Tds on sale of imm.property

dear expertise, can we deduct tds more than 1% on sale of immovable prty
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This discussion clarifies whether TDS can be deducted at a rate higher than 1% on the sale of immovable property. While the general rule is 1% for sales over £50,000, exceptions exist, particularly for NRI sellers. Deducting more than the prescribed rate is permissible and won't cause issues with tax authorities, though it may tie up funds unnecessarily for the seller.

Why you want to deduct more than 1 percent, on sale of immovable property more than 50,00,000/-
Seller asking to deduct more,pzl

So, one should go by act or statement of seller??

If go by seller statement accordingly any problem???sir
I think you deduct the tds more than1 %
Yes sir, any probem

Only in case of NRI seller you can deduct more as per provision. 

No problem for the dept if you deduct and pay in excess. But it would be an unnecessary blockage of fund for the assessee.

Thank you all

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