A payment received for a period of leave not availed of is treated as:
AA capital gain on sale
BAn exempt cash gift
CPart of the salary
DOther sources income
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Part of the salary
Payment for unavailed leave is named in the inclusive definition of salary, so it is taxed as salary unless a specific exemption applies.
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