TCS on sale of bullion or jewellery?

Is TCS applicable on sale of bullion or jewellery?
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This discussion clarifies that Tax Collected at Source (TCS) is no longer applicable on the sale of bullion or jewellery from April 1, 2017, as per the Finance Act, 2017. However, sellers must be aware of Section 269ST, which restricts accepting cash payments of INR 200,000 or more in a single transaction or per day from an individual. It's advisable to accept cash payments below this threshold and the remainder via electronic bank transfers to avoid penalties.

Hi there,

As per the Finance Act, 2017 (FA2017) with effect from (wef) 1 April 2017 the provision of collection of tax at source (TCS) upon sale in cash of inter-alia bullion, jewellery among others is omitted.

Accordingly, there is no liability on the seller to collect tax at source upon receiving cash consideration on sale of bullion, jewellery irrespective of the amount of consideration.

Separately, here it is relevant to note that Section 269ST has been introduced in FA2017 wef 1 April 2017 providing for a restriction on acceptance of cash amounting to INR 200,000 or more inter-alia :-
in aggregate from a person in a day or
in respect of a single transaction

contravention of the provions of Section 269ST may attract penalty equivalent to the amount involved in the contravention.

Advisable-
1. No TCS required on sale of bullion, jewellery
2. Don't accept cash consideration of INR 200,000 or more in a single day from a person
3. Accept part payment in cash of less than INR 200,000 and balance through prescribed electronic modes through bank.

Regards
Well reply Mr Mohammed.

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