Tds on interest

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Mr x given loan to xyz partnership firm , xyz generally credits interest to parties at the end of year or at the time of clearance of loan amount,  when xyz liable to deduct tds on interest ? at the end of march/settlement date  or   for every quarter because tds returns to be filed on every quarter?

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If M/s XYZ files return quaterly then tds is to be deducted quaterly or at the most at the year end TDS Provision is to be made.

If  XYZ credits interest at the end of the year than tds is to be deducted at the end of the year.

tds on payment or credit we earlier..........

Originally posted by : Nilesh

If  XYZ credits interest at the end of the year than tds is to be deducted at the end of the year.

Tax is to be deducted at source at the time of credit to the payee’s account or on accrual of the payment at the end of the accounting year or at the time of payment in cash or by cheque or draft or by any other mode, whichever is earlier.

TDS Liability to deduct applies :

1. Interest credited to Party's A/c

2. Payment to Party.

whichever is earlier

so in ur case xyz firm credits interest to parties on last date of year so TDS liability to deduct will arise on 31st March,but if if xyz firm made payment to Mr. x against Interest before 31st March, then TDS deduction liability will arise on payment date.

Originally posted by : chaitanya
Mr x given loan to xyz partnership firm , xyz generally credits interest to parties at the end of year or at the time of clearance of loan amount,  when xyz liable to deduct tds on interest ? at the end of march/settlement date  or   for every quarter because tds returns to be filed on every quarter?

at every march intermediate years and final on the date of payment. 

Same answer as given by Pulkesh mehta.

Liability mto deduct arises on credit  to party in books of account or payment which ever is earlier.

Accordingly, liability arises in the year end in the case given by you, as interest is credited at year end.

Mr X, I'm presuming, is the partner of the firm. If the firm, XYZ, credits interest to the partner, in that case, in my opinion, no TDS is to be deducted !!


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