If the cost of work is 20000 and retantion is 5%, tds is 1%
and wct is 2%. what is d total amount have to pay?
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Answer / vinod maurya
Total Cost is Rs. 20,000/-
Deduction 1% TDS Rs. 200 /-
Deduction 2% WCT Rs. 400/-
Deduction 5% retention Rs. 1,000/-
Total Payable Amount Rs. 18,400/-
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Answer / jitender
Cost of Work - 20000.00
Add:-2% WCT 400.00
________
20400.00
(Security-Retention Money) 1000.00(Less)
________
19400.00
Less TDS 204.00
________
Amt Paybel 19196.00
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