Summarize four details that are required to accompany the list submitted to the revenue authority on employees who have received lump sum payment from the...

Summarize four details that are required to accompany the list submitted to the revenue authority on employees who have received lump sum payment from the employer.

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1. Personal identification numbers (PIN) of all the employees.
2. Gross amount paid to each employer
3. Nature of payment and the period to which it relates.
4. Amount of tax deducted and paid
5. Employee's last date of service
6. Employee‘s rate of earning per month /per annum for the period immediately prior to termination of employment

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Wilfykil answered the question on February 15, 2019 at 05:26

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