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Payslips vs Form 16 Part B vs 26AS salary reconciliation
- Your payslips, Form 130 (earlier Form 16) and the annual tax statement should agree on salary and TDS, but often differ because of perquisites, reimbursements, arrears or employer errors.
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- Payslips for the year
- Any arrears
- Match payslips
- Three-way reconciliation
Payslips vs Form 16 Part B vs 26AS…
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- DDiscussion4 questions
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- DDeliverablesThree-way reconciliation
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Your payslips, Form 130 (earlier Form 16) and the annual tax statement should agree on salary and TDS, but often differ because of perquisites, reimbursements, arrears or employer errors. We match all three, find the cause of each difference and help you get the employer to correct it or report it correctly in your return.
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- Payslips for the year
- Form 130 Part A and B
- Form 168 and AIS
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- Arrears or bonus lettersOptional
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