... any amount from the total expenses if there is from this calculator so that it then shows the Net Amount Payable for the accounts team to release the same later on. You can also manually click the ...

... to pop up for you to configure it further. Add the Structure Name, Yearly CTC, Yearly Gross, Calculated Yearly CTC, Monthly CTC, Monthly Gross, Calculated Monthly CTC etc., in this calculator. Afterward, ...

... manage such exceptions directly through its TDS calculator configuration. By excluding specific users or user groups from TDS deductions, organisations can ensure accurate payroll management while remaining ...

... uknowva configuration          Step 3 : In left-hand side menu click on plugin -> search for "ESIC Calculator" and click on it.       Step 4: - In configuration you will find "Calculate ...

...    Go to uKnowva configuration          Step 3 : In left-hand side menu click on plugin -> search for "Provident Fund Calculator" and click on it.       Step 4: Enter the basic ...

... in salary structure or it's through plugin. For the plugin configuration refer given links:- 1. http://docs.uknowva.com/how-to/hrms/142-how-to-calculate-and-configure-esic 2. http://docs.uknowva.com/how-to/hrms/140-how-to-configure-provident-fund-calculator ...

Introduction Profession Tax (PT) is a statutory deduction levied by various Indian states on employees earning income through salary. Since the deduction rates and applicability of PT vary across ...

... not be taxed, such as reimbursements or allowances that are exempt under the Income Tax Act. uKnowva provides a simple and intuitive way to manage this using the TDS Calculator plugin. This article ...

1. Click on profile picture and "uKnowva Configuration"   2. Click on "Plugin Manager" then search 'ESIC' in the search bar and then click on "ESIC Calculator"   3. Make sure you select "Yes" ...

1. Click on profile picture and then click on "uKnowva Configuration"     2. Click on "Plugin Manager" then search "Provident Fund" in the search bar and then click on "Provident Fund Calculator" ...