Tds on marketing expenses

A Supplier make marketing to our products so this service applicable to TDS.

If possible
Whether 194C or 194J apply

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Mahendravarman
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Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies whether Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies to marketing expenses paid to suppliers. It explains that TDS is generally applicable, with the specific section depending on the nature of the service. Section 194C typically applies to contractors, while Section 194J is for professionals like advertising agencies or digital marketing experts.

Yes, the marketing services provided by the supplier to your products are liable for TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) under the Income Tax Act, 1961. The applicable TDS section would be: - Section 194C: This section applies to payments made to contractors or subcontractors for any work or services, including marketing services. However, if the marketing services are provided by a professional (like an advertising agency or a digital marketing expert), Section 194J might be applicable: - Section 194J: This section applies to payments made to professionals for their services, including marketing services. To determine which section applies, consider the following: - If the supplier is a contractor or subcontractor providing marketing services, Section 194C would apply. - If the supplier is a professional providing marketing services, Section 194J would apply. Please note that TDS rates and thresholds may vary depending on the

No tds on marketing it depends on the nature of contract.

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