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Umesh U Prabhu (Doctor)     14 August 2009

Do ad-hoc employees pay full income tax in a an assessible

 Do ad-hoc employees pay full income tax in an assessible year?

 

Do ad-hoc employees get an employee code number like all other regular employees?

 

Are ad-hoc employees entitled to do all the designated work that regular employees do including some administrative work when the administyration request to do on good-will basis? 



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A V Vishal (Advocate)     15 August 2009

 Do ad-hoc employees pay full income tax in an assessible year?

Ans: Yes, according to Income Tax Act, 1961, there is no distinction between permanent, temporary, contract or ad-hoc employees, if income is earned out of employment and there is a relation of employee and employer then it is mandatory for the employer to deduct tax at source on the taxable income.

Do ad-hoc employees get an employee code number like all other regular employees?

Ans: It is unclear about what code your enquiring about.

Are ad-hoc employees entitled to do all the designated work that regular employees do including some administrative work when the administyration request to do on good-will basis?

Ans: It depends on the contract terms and more so on the understanding between you and the administration in your case.

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Chetan (LDC)     29 October 2009

Is Ad hoc employees in Central Govt. Office entitled for Casual Leave? please reply.

Chetan (LDC)     29 October 2009

Is Ad hoc employees in Central Govt. Offices entitled for Casual Leave and R.H.?

 

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     01 March 2010

Ad hoc, casual, temporary, probationary, trainee, permanent, on contract have no meaning for purposes of paying income tax. Simply put, if their income is liable to tax, they pay. 

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     21 November 2011

Ad ho emloyee of Govt is entitled to all leaves. They are not entitled to sernioirty or pension for the ad-hoc period.


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