Tds on payment to facebook
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harcharan singh
(Querist)
20 August 2012
Our company is making a payment to Facebook through a process in which we have given our credit card details to them and they deduct amount in Rs from it as per clicks on our ad.
The invoice is raised by facebook company registered in IRELAND daily and invoice is in INDIAN RUPEES.
Whether TDS needs to be deducted on this payments? if yes under which section and which rate as this company obviously doesn't have a PAN number.
The invoice is raised by facebook company registered in IRELAND daily and invoice is in INDIAN RUPEES.
Whether TDS needs to be deducted on this payments? if yes under which section and which rate as this company obviously doesn't have a PAN number.
Hemant Kumar
(Expert)
20 August 2012
Dear Harcharan ji .. you have not mentioned that what services or other things have been provided to you by facebook company in your query.
So this is not a clear question..
give more details, then we can give answer of your query.
So this is not a clear question..
give more details, then we can give answer of your query.
SANYAM ARORA
(Expert)
20 August 2012
I think Tds need to be deducted u/s 194 c @ 2 %
harcharan singh
(Querist)
20 August 2012
Dear Hemant,
We are advertising on Facebook. Facebook shows our logo on some pages and whenever someone clicks on our add we are charged on pee click basis.
We are advertising on Facebook. Facebook shows our logo on some pages and whenever someone clicks on our add we are charged on pee click basis.
Praveen Kumar Rathi
(Expert)
21 August 2012
According to definitions given in charging section 195, no TDS need to be deducted.
Hemant Kumar
(Expert)
22 August 2012
It is not taxable in india and tds is not required to be deducted at source u/s.195.
harcharan singh
(Querist)
22 August 2012
Dear Hemant,
I need some more clarity on this as in this case how do we determine that the income is not taxable in India.
This company has its registration in Ireland and the advertisement is on its website who's server is also not in India so can this be sufficient to prove that income doesn't deem to accrue in India and is not taxable.
I need some more clarity on this as in this case how do we determine that the income is not taxable in India.
This company has its registration in Ireland and the advertisement is on its website who's server is also not in India so can this be sufficient to prove that income doesn't deem to accrue in India and is not taxable.
Praveen Kumar Rathi
(Expert)
22 August 2012
Yes, Mr. Harcharan you are right.
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