14 June 2021
With reference to Section 206AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (Special provision for deduction of tax at source for non-filers of income-tax return) applicable from 1 July, 2021, what are the documents which the deductor of T.D.S. / payer of the party should ask from the party to whom he will make the payment to ensure that T.D.S. for each of the 2 preceding previous years is below Rs. 50,000/- or how else will the deductor satisfy himself about the fulfilment of the provision of Sec. 206 AB ?
Is the threshold amount of Rs. 50,000/- applicable only to the payments made by a deductor (For example if X pays to Y Rs. 7,20,000/- per annum and deducts tax u/s. 194J @ 10%; the T.D.S. per annum will be Rs. 72,000/-) to the party receiving payment or is it applicable for the total TDS claim made by the deductee as a whole in his return of income (For example, X deducts only Rs. 5,000/- as T.D.S. per annum from Y but Y claims Rs. 70,000/- as T.D.S. in his ROI in view of T.D.S. effected by other parties) ?
Is there any specific declaration form to be obtained from the deductee to this effect ?
06 July 2021
A reporting portal with a new functionality called “Compliance Check for Section 206AB and 206CCA" has been launched wherein you can check whether a person to whom you intend to deduct is a specified person or not. Once registered there, you can use either PAN based search or bulk search feature to check whether the assessee is a specified person(i.e., one who has not filed return in preceding two years for which original due dates have already expired) and had aggregate of TDS and TCS credit in excess of Rs.50,000/-. For detailed information on the functionality check CBDT circular 11/2021 dt.21.6.2021 or check the link https://report.insight.gov.in
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