Deduction of tds
Mohammad Adil (Accountant) (64 Points)
14 December 2015Mohammad Adil (Accountant) (64 Points)
14 December 2015
Ruchi
(CA)
(1410 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
CA Prateek Garg
(CA in Practice)
(1447 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
If total amount PAID or LIKELY TO BE PAID for the whole of FY exceeds Rs. 1,80,000/- then you must deduct TDS. Limit of 1,80,000/- shall apply for each recipient separately.
In case these are monthly or quarterly bills then the billing for entire year will definitely surpass Rs. 1,80,000/- hence you should deduct TDS
However if there won’t be any further billing then no liability to deduct TDS
(Note: I am assuming that all these bills are from same person)
Prateek
(Partner)
(143 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
If the amount of rent paid/credited during the financial year does not exceed Rs. 1,80,000, then no TDS is required to be deducted. If the amount of rent paid/credited or likely to be paid during financial year exceeds Rs. 1,80,000 then TDS is to be deducted on whole amount.
https://taxadda.com/income-tax/tds-tcs/tds-on-rent-sec-194i/
Ankit Taprania
(CA FINAL )
(542 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
ashish
(article)
(151 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
CA Rizwan Saifi
(Founder @ CharteredHelp)
(117 Points)
Replied 14 December 2015
Dear,
TDS is required to be deducted @ 10% if amount exceeds or likely to exceeds 1,80,000/- during a financial year...
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