TDS

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Dear expert members,

We are professionals and charge our clients group companies as professional fees under three bills in favour of M/s. X, Y, Z. However, the bill amount in each case does not exceed Rs. 20000/- i.e. 15,000/-, 10,000/- and 5000/- (annual charges) but deductions were made in respect of TDS @ 10%. 

Please throw some light on whether such deductions are tenable?

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you can not deduct deduct TDS if the single bill does not cross threshold limit 30,000/- u/s 194J

Originally posted by : Pankaj Arora

you can not deduct deduct TDS if the single bill does not cross threshold limit 30,000/- u/s 194J

agrree with Pankaj....

TDS u/s 194J is to be deducted if the aggregate amount of payment made/credited or likely to be paid/credited exceed 30,000/- in a financial year (from 1.7.2010).

It was 20000 previously.

Still TDS should not be in ur case...

& even if it has been deducted... no worry...you can claim set off against ur income tax liability in return


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