TDS on RENT paid 194I

Sir, I have a partnership firm we pay rent around 3lakhs per month of which the rent is paid to different parties which sum up to 3lakhs. My question is whether we are liable to deduct TDS or not as we are not paying rent to one party only?? kindly reply..
Note : in case of building..
Thank you
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This discussion clarifies the rules for deducting Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on rent payments for partnership firms under Section 194I. The key point is that TDS liability is determined by the total rent paid to *each individual party* annually, not the total rent paid by the firm. If the aggregate rent paid or payable to any single party exceeds £240,000 in a financial year, TDS must be deducted at 10% from that party's payment.

Liable to Tds .You must deduct tax on each party @ 10%..

No of parties is not a criteria to deduct tax but total rent per person per annum is relevant
For deduction of TDS u/s 194I, you only need to be confirmed that every land owner to whom you are with agreement to pay of more than 2.4 lakh rs., only that persons rent must be paid only after deducting of TDS.
There is no relation with YOUR total Rent payment accumulated for TDS.
If aggregate rent paid to any person exceeds rs. 2.4 lakhs then you are liable to deduct TDS if not there's no liability to deduct TDS
Aggregate of the amount of rent credited or paid or likely to be credited or paid during the financial year exceeds Rs.240,000/-.

It's total per annum and per person

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