TDS / TCS (Income Tax) – Information & Resource Bank
For delayed payment of TDS or delayed deduction, the deductor needs to pay interest for these delays. The interest is paid in through Challan / Book Entry similar to TDS payments. While preparing TDS Returns, one needs to ‘allocate’ the interest component from each Challan. Unless this is explicitly not allocated / specified, the Department…
Section 193 – TDS shall be deducted on interest paid on securities by the interest payer Time of Deduction- TDS to be deducted at the time of credit or payment, whichever is earlier. Deductee- The interest receiver needs to be a Resident TDS Rate- TDS at a flat rate of 10% shall be applicable. If…
Owing to some bug in last released TDS / TCS File Validation Utility, new versions of File Validation Utility (FVUs) for e-TDS/TCS statements has been released on 23rd July 2022. FVU Version 7.8 – Applicable for quarterly TDS/TCS statement pertaining to FY 2010-11 onwards. FVU Version 2.174 – Applicable for quarterly TDS/TCS statements from FY 2007-08 up to…
E-Returns for TDS / TCS was first introduced in 2002-03 and it has come a long way ever since. Currently, less than 1% are still on manually filed Returns. The generic procedure of preparing E-Return for fundamental understanding is summarized as below: Step – I The Income Tax Department has specified a data format in…
In case the assessee deposits the TDS Payment after the due date of payment of the tax deducted at source, he shall be liable to pay interest @1.5% for every month or every part of the month during which the amount is not deposited with the government. Interest @ 1.5% is liable to be paid…
Owing to the new encryption certificate applicable for the File Validation Utility, new versions of File Validation Utility (FVUs) for e-TDS/TCS statements has been released on 12th July 2022. FVU Version 7.7 – Applicable for quarterly TDS/TCS statement pertaining to FY 2010-11 onwards. FVU Version 2.173 – Applicable for quarterly TDS/TCS statements from FY 2007-08…
Preparing TDS Returns is a simple process and usually does not require any external assistance. However, it is well advised to follow few practices that ensure the correctness of your filed TDS Return. This means that correct credit will be received by the employees and vendors. Moreover, it will help avoid receiving unwanted Default Notices…
Effective from 1st June 2017, individuals & HUF not covered under tax audit have been subjected to deduct tax at source for rent payments if it is Rs. 50,000 or more per month. Salient features: Applicable only to individuals & HUF who are not under tax audit (under section 44AB) This section is applicable from 1st…
1. Section 206AB Applicability: This shall be effective from 1st July’21 Specified person has not filed the ITR for 2 previous years and time limit for filing the return of income under section 139(1) has expired Aggregate TDS is Rs 50,000 or more in each of the two previous years Exception: These sections are not…
The existing section code 194J (i.e. Fees for Professional or Technical Services) has been sub divided now into two sections, 194J(a) and 194J(b), effective from August 7 2020. u/s 194J(a) of the Income Tax Act, is related to TDS deduction on fees for Technical Services, and u/s 194J(b) of the Income Tax Act is related…