alleryStart learning →Hotel accommodation given by an employer is valued at what share of salary, or actual charges if lower?
A15 per cent
B10 per cent
C30 per cent
D24 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 24 per cent
The perquisite value of hotel accommodation is twenty-four per cent of salary or the actual hotel charges, whichever is lower.
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