Answer Posted / h.r. sreepada bhagi
Professional Tax needs to be paid by Salaried persons,
Professionals (Self employed) and also business concerns
(Companies, Partnership Firms, etc.
The amount of tax may change from state to state in India,
as it's payable to the Commercial Taxes department of the
state under the state Law. For slabs & rates refer to the
relevant Act or find out from the Commercial Taxes department.
It's better to refer the latest edition of any Act relevant
to our requirement or work as it changes from time to time
and differ from state to state in case of State Laws.
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