Professional tax is an indirect tax imposed and collected by State Governments in India. It is deducted monthly from employees' salaries and is also applicable to professionals such as Chartered Accountants, Lawyers, Doctors, and others.
The tax is calculated based on government-specified slab rates, with a maximum annual limit of ₹2,500 per employee. Administered by the Commercial Tax Department of each state, compliance is mandatory. Our expert team ensures seamless professional tax compliance, offering efficient and reliable services tailored to your needs.
Filing professional tax returns ensures adherence to state laws, avoiding penalties and legal complications.
Timely filing helps prevent hefty fines and interest charges imposed for non-compliance.
Proper compliance with professional tax regulations creates a positive impression on government authorities, enabling hassle-free business operations.
By deducting and depositing professional tax on time, employers ensure transparency and build trust with their employees.
Aadhar / Voter ID / Driving licence of the assessee.
The Address proof along with the Proof of the registered place of business (Ownership documents/ rent or lease agreement) or any bill in relation to electricity /landlord bill / bank statement and incorporation certificate.
The photos of the respective persons should submit for the clarification and proof of the concerned person.
The salary details of the assessee of the must be enclosed for the professional tax certificate.
The mobile number and email Id of the concurrent person or establishment because you will receive your username and password with the secured number and email.
Yes. A freelancer is also liable to pay professional tax however, it is subject to threshold limit provided.
The penalty shall be 10% of the tax amount to be paid.
The wage limit shall be Rs. 21,000/- half yearly income in the state of Tamil Nadu.
Yes. The employees of private company are also subject to professional tax.
Yes, It can be paid online as well as offline using manually generated challan.