194IA Tds on purchase of property from Non resident

26QB is not applicable if seller is NRI .

What will be the remedy?
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When purchasing property from a Non-Resident Indian (NRI), the standard 26QB form for TDS deduction may not be applicable. In such cases, the purchaser is required to obtain a TAN number and deduct TDS as per existing Income Tax sections. The deducted TDS must then be uploaded via a TDS return. Failure to do this can lead to the NRI seller's TDS credit being rejected in their 26AS statement. If you encounter issues, it's advisable to consult a tax professional.

Purchasers to get TAN no deduct TDsAs per existing IT sections upload tds return . NRI who is seller get rejected in his 26 AS

For rejected read reflected

Tds payment itself not happening

Purchaser has to deduct TDS if seller is NRI . Contact tax consultant if any issues

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