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TDS RATE CHART FY: 2021-22 (AY: 2022-23) Section Nature of Payment Threshold Indv/ HUF Others Rs. TDS Rate (%) 192 Salaries – Avg – 192A Premature withdrawal from EPF 50000 10 – 193 Interest on Securities 10000 10 10 194 Dividends 5000 10 10 194A Interest (Banks) 40000 10 10 194A Interest…
New versions of File Validation Utilities (FVUs) for e-TDS/TCS statements are released today (2nd April 2021). Apart from others, this FVU takes care of the new section 115BAC incorporated in the Budget of FY:20-21. With the introduction of this new section, each employee has the option to choose between the existing & the new computation…
A new section 194M was proposed in the Budget of 2019 wherein an individual or an HUF (those not covered in TDS), is now required to deduct TDS @ 5% for payments exceeding Rs. 50 Lakhs in a year to a resident contractor or to a professional (as defined u/s Section 194C and Section 194J…
Vide Notification No. 36/2019 by the Income Tax Department it had substantially modified the format of Part B of Form 16 (Salary TDS Certificate given to Employees) with effect from FY:18-19. Correspondingly, the information to be provided by the employer in Annexure II of Form 24Q-Q4 (Salary Details – providing tax computation of each employee)…
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…
Form 24Q (Salary TDS Return), in the fourth quarter (Q4) includes two annexures – Annexure I and Annexure II. – Annexure I is the regular quarterly data for the months of January to March. – Annexure II is the tax computation calculation information for each employee along with summary and tax deduction (TDS) for the…
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 to…
Section 115BAC has been inserted in the Finance Act 2020 in the recent budget. This allows the option to Individuals & HUF to avail concessional rate of income tax with certain conditions pertaining to claiming deductions & other concessions. The other existing option will also continue. This comes into effect from April 2020 (i.e. FY:2020-21…
Fees for Late Filing of TDS Returns are as follows: Section 234E-Levy of Fees Failure to submit TDS return on time will result in fees on the deductor. If you delay or forget to file your TDS return, fees of Rs. 200 per day will be levied on the deductor, as long as TDS return is…
A new section 194M has been proposed in the Budget of 2019 wherein an individual or an HUF (those not covered in TDS), is now required to deduct TDS @ 5% for payments exceeding Rs. 50 Lakhs in a year to a resident contractor or to a professional (as defined u/s Section 194C and Section…