His company does not allow exemption for TDS at source.
My query are 2. 1) can company refuse not to allow TDS at source ?
2) We are left with claim the refund in filing the return, which will be in our hand after nearly 15 months. Does this come with any interest?
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This discussion addresses a situation where a son pays rent to his father, but the son's employer refuses to allow TDS exemption at source. The queries focus on whether a company can legally refuse this exemption and if there's any interest on TDS refunds claimed later. The advice clarifies that companies have a legal duty to deduct TDS and cannot make exceptions. It confirms that refunds, when claimed via an Income Tax Return (ITR), will include interest, which itself might be taxable as interest income in the subsequent assessment year.
My son is working with MNC.He is paying rent to me.His company does not allow exemption for TDS at source.My query are 2.1) can company refuse not to allow TDS at source ?2) We are left with claim the refund in filing the return, which will be in our hand after nearly 15 months. Does this come with any interest?
Do you mean the employer (of your son) is not considering rent paid by your son, thereby deducting excess tax at source?