27 August 2015
While doing the Income tax return of my aunt who is working in a nationalised bank, I came to know via form 26 as that tax has been deducted u/s 194A for the amount 2,97,269/- (TDS 29,728/-) none of which is specified in form 16.
Total income after deductions according to form 16 is 4,66,150/-to which the TDS of 20,203/- is paid.
Now when the unspecified amount of 2,97,269/- is added to the income, the total tax to be paid is 80,015/- and after deducting the total tds of 49,931/- (20,203 from form 16 and 29,728 from 194A deduction) balance to be paid is 30,084/-
Is this because the 194A income was not specified in form 16 and thus when income slab increased, tax also increased?
27 August 2015
Both the deductors are independent of each other. under 194A the TDS seems to have been done at 10%, as per that section's requirement whereas the slab rate gets changed to 20% for the income exceeding 500,000