Tds under 194c

If a company is having a car and it is giving that car for servicing for twice in a year....if the payment for a bill...its first bill if it exceeds 30k shall we have to deduct tds?????under 194c as a contract??????...
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This discussion clarifies TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) obligations under Section 194C for car servicing bills. If a single bill for car servicing exceeds £30,000, TDS deduction is mandatory, even without a formal contract. The deduction rate is 1% for individuals/sole proprietors and 2% for companies/firms. Remember to check if the bill segregates parts and labour, and note that a 20% TDS rate applies if PAN is not provided.

If it's contract then yes You can deduct TDS u/s 194C...

But,

Before that check out the billing which is seggregate the Materials (parts) and Services (labour)...
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1% for person/ proprietary, 2 % for co., / firm for contacts and 10% for rent
There may or may not be a contract but it is deemed to be payment made exceeding a bill of 30000/- single bill under 194C

And TDS @ 1% or 2% is mandatory.
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Yes.

When provisions of section 194C of the Income Tax Act gets attracted, the Deductor is required to deduct TDS at the following rates –

ParticularsRate of TDSPayment made / credited to an individual or HUF1%Payment made / credited to a person other than an individual or HUF2%

However, in case the PAN is not furnished, the Deductor would be liable to deduct TDS @ 20% i.e. at the maximum marginal rate.

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