Accounting treatment of TCS collection from supplier bill

Accounting treatment of TCS collection from suppplier
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This discussion clarifies the accounting treatment for Tax Collected at Source (TCS) from supplier bills. The recommended approach is to record the purchase value as usual and recognise the TCS amount as an asset, similar to TDS receivable. This is because the TCS credit will appear in your 26AS statement, allowing it to be used for future income tax payments, effectively treating TCS as an advance tax payment.

Account purchase value as usual, and recognise the tcs amount as an asset same as we used to recognise tds receivable, as the tcs credit will be reflected in 26AS and the same can be used to pay income taxes
TCs is nothing but Advance payment of tax in firm of TCS

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