The article will tell us some of the duties of TDS deductor who is deducting the tax and deposit to the government account is required to follow: Tds Deductor is required to deduct tax at correct rate and deposit it in Government Account Every person is responsible for deducting the tax at source, at the time [...]
Section 194J of the Income Tax Act of 1961, states that An individual should deduct TDS on professional fees paid by him to a resident exceeding Rs. 30,000/- Deductor Deductor of TDS on professional fees is a person (other than individual or HUF who is not liable to audit under section 44AB) who is paying to resident: Fees [...]
TDS Payment Challan/Challan 281 is the challan for payment of TDS by companies as well as Individuals. TDS is the mechanism introduced by the government in which tax is deducted at source in the specified cases while making payment by the deductor at a specified rate and then it is payable to the Income Tax Department. Due date [...]
As per Section 194H of the Income Tax Act, TDS on commission income is required to be deducted by every person who is making the payment of such commission or brokerage. Deductor For the purposes of section 194H, a deductor is a person who is making the payment in the form of commission or brokerage to [...]
Introduction Section 197 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 provides for the facility of NIL or Lower tax rate deduction of TDS (or TDS exemption). This section strikes a delicate balance between the requirement of cash flow to the taxpayer and realizing the government dues at the earliest. We all know that, TDS is a method of [...]
Introduction From June 1st, 2013, when a buyer buys immovable property (not agricultural land) that costs more than Rs. 50lakhs, then the buyer will deduct the TDS while making payment to the seller under section Income Tax Act. For paying TDS, the seller will obtain Form 16B and Form 26QB for the buyer. Provisions The buyer will [...]
