Tds for proprietors

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A consultant is registered as a sole proprietor. He is not liable to get registered under Service Tax.

If he has to pay Professional Fee to another individual, is he supposed to deduct TDS at 10%.

If so, should he issue Form 16A with his individual PAN or Proprietorship's PAN? Pls. respond. 

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an individual who's accounts r nt required to audit is exempt from tds provisions....
if u r requird to get accounts auditd dn yes u hv to deduct tds @ 10% nd u qoute pan of indivdual or of proprietorshp its nt significnt either cn b quotd....

1) As for as proprietorship is concerned there is no separate PAN. You have to use his Individual PAN only.

2) Sec 194 J will apply for individuals who are liable to tax audit during the previous year.


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