A company is showing salary payments to a chartered accountant working in it as consultancy charges, becuase the chartered acountant still holds the Certificate of Practice. Now company should deduct TDS considering these payments as salary or deduct u/s 194J?
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Salary paid shown as consultancy fees?
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Yes, since it is professional fees paid by the company, it shud deduct tds u/s 194J i.e. 10.3%.
Deduct TDS u/s 194J, otherwise it will create problem for both, company as well as CA too, as he is having a certificate of practice, he can not take salary.
Since the company is showing the salary payments as consultancy fees in its books, it is but natural that it deducts TDS u/s 194J to be on the safer side. I agree with the views put forward.
There is no other option available for company who is paying professional fees to CA. Have to deducte TDS u/s 194J.
ya ok with 194J :- salary has ne meaning at all in above cases
most of SIS company are opting same treatemnt and should be opt if alternates are avialable
194J i.e. 10.3%. professional fee
As stated if it is a professional fees TDS has to be deducted on monthly basis u/s 194J.
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