Seventh Pay Commission: Infact Central Employees will
richer or....
richer or....
New Delhi: Nowadays, the table of expected pay scales in 7th pay
commission comparing with the 6th pay commission is sharing in huge on
social networking sites.
According to the said table the expected pay of the lowest category of
employees (Peon/Khalasi/Mali/Chowkidar) will be enhanced from Rs.7,000
to Rs.21,000 at the time of entry in service.
Similarly the entry pay of clerk will enhance from current Rs.11,360 to
Rs.34,080. The entry pay of the Director level officers in Ministry
will enhance from currently Rs.46,100 to 1,38,300.
And what about the Secretaries in Ministry, currently they are getting
fixed pay of Rs.80,000, which may be increased to Rs.2,40,000.
Similarly the pay of Cabinet Secretaries will be enhanced from Rs.
90,000 to 2,70,000.
However, while an officer of finance ministry was asked upon this, then
he stood this misleading. According to him the seventh pay commission
was constituted on 28th February, 2014 and the commission has the 18
months time to give its report. Presently commission is on work. No
any interim report has been given by the commission like this.
The coming time will tell us that whether it is right or only
speculations. And it is also to see that employees will richer or
......
Former BJP minister Arun Shourie slams Modi, Shah, Jaitley troika
New Delhi
May 2, 2015
Arun
Shourie, disinvestment minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government,
on Friday slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his key ministers
such as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley for running a government that had
failed to perform on most fronts, with the exception of foreign policy.
In an interview with Karan Thapar on Headlines Today, Shourie criticised the PM for talking about Mahatma Gandhi but wearing an expensive monogrammed suit, for his silence when communal riots took place or when churches were attacked, for centralisation of power in the Prime Minister's Office and for his government's economic policy lacking a bigger picture.
Shourie said though Jaitley was a good lawyer, the PM shouldn't base his decisions on "lawyerly arguments", as lawyers were adept at arguing one thing today and another tomorrow. Shourie, 73 and a former journalist, had emerged as a supporter of Modi when the PM, then Gujarat chief minister, was to be elected as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s prime ministerial candidate in 2013. Shourie wasn't included in the Modi cabinet after the party's victory in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
In the interview, telecast on Friday, Shourie advised Modi and his government to learn to embrace others and maintain a low profile. He said the gap between the government's projection and performance had become too vast. Shourie, however, said the PM alone wasn't to blame. He said the "trimurti" (triumvirate) of Modi, Jaitley and BJP president Amit Shah worked as a team to run the government and the party but it wasn't getting feedback, as it had "frightened" not only allies but their own people, too.
Shourie said some in the government were busy "managing headlines" on the economy, adding it was going to "rebound". He termed the claims of an economic revival a "hyperbole", with no delivery. Shourie said the investment cycle had failed to pick up and the tax issue fir FIIs was "mishandled", with the government behaving like a "bully".
Shourie pointed to the government's failure to carry out institutional reforms, stressed the need for inducting experts from outside into the government and was critical of the government picking up "too much confrontation with too many people", including the Supreme Court and the Reserve Bank of India.
He said the PM had failed to deliver on economic reforms, which he had argued for as Gujarat chief minister. He slammed the land ordinance as ill-advised. "Disruption of Parliament is a parliamentary tactic," Shourie quoted Jaitley as having said when in Opposition. This, Shourie said, had now come to haunt the government, with the Opposition unwilling to cooperate. He said the BJP supported the United Progressive Alliance government's land Act and now, it couldn't explain why it wanted amendments.
Shourie said a more embracing attitude with the Opposition would have helped carry out economic reforms. He criticised Shah for his abrasive tone in West Bengal against the Trinamool Congress. He said people focused on the 335-seat majority the government had in the Lok Sabha but they should remember it had received only 31 per cent votes, with two-thirds not having voted for the party. "That is what happened in Delhi (Assembly polls)," Shourie said, bemoaning how no corrective action was taken when "the masterstroke of master strategist" in bringing former top cop Kiran Bedi boomeranged.
He termed as incomprehensible the fact that several top posts, including those of the Central Vigilance Commissioner and the Central Information Commission, were lying vacant. Shourie criticised Modi for his failure to speak on issues such as ghar wapasi, communal riots in Moradabad and the 'love jihad', especially as the PM didn't miss an opportunity to tweet on various subjects. This, he said, was alienating minorities, particularly Muslims, and there was a danger of the Muslim youth being pushed towards the Islamic State.
Shourie, praised Modi's handling of ties with the US and China, but said the follow-up to these was weak. He said the US was "feeling quite impatient" on defence procurement deals, while the Modi government had failed to "grab" the opportunity to avail of the operational intelligence Washington was willing to share. He said dealing with Pakistan required "steadier thinking". Shourie said he wasn't aware of the extent of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's involvement in the shaping of India's foreign policy, but added it "does not bode well" if she was being kept on the margins.
Shourie said Modi was a successful chief minister who had ably implemented major projects in Gujarat, but he was yet to make the transition to policy making that the top job in Delhi required, as also to the minute scrutiny the Union government was subjected to in comparison to a state government.
