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Several multinational companies, including Twitter, Meta, Google, and Amazon, have announced mass layoffs, impacting thousands of employees. To assist those affected, these companies are providing severance payments to help employees financially transition before finding new jobs. However, a key question arises regarding the taxation of severance pay. Different types of severance pay exist, with government and public sector employees sometimes opting for voluntary retirement through schemes like VRS. According to Section 10(10B) of the Income Tax Act of 1961, severance pay up to 5 lakh rupees is exempt from tax. Therefore, if an employee receives 15 lakh rupees, only a portion above the exempted amount would be taxable.