Sec. 194N

A person who regularly files ITR on time. The same person withdraw amount from his account more than 20 lakh but less than 1 crore. Is the bank deduct TDS despite regular return filing?
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This discussion clarifies the applicability of Section 194N of the Income Tax Act regarding TDS on cash withdrawals. It confirms that if a person regularly files their Income Tax Return (ITR) on time and withdraws between 20 lakh and 1 crore from their bank account, TDS will not be deducted under Section 194N. The key condition for TDS deduction is exceeding a withdrawal limit of 1 crore or more.

No, 194N is not applicable in this case.

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No, TDS not applicable
Bank can't deduct TDS u/s 194N.
No TDS is not applicable
No. TDS is not applicable since amount is not exceeding 1 cr

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