27 December 2013
sir , I have a Problem my Company Pays Rent of 200000, And i m Little bit of Confused In the matter of TDS. Tell me that If i will deduct Tds On 200000(including service tax) or on 178000(Excluding Service Tax).. Please Suggest me Sir???
27 December 2013
when deducting TDS under section 194I , you have to deduct TDS excluding service tax,,
however for deducting TDS for other sections TDS is required to be done on including servicetax . . To know why it is like this Refer my file which is explained in a detailed manner along with notifications issued by CBDT . . Refer . . https://www.caclubindia.com/share_files/tds-on-service-tax-on-all-payments-except-rent-56695.asp
06 January 2014
If a Company is Leveying TDS On Gross Amount i.e ( Tax + Service tax), So as an Auditor What Will be My Reaction??? Please Tell me Sir......
If the company is **deducting TDS on the gross amount including service tax** (i.e., on rent + service tax) under **Section 194I (Rent)**, hereโs what you, as an auditor, should consider:
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### What the law says:
* **Section 194I (Rent)**: TDS is to be deducted **only on the rent amount excluding service tax**. * **Service tax** is not part of the rent, it is a separate statutory levy, so no TDS on that.
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### As an auditor, your reaction:
1. **Inform the management** that TDS should be deducted only on the rent amount excluding service tax. 2. **Recommend correction**:
* For future payments, deduct TDS excluding service tax. * If excess TDS has been deducted earlier, suggest rectification or adjustments with the tax authorities. 3. **Check for any impact on accounts**:
* Verify if excess TDS has been deposited and the deductee has been issued a correct TDS certificate. 4. **Note in audit report/comments**:
* Highlight the non-compliance and suggest compliance for future periods.
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### Why is it important?
* Deducting TDS on service tax leads to **over-deduction**. * Deductee may face difficulty in claiming credit for excess TDS. * Non-compliance with correct provisions may attract scrutiny from tax authorities.