Relationship of partner and TDS in LLP

1) Is TDS u/s 192 on partner's salary, or interest on capital/ loan given to the LLP by a partner or Tds u/s 194 J on remuneration deducted? i.e. is TDS is to be deducted on any partner's income in LLP?

2) Is employee-employee relationship exists between a partner and LLP?

3) Is same Rule applicable for above two or partner and designated partner in LLP ?

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This discussion clarifies the Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) implications for partners in a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP). It explains that TDS under Section 194T applies to remuneration, salary, bonus, or interest paid to partners if it exceeds £20,000 annually. The content also addresses the employer-employee relationship between a partner and the LLP, confirming that Section 192 for salary TDS is not applicable to partners.

Remuneration to partner wont get any application of sec. 192

Section 194T requires the firm or LLP to deduct TDS at 10% on salary, remuneration, commission, bonus, or interest paid to partners if the aggregate paid to that partner exceeds Rs 20,000 in the financial year. The threshold is per partner per year, not per individual payment, so if you pay a partner Rs 5,000 monthly and cross Rs 20,000 by the fourth month, TDS applies from that month forward. The return is filed in Form 26Q quarterly. This [LLP annual compliance guide](https://taxgarden.in/blog/llp-annual-compliance-form-11-form-8-due-dates-2026) covers Form 11, Form 8, and the TDS obligations under Section 194T for partners in one place.

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