Equalisation Levy is to be charged at the rate of six per cent of the amount of consideration received or receivable by a non-resident.
TDS Section 194N was introduced in the union budget of 2019 by the Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman. The section has been further amended in Budget 2020.
Information being received by the Income Tax Department from the filers of Statement of Financial Transactions (SFTs) now being shown in Part E of Form 26AS
The new Form 26AS will give all the information of the Annual Information Return as well. It will benefit the honest taxpayers.
TDS Return might have to be revised due to reasons like incorrect challan details or PAN not provided or incorrect PAN provided, short deduction or short payment.
Gift received from relatives is exempt. Gift received on other occasions (e.g. gifts on birthday, etc.) from the non-specified person shall be taxable under the head income from other sources.
The presumptive Taxation scheme under Section 44AD covers all small businesses with total turnover/gross receipts of up to Rs. 200 Lakh (Except the business of plying, hiring and leasing goods carriages covered under section 44 AE).
Section 194N specifies that a banking company to which the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (10 of 1949) applies, co-operative society engaged in the business of banking, or a post office shall deduct TDS @ 2% of a sum exceeding one crore rupees that a person (recipient) withdraws from one or more of these accounts.
Non-resident Individuals irrespective of age Limit the basic exemption limit is RS 2,50,000. There is no concept of a senior citizen or a super senior citizen.
In the Union budget 2020, the Finance Minister proposed a New Tax Regime as an alternative to the existing Old Tax Regime.
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