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Taxman caps SBI retiree’s leave exemption at Rs 3 lakh; but ITAT grants full relief

Outlet: The Times of India · TOI BUSINESS DESK · Published 21/10/2026 05:33 UTC

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Under income tax law, SBI staff are treated as non-government employees and, therefore, can claim leave encashment exemption subject to the applicable limit. A retired SBI employee from Jaipur, was unaware of this distinction. When he retired in 2020 he received Rs 9.29 lakh as leave encashment and did not pay tax on the amount.

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