26QB Filling for Joint Buyes

This discussion clarifies how to fill out Form 26QB when there are multiple buyers for a property. It explains that the sale value reported should be the actual value paid by each buyer, not the full property value. For instance, if two sellers sell a property for £1 crore, each seller should report £50 lakhs. Similarly, if two buyers have a 50% share each, the reported property value will be £50 lakhs, with TDS calculated on their proportionate share.