Tds on brokerage


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This discussion clarifies whether TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) needs to be deducted on brokerage payments. The general rule is that TDS is applicable if the payer is liable for a tax audit. In this specific case, the individual paying Rs 90,000 in brokerage is not liable for a tax audit, therefore, they do not need to deduct TDS and do not require a TAN number for this transaction.

17 February 2020 Dear Sir,

I have purchased a commercial house property in my individual name and putting the property on rent. I have appointed a broker to whom I have to pay brokerage of Rs 90,000/-. Do I need to deduct TDS on this amount as I don't have a TAN number in my personal name.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

18 February 2020 TDS applicable if you are liable for tax audit. You need to obtain TAN.

18 February 2020 No.. I am not liable for tax audit. But brokerage amount to be paid will be 95000.

18 February 2020 No need of TDS on this payment as tax audit not applicable to you.

18 February 2020 No need to deduct tax

18 February 2020 Thanks a lot for the reply

18 February 2020 Welcome.............


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