This discussion clarifies TDS deductions under Section 194IA for property purchases. While the TDS amount of Rs. 50,000 is typically claimed as a refund by the seller, the query focuses on understanding the 'Total Amount Deposited Other than TDS' of Rs. 35,050. The consensus is that this likely represents advance or self-assessment tax paid by the buyer, who, as the deductor, needs to correctly declare the TDS in their own Income Tax Return (ITR) under Section 44AD.
09 March 2021
One of my client purchased a flat for Rs.50.00 lac and deducted 1% TDS u/s.194IA and deposited the same to the Central Govt. a/c. The 26AS form of my client shows the Total TDS deposited 50,000/- and Total Amount Deposited Other than TDS Rs. 35,050/-. I think, the refund claim against TDS of 50,000/- will be of Seller. But I could not understand " Total Amount Deposited Other than TDS Rs. 35,050/. Please guide me.