05 February 2024
Sir, you are very much right and i am also 100% agree with you. Now there are lots of persons are dividing the figures as per their respective share now government also must need to issue a clarification with clear examples so every purchaser and seller should understand and clear about this issue of 26QB form
27 July 2025
Here’s the clear takeaway for **Form 26QB when multiple sellers are involved**:
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### Scenario:
* **Property value:** ₹60 lakhs * **Buyers:** 1 * **Sellers:** 4 (joint owners) * You want to file **TDS payment (Form 26QB)** and are unsure what to fill in “Total Value of Consideration.”
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### What to fill in Form 26QB:
* For **each Form 26QB**, the **Total Value of Consideration** is the **full property value (₹60 lakhs)**. * However, when you enter the **amount paid to each seller** in the payment field, it should correspond to that seller’s share (₹15 lakhs if equally divided). * You **file multiple Form 26QBs** — one for each seller. * Each form will mention the **full property value ₹60 lakh** but the **amount paid/TDS deducted will be per seller’s share**.
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### Why?
* The “Total Value of Consideration” field in Form 26QB is meant to show the **full consideration for the property** (for legal & tracking purposes). * The payment details (amount & TDS) must reflect actual amounts transferred to each seller.
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### Important notes:
* This is a common practice to avoid confusion with the property value while ensuring correct TDS for each seller. * Govt. clarification on this would definitely help standardize the approach.
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If you want, I can guide you step-by-step on how to fill the form for multiple sellers!