In an interview with Karan Thapar on Headlines Today, Shourie criticised the PM for talking about Mahatma Gandhi but wearing an expensive monogrammed suit, for his silence when communal riots took place or when churches were attacked, for centralisation of power in the Prime Minister's Office and for his government's economic policy lacking a bigger picture.
Shourie said though Jaitley was a good lawyer, the PM shouldn't base his decisions on "lawyerly arguments", as lawyers were adept at arguing one thing today and another tomorrow. Shourie, 73 and a former journalist, had emerged as a supporter of Modi when the PM, then Gujarat chief minister, was to be elected as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s prime ministerial candidate in 2013. Shourie wasn't included in the Modi cabinet after the party's victory in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
In the interview, telecast on Friday, Shourie advised Modi and his government to learn to embrace others and maintain a low profile. He said the gap between the government's projection and performance had become too vast. Shourie, however, said the PM alone wasn't to blame. He said the "trimurti" (triumvirate) of Modi, Jaitley and BJP president Amit Shah worked as a team to run the government and the party but it wasn't getting feedback, as it had "frightened" not only allies but their own people, too.
Shourie said some in the government were busy "managing headlines" on the economy, adding it was going to "rebound". He termed the claims of an economic revival a "hyperbole", with no delivery. Shourie said the investment cycle had failed to pick up and the tax issue fir FIIs was "mishandled", with the government behaving like a "bully".
Shourie pointed to the government's failure to carry out institutional reforms, stressed the need for inducting experts from outside into the government and was critical of the government picking up "too much confrontation with too many people", including the Supreme Court and the Reserve Bank of India.
He said the PM had failed to deliver on economic reforms, which he had argued for as Gujarat chief minister. He slammed the land ordinance as ill-advised. "Disruption of Parliament is a parliamentary tactic," Shourie quoted Jaitley as having said when in Opposition. This, Shourie said, had now come to haunt the government, with the Opposition unwilling to cooperate. He said the BJP supported the United Progressive Alliance government's land Act and now, it couldn't explain why it wanted amendments.
Shourie said a more embracing attitude with the Opposition would have helped carry out economic reforms. He criticised Shah for his abrasive tone in West Bengal against the Trinamool Congress. He said people focused on the 335-seat majority the government had in the Lok Sabha but they should remember it had received only 31 per cent votes, with two-thirds not having voted for the party. "That is what happened in Delhi (Assembly polls)," Shourie said, bemoaning how no corrective action was taken when "the masterstroke of master strategist" in bringing former top cop Kiran Bedi boomeranged.
He termed as incomprehensible the fact that several top posts, including those of the Central Vigilance Commissioner and the Central Information Commission, were lying vacant. Shourie criticised Modi for his failure to speak on issues such as ghar wapasi, communal riots in Moradabad and the 'love jihad', especially as the PM didn't miss an opportunity to tweet on various subjects. This, he said, was alienating minorities, particularly Muslims, and there was a danger of the Muslim youth being pushed towards the Islamic State.
Shourie, praised Modi's handling of ties with the US and China, but said the follow-up to these was weak. He said the US was "feeling quite impatient" on defence procurement deals, while the Modi government had failed to "grab" the opportunity to avail of the operational intelligence Washington was willing to share. He said dealing with Pakistan required "steadier thinking". Shourie said he wasn't aware of the extent of External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's involvement in the shaping of India's foreign policy, but added it "does not bode well" if she was being kept on the margins.
Shourie said Modi was a successful chief minister who had ably implemented major projects in Gujarat, but he was yet to make the transition to policy making that the top job in Delhi required, as also to the minute scrutiny the Union government was subjected to in comparison to a state government.
Source : http://www.business-standard.com
Maintain the spirit and tempo unequivocally and campaign aggressively for the ensuing strike from 06.05.2015.
· PJCA on firm stand in GDS Issues.
· Directorate level talks led by DG Posts inconclusive.
· NFPE
and FNPO both federations along with their GDS Unions are strongly and
continuously insisting the Government to include GDS wage study under
the purview of 7th CPC.
· Hon.
Minister of Communications invited both Secretary Generals (NFPE &
FNPO) for discussion on 05.05.2015 (Tuesday) at 1 P.M.
· PJCA requests the cadres to keep the ground ready. Do not presume based on rumours.
· Maintain the spirit and tempo unequivocally and campaign aggressively for the ensuing strike from 06.05.2015.
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Salary Income – Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
1.What is considered as salary income?
Section 17(1) of the Income-tax Act defines the term ‘salary’.
However, not going into the technical definition, generally whatever is
received by an employee from an employer in cash, kind or as a facility
[perquisite] is considered as salary.
2.What are allowances? Are all allowances taxable?
Allowances are fixed periodic amounts, apart from salary, which are paid
by an employer for the purpose of meeting some particular requirements
of the employee. E.g., Tiffin allowance, transport allowance, uniform
allowance, etc.
There are generally three types of allowances for the purpose of
Income-tax Act – taxable allowances, fully exempted allowances and
partially exempted allowances.
