Section 206C(1H)/194Q states that sellers/buyers must collect TCS/TDS for the sale of any goods of the value or aggregate of such value exceeding INR 50 lakhs in any PY from the buyer/seller.
With effect from July 1, 2021, a person will have to pay TDS/TCS at a higher TDS/TCS rate if he/she has not filed Income Tax Returns for the last two years and has aggregate TDS/TCS credit of Rs. 50,000 or more in each of the two years.
Employees are encouraged to travel anywhere in India along with their families and to help the employee the travel expenses are given by the employer which is exempt u/s 10(5).
To understand the tax implications of Crypto currencies in India, the following points need to be understood under the context of the Income Tax Act
The intention of section 194Q is to widen and deepen the tax base. In order to do the same, it is proposed to levy a TDS of 0.1% on purchase transactions exceeding Rs. 50 lakhs in a year.
Generally, salary is considered as a fixed payment from an employer to an employee. However, the term 'salary' has a larger scope. Let us discuss the term 'salary' in this article.
Section 206AB and 206CCA were introduced in the Finance Bill 2021. They provide for a higher deduction of TDS and TCS respectively, if certain conditions are met.
CBDT has issued a circular on 20.5.2021 for an extension of due dates for various returns and compliances under the Income Tax Act. Let us discuss the extended due dates.
Cash transactions and digital deposits are closely monitored by the IT Department, and if you invest more than Rs 10 lakh in mutual funds, stock market, bonds, or debentures, your chances of receiving a notice increases.
Income tax was introduced in India in 1860 and is generally described as a tax on income, gains or profits earned by a person such as individuals and other entities.
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