Hi all Purchase of one land & building value amount of Rs 5 crore to be paid to seller by cheque. but its guidline value (govt municipal value) to be registered the property is 6 crore. Now my query is which value to be considered for Tds deduction?
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This discussion clarifies the deduction of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) when purchasing immovable property. The key question is whether TDS should be calculated on the actual sale consideration or the higher stamp duty/government guideline value. Following amendments from the Finance Bill 2022, TDS is now applicable on the higher of the two values for transactions on or after 1 April 2022. This has implications for both the buyer in terms of TDS deduction and the seller regarding tax liability on the difference.
This issue is addressed by the finance bill 2022, wherein it is proposed to amend section 194-IA to state that TDS would be deducted on the sale consideration or stamp duty value whichever is higher. so if the transaction would take place on or after 1 April 2022, the TDS would be deducted on stamp duty value of INR 6 crores being higher than the sale consideration.
Accounting Norms is violated. Stamp Duty Value is ascertained not violating such norms. Do not segregate income tax from accounts. They are correlated.
One doubt in here in Form 26qb filing, my actual consideration is on 5 crores which I have to pay before Tds deduction, Tds deduction column what amount to be put? and what amount to be pay to seller after Tds deduction, if benchmark value is 6 crores
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