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TDS query for immovable property

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KALPESH JOSHI

215 Points Posted on 02 December 2021

I was filing FORM 26QB. I have doubt, for instance(imagine) I am buying land worth RS. 1000, TDS payable is 10rs on it hence i need to pay 990 rs directly to the seller bank account and deposit10rs TDS in his/her PAN thus making it a total 1000 RS deal.

Now while filing form 26QB the payment made by me in the bank of the seller will be 990 (check image ), and on it automatically it calculates 9 rs as TDS and not tds of 10 rs here TDS of 1 rs won't be paid. how to do in such a scenario?

and if I enter 10 rs as TDS manually. it shows error as such "Mismatch in Total Amount Paid/Credited entered"

In amount credited to the seller, which amount should we write ? 990 rs or 1000 rs (). if we write 1000 rs then in reality we only paid seller 990 and deducted 10 rs for

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Quick Summary

This discussion addresses a common query regarding TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) when purchasing immovable property using Form 26QB. The user is unsure how to accurately report the sale consideration and TDS amount when paying the seller directly. The advice clarifies that TDS should be calculated on the total sale consideration (e.g., Rs 1000), not just the amount paid to the seller after deducting TDS. Therefore, when filling Form 26QB, the total sale consideration should be entered, and the correct TDS amount should be paid to the government.

Tax is deducted on the sales consideration which is Rs 1000 in your case not on payment made by you after tax.. so show 1000 instead of 990 and pay tds 10.