Defuction u/s 194c

TDS U/S 194 C .
under which head the amount will be shown.
actually my client made sales to bsnl . they have deducted tax @ . 1%. on the amount of purchase since the value is more than rs.30000
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This discussion clarifies how to account for Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) under Section 194C when a client makes sales to BSNL. The TDS deducted by BSNL at 1% on purchases exceeding ₹30,000 should be treated as contractual receipts. This deduction reduces the receivables from BSNL, and the TDS amount itself is reported under current assets in the books of account.

Show the deduction as TDS deducted in BSNL account in books of account
194C is contractor receipts. You will show the transaction under Contractual Receipts

This will be considered as Direct income/Revenue from Operation/Sales in the books of accounts of the seller. 

Receivables from BSNL will reduce by the amount of TDS deduction.

TDS will be reported under the head current assets. 

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