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Compliance · India · Comriq's own research

States and UTs with no professional tax.

Four of the states Comriq has verified so far charge no professional tax on salary at all: Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. An employer in any of these states has no professional-tax deduction or return to run, in that state.

Last verified 25 October 2026. research/payroll-india-2026.md row 25; research/legacy-2026-09 (Delhi: IN-DL.json).

Delhi
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Professional taxNot levied — confirmed directly with the NCT of Delhi's Labour and Revenue Departments: there is no Delhi professional tax authority, because there is no Delhi professional tax
Haryana
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Professional taxNot levied on salary
Rajasthan
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Professional taxNot levied — the Rajasthan Tax on Professions, Trades, Callings and Employments Act, 2000 was never brought into operation (no commencement notification was ever issued)
Uttar Pradesh
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Professional taxNot levied on salary

Worth knowing

  • "Not levied" here means no state-level professional tax on salary under each state's own law — it does not cover every possible local or municipal levy an establishment might separately owe.
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States and UTs with no professional tax

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Why does Rajasthan have an Act but no tax?

The Rajasthan Tax on Professions, Trades, Callings and Employments Act, 2000 was passed but never commenced by notification, so it has no operative effect — a genuine and useful absence, not a research gap.

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