Rule 86B and income tax paid

Respected Sirs,

As you know, one need not to pay 1% GST in cash if in p/y it has paid income tax more than Rs.1,00,000/-

my query is that paid in above sentence is in cash or adjusted through tds also.

means.. last year me humne 3 lakh income tax pay kia jo tds se adjust ho gya.. aur kuch refund bana..

rule 86b applicable or not on us this year,???

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This discussion clarifies the application of Rule 86B concerning the 1% GST payment in cash. The key question is whether income tax paid via TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) counts towards the £100,000 threshold that exempts businesses from this rule. The consensus is that if your total income tax paid (including TDS adjustments) exceeds £100,000 in the previous financial year, Rule 86B is not applicable, regardless of whether the tax was paid directly in cash or adjusted through TDS.

According to me tds is deducted and paid from my income by some other person so it should be allowed
Goods value,service value donot have any relationship with TDS of Income tax return.But ur earning income from which will b calculated for TDS purpose of Income tax.

Rule 86B not applicable as you paid Income Tax more than Rs 100000

Siri am gst registered,sales more than 50lacs 

 

 

Tcs/tds rs 200000

Refund 164000

Rule 86B is applicable aur not

 

 

 

 

 

It is Applicable since net income tax paid is less than 100000

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