tds and 26as

160 views 4 replies
we are a company and we do business of giving loans. the interest gets attracted towards TDs and we claim it.
but there are some party which file TDs returns only on payment of interest and we show interest on accrual basis..how can we claim TDs if income is on fy 2015-16 but payment is done in fy 2016-17 hence TDs is visible only in next year 26 as... so how should we show income and TDs.
Replies (4)
the other party is not following the provisions property....

book entry or payment which ever is earlier applies for this and he will get a notice also on less deduction.

you don't change the process for him you do it on accrual basis and discuss with the other party to change their practice
thanks a lot for reply. but how can I claim TDs in this case
in this case he has to change the practise or else you have to pay the tax....
okay if they are not changing the practice then what we have to do??
my solution says to take income in one year and TDs of the same in another year when he pays us the money.
will this be a good way out??

Leave a Reply

Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies

Click here to Login / Register  

Company
Featured 24 June 2026
HEAD - AUDIT AND TAXATION

A R JADHAV AND ASSOCIATES

Mumbai

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 24 June 2026
ARTICLE ASSISTANT

BHUPINDER SHAH AND COMPANY

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details
Company
04 June 2026
Semi Qualified CA

Goyal Puneet & Associates

New Delhi

CA Final

View Details
Company
09 June 2026
Accounts Associate

S Madan and CO

New Delhi

Graduate (Any)

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 31 May 2026
Article Assistant

KPRS And Associates

New Delhi

CA Inter

View Details
Company
01 June 2026
Audit, Taxation & Compliance Executive

R P S K & Associates

Nashik

CA Inter

View Details
Company
24 June 2026
Senior Account (VA Client Operations)

Karbon Business

Bengaluru

CA Inter

View Details
Company
ARTICLESHIP 24 June 2026
CA Article Trainee

Rahul Dang & Associates

Pune

CA Inter

View Details