Deduction of tds on transfer of immovable property (other th

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Statutory Framework : -

  • As per Finance Act, 2013, (w.e.f. June’13) TDS (1%) has to be deducted…. by Buyer of the Immovable Property (other than agricultural land) for value exceeding Rs. 50 Lakh.

 

  • As per Income Tax Rules, Agricultural Land coming under Notified Area would not be considered as “Agricultural Land” for the above said purpose.   

Case for Opinion : -

  • A (an agriculturist) entered into an Agreement for Sale with B (Non-Agriculturist) for sale of 4654 SqM of Agricultural Land (coming under Notified Area) and received 99% of consideration amount pending execution of Sale Deed.

 

  • Before execution of the Sale Deed with B…. A, with consent of B, sold 1299 SqM of that Agricultural Land to C (an agriculturist) through registered sale deed. Though, B was not a confirming party to the registered sale, major part of consideration is paid to B at the instance of A.    

 

  • TDS @ 1% has been deducted on entire consideration amount i.e. paid to A & B.

Query : -

While we deposit TDS payable on consideration paid to A & B, whether TDS is payable on behalf of

 

  1. A only…as Sale Deed is between A & C

 

  1. A & B respectively for their share … as directed by Seller - A
Replies (1)

How can A sale the property before execution of registered sale deed. Since registration is compulsory under sec.17 of Registration Act, therefore A has not willfully acquired the rights to sell it further. In your case it would be B because the rights have not been transferred. So B has to deposit the TDS.


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