Rent payment per month exceeds 50000/- per month . Two owners are there
One Owner is Resident & another
Owner of the property is non resident.
1.Is Tds applicable ?
2.Do we need TAN ?
3.What if NRI has no PAN ?
These three queries are independent
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NRI Rent Payment vs TAN
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NRI must have PAN. Apply now
What is the share of NRI in the property? He accordingly should take proportionate rent after deduct ing 30% TDS (By tenanat)
TDS on Rent Paid:
Under section 195 of the IT Act, rent received by an NRI on property located in India, TDS at the rate of 30% of the rent paid should be deducted by the payer. The NRI receiving the rent can make a formal request to the jurisdictional officer for a lower TDS deduction
See the link pl
https://www.bankbazaar.com/tax/procedure-for-computing-income-tax-on-rent-for-nris.H T M L
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It's not combined question..Three are independent situations..
NRI has 50% share
NRI has 50% share
There is no requirement for an NRI to have a PAN.
TDS will be applicable @ 31.2 %.
You don't need a TAN.
You can make the TDS payments using your PAN and the non-resident' contact details and home country tax information through a challan created specifically for this purpose : 26QC.
We have tried 26QC but when you click the owner status as Non resident it is asking to go by Section 195 .
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