. it is deducted only once in the year March.
need some information regarding the configuration:
in your company ptax deduction is yearly once or changed to every month.
in retro system will check the new values and old values and depends on that slab will deduct and it may more or less to the earlier run value. that's why it is coming negative values.
if you give some example with screen shots what you are facing, is helpful to us to suggest any solution.
Regards,
praneeth kumar
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