NRI Selling property in India

My assesses buying property from an NRI is he liable to deduct tax u/s 194 IA...??
NRI doesn't hve any PAN in India in this case what is the procedure to deal with it.....??
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When purchasing property from a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) in India, buyers are liable to deduct Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) under Section 195 of the Income Tax Act, not Section 194 IA. The NRI seller must obtain an Indian PAN card to file their Income Tax Return (ITR) for capital gains assessment. If the seller does not have a PAN, applying for one is necessary, and they should also open an Indian bank account. Tax officers determine the deduction rate, with surcharge and cess applied additionally. Tax is indeed payable on property located in India when capital assets are transferred.

No. He is liable to deduct TDS u/s. 195 of IT act.

Seller needs to obtain PAN as he is required to file ITR for capital gain assessment.

PAN is a must for the NRI seller. It's easy to apply and also ask seller to open an Indian Bank Account for.

Thanku so much Sir...🙏

You are welcome. ... 

Also, in case of lower deduction,please not that the officer only prescribes the tax rate. Surcharge rate and cess shall be additional.
Obviously it's applicable pan is based in India. property situated in India . tax is liable to be paid on property situated in India when there is a transfer of capital asset.
Sec 195 of income tax act is applicable.

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