Sec 206 C 1(h)

tcs remittance to govt account after receiving the payment. While filing the etds q1 of FY2021-22 tcs rate was 0.75 because invoices raised in fy 20 -21.
we recd default notice for short deduction of tcs
can anyone clear the issue
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This discussion addresses a query regarding TCS remittance to the government account after receiving customer payments. The user received a default notice for short TCS deduction in Q1 of FY2021-22, as the TCS rate applied was 0.75% based on invoices raised in FY2020-21. The advice given is that if bills were booked on a receipt basis, they should be accounted for in the quarter they were issued (accrual basis) to correctly reflect the TCS rate applicable at the time of invoice.

It's because you have booked the bills on receipt basis. You have to include the bills FY 20-21 in the same quarter when the bills were issued ie. on accrual basis.
TCS remittance after receipts of the invoice amount, so we recd the invoice value including tcs which was raised in Mar,2021 ( @ 0.75%)

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