Master in Accounts & high court Advocate
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Posted on 02 May 2025
When making the last installment payment and following the system's prompts: Steps Taken
1. *Chosen "Yes" for Last Installment*: Indicating that this is the final payment.
2. *Entered Previously Paid Value*: Accurate reporting of previous payments.
3. *Chosen "No" for Stamp Value vs. Sales Consideration*: Indicating that the stamp value is not higher than the sales consideration.
4. *Paid Last Installment Amount*: Final payment made. TDS Calculation - The system calculates TDS on the total amount paid, including previous payments and the last installment. -
You've paid TDS on previous installments and are paying TDS on the last installment only. Avoiding Short TDS Paid Notice To avoid potential short TDS paid notices: -
*Verify TDS Calculation*: Ensure the system calculates TDS correctly based on the last installment amount only. -
*Double-Check Payment Details*: Confirm that all payment details, including previous payments and TDS amounts, are accurately reported. -
*Consult Tax Professional*: If unsure, consult a tax professional to review the payment and TDS calculation process. Best Practices -
*Accurate Reporting*: Ensure accurate reporting of all payments and TDS amounts to avoid discrepancies. -
*Timely Payments*: Make timely payments to avoid potential penalties or notices. By following these steps and ensuring accurate reporting, you can minimize the risk of receiving a short TDS paid notice [6].