Tcs on sale

if tcs is collected on sale then whats the treatment of this tcs for buyer.i.e claim it in income tax just like tds or anything else.plz guide...
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This discussion clarifies the tax treatment for buyers when Tax Collected at Source (TCS) is applied on a sale. The consensus is that buyers can treat the TCS amount similarly to Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). It should be recorded as a current asset and then claimed as a credit against their overall income tax liability.

TCS amount is current assets so we treat as before TCS amount
Sorry i didnot get u
Tcs is just like tds claim in income-tax return
Originally posted by : Jyoti Narang
if tcs is collected on sale then whats the treatment of this tcs for buyer.i.e claim it in income tax just like tds or anything else.plz guide...

You are right. Show such transactions under Current Assets and adjust the same against income tax liability (just like TDS).

Claim it like TDS and record in your books under current assets. 

 

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