3. My employer reimburses to me all my expenses on grocery and children’s education. Would these be considered as my income?
Yes, these are in the nature of perquisites and should be valued as per the rules prescribed in this behalf.
4. During the year I had worked with three different employers and none
of them deducted any tax from salary paid to me. If all these amounts
are clubbed together, my income will exceed the basic exemption limit.
Do I have to pay taxes on my own?
Yes, you will have to pay self-assessment tax and file the return of income.
5. Even if no taxes have been deducted from salary, is there any need for my employer to issue Form-16 to me?
Form-16 is a certificate of TDS. In your case it will not apply. However, your employer must issue a salary statement.
6. Is pension income taxed as salary income?
Yes. However, pension received from the United Nations Organisation is exempt.
7. Is Family pension taxed as salary income?
No, it is taxable as income from other sources.
8. If I receive my pension through a bank who will issue Form-16 or pension statement to me- the bank or my former employer?
The bank.
9. Are retirement benefits like PF and Gratuity taxable?
In the hands of a Government employee Gratuity and PF receipts on
retirement are exempt from tax. In the hands of non-Government employee,
gratuity is exempt subject to the limits prescribed in this regard and
PF receipts are exempt from tax, if the same are received from a
recognised PF after rendering continuous service of not less than 5
years.
10. Are arrears of salary taxable?
Yes. However, the benefit of spread over of income to the years to
which it relates to can be availed for lower incidence of tax. This is
called as relief u/s 89 of the Income-tax Act.
11. Can my employer consider relief u/s 89 for the purposes of calculating the TDS from salary?
Yes, if you are a Government employee or an employee of a PSU or
company or co-operative society or local authority or university or
institution or association or body. In such a case you need to furnish
Form No. 10E to your employer.
12. My income from let out house property is negative. Can I ask my
employer to consider this loss against my salary income while computing
the TDS on my salary?
Yes, however, losses other than losses under the head ‘Income from
house property’ cannot be set-off while determining the TDS from
salary.
13. Is leave encashment taxable as salary?
It is taxable if received while in service. Leave encashment received
at the time of retirement is exempt in the hands of the Government
employee. In the hands of non-Government employee leave encashment will
be exempt subject to the limit prescribed in this behalf under the
Income-tax Law.
14. Are receipts from life insurance policies on maturity along with bonus taxable?
As per section 10(10D), any amount received under a life insurance
policy, including bonus is exempt from tax. However, following receipts
would be subject to tax:
1.Any sum received under sub-section (3) of section 80DD; or
2.Any sum received under Keyman insurance policy; or
3.Any sum received in respect of policies issued on or after April 1st, 2003, in respect of which the amount of premium paid on such policy in any financial year exceeds 20% (10% in respect of policy taken on or after 1st April, 2012) of the actual capital sum assured; or
4.Any sum received for insurance on life of *specified person (issued on or after April 1st 2013) in respect of which the amount of premium exceeds 15% of the actual capital sum assured.
2.Any sum received under Keyman insurance policy; or
3.Any sum received in respect of policies issued on or after April 1st, 2003, in respect of which the amount of premium paid on such policy in any financial year exceeds 20% (10% in respect of policy taken on or after 1st April, 2012) of the actual capital sum assured; or
4.Any sum received for insurance on life of *specified person (issued on or after April 1st 2013) in respect of which the amount of premium exceeds 15% of the actual capital sum assured.
* Any person who is –
i) A person with disability or severe disability specified under section 80U; or
ii) suffering from disease or ailment as specified in the rule made under section 80DDB.
Following points should be noted in this regard:
Exemption is available only in respect of amount received from life insurance policy.
Exemption under section 10(10D) is unconditionally available in
respect of sum received for a policy which is issued on or before March
31, 2003.
Amount received on the death of the person will continue to be exempt without any condition
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Post AD Migration Issues And Solution
Post AD Migration Issues And Solution
at the time of AD Migration we have to change the SQL Server Name.
So that we have to configure server name in all the DOP Softwares and SQL
Server.
Issues 1
·
RPC error while Submit Point of Sale account.
·
MSDTC Services not Running
Solution
·
Go to Services (Control Panel > Administrative Tools
>Services ) / Run > Services.msc
·
Start the service 'Distributed Transaction Coordinator' (MSDTC)
with start up type as 'Automatic' and Log On As 'Network Service'
Execute RPC Query at Once
exec sp_serveroption
@server='myserver', @optname='rpc', @optvalue='true' exec sp_serveroption
@server='myserver', @optname='rpc out', @optvalue='true'
Note: Replace 'myserver' with your servername in the above
query.
Issues 2
POS booked articles not fetching in speednet
module after changing the server name or formatting the server in SQL 2005 /
2008
Solution 1 :
Run these two queries in SQL query analyzer one
by one
sp_configure 'show advanced options',1
go
reconfigure
go
reconfigure
Then Execute
sp_configure 'Ad Hoc Distributed Queries',1
go
reconfigure
go
reconfigure
Solution 2
Right click on server name in SQL management
studio->facets-> surface area configuration.
Set true to Ad hoc remote queries.
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