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Employees will soon need to inform their employers whether they will stay with the old tax regime or adopt the new one

Sanjay Kumar SinghBindisha Sarang New Delhi/Mumbai
Owing to the lockdown, cash flows of a large number of companies across sectors have been affected. Many have resorted to salary cuts. Meanwhile, employees will soon need to inform their employers whether they will stay with the old tax regime or adopt the new one. The change in their salary may necessitate a re-evaluation of which tax regime to opt for.   

Nature of pay cuts

The nature of pay cuts undertaken by companies is correlated to their financial situation. “Companies which feel their cash flow mismatch is temporary have gone for deferment of salary while those that are

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