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TDS 455 views 7 replies

The Company received a bill of 90,000/-, in which laobor expense is 20,000 and rest is material cost. In this Bill my query is that, whether TDS limit is cover or not ?

Because in this bill labour expense is only 20,000, for checking the limit whether material amount is to be considered or not? Kindly provide any case laws and reference to this query,

Reply fast, Its URGENT!!

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TDS will apply to this transaction as it exceeds the monetary threshold of 30000 for individual transaction and 75000 annually, provided the cost of mtaterial is not mentioned in the bill separately.

So check the bill if the cost of material is mentioned separately or not. 

I am Already Mentioned out that the break up of bill of 90,000/- are 20,000 labour and 70,000 material.

So as per answere your explanation  TDS is not deducted,

Kindly Provide answer with eviddence

I think TDS will not apply  as the job amount is only 20,000

satisfying both the condition 

1.single bill not exceed 30000

2.total bill amount not exceed 75000 during a year .

note: the bill should clearly differentiate the material amount and job amount.

Ajay 

If 2 different bills are received.. i.e 1 for labour and another for material then no TDS will be applicable.. However if you have received a single bill of 90,000/- the TDS u/s 94 C will be applicable

Originally posted by : Aanya

If 2 different bills are received.. i.e 1 for labour and another for material then no TDS will be applicable.. However if you have received a single bill of 90,000/- the TDS u/s 94 C will be applicable

agree with Aanya, if there is single bill then it is assumed full bill is for contract. it doens't effect that whether there is separtation of detail or not. There is one bill so deduct TDS on full amount
 

As per section 194C if material value & labor value is separately disclosed on bill TDS will be attracted on labour amount only provided it exceeds the limit, othrwise not shown separately TDS on entire value is attracted.

Dear Phalgun

as per circular no 715 dt 8-8-1995 reimbursement can't be removed from bill for TDS

on this Delhi Bench of Income tax Appellate tribunal decided in ITO vs Dr Willmar Schwabe India (P) Ltd 2005 that if there is one combined bill then TDS will be charged on full

 

So in this case TDS will be charged on full bill


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