Tds on transfer of immovable properties w.e.f 01.06.2013

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From June 1st 2013, transfer by a resident of immovable property (other than agricultural land) where consideration exceeds Rs 50 lakhs would attract TDS @ 1% u/s 194 IA. The person is required to deduct tax and would not be required to obtain a Tax Deduction Account Number.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has come out with an online form for making TDS payment on property transactions.

This form requires mandatory quoting of PAN which is verified with the IT Department’s website. It also asks for address of the transferor and transferee along with the address of the property transaction.

Following details has been asked in the form :
1. PAN details of the Transferee
2. PAN details of transferor
3. Complete address details of Transferee
4. Complete address details of transferor
5. Address of property involved in transaction
6. Amount payable
7. Tax 1 % amount deductible /deducted 
The new form is available on TIN-NSDL and field with * sign is only mandatory.

To fill the form online, Click on the link below:
e-payment of TDS on Sale of  Property

 

 

Replies (2)

Simran

Please clarify that, how the transferor is going to claim the credit of TDS, whether transferree is going to issue any TDS certificate or there is some other way of claiming it.

Thanx Simran.

I would like to add that as per recent Notification No. 39/2013, Dated : May 31, 2013, it has been clarified that TDS U/s. 194IA on Immovable Property to be paid by Form 26QB and deductor will issue TDS certificate in Form 16B


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