TDS SHULB BE DEDUCTED

Dated 03/09/21 we have received a Service invoice (for Welding Charge) Rs.45500+GST(18%)=53690.00 , some items work problem purpose party issue a Credit note  dated 29/09/21 against this  which value Rs. 5000+GST(18%)=5900.00.

Now My Question is TDS 2% (94C) should be  Deducted against which Taxable amount  Rs. 45500   OR 

(45500-5000=40500)?

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Quick Summary
This discussion concerns the correct taxable amount for TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) under Section 94C for a welding service invoice. An initial invoice of Rs. 45,500 plus GST was issued. Subsequently, a credit note for Rs. 5,000 plus GST was raised due to some issues with the work. The core question is whether the 2% TDS should be calculated on the original invoice amount (Rs. 45,500) or the net amount after the credit note (Rs. 40,500). While ideally, it should be on the net amount, the time gap between the invoice and credit note can sometimes influence this, though deducting on the net amount is often considered for convenience.

Ideally on 40500. But if there is bigger time gap between the invoice and credit note, then deduction is generally done on 45500
For the convenience sake just deduct on net amount.

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