Tds - urgent

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As per the finance act, 2017 do we need to deduct tds at 5% u/s 194IB along with 10% u/s 194I if the rent is 50K per month. Also does this apply to personal purpose or only commercial ?
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it is Only for commercial purpose

The Finance Bill, 2017 proposes to insert new section 194-IB to provide that an Individual or a HUF (other than those covered under clause (a) 85 (b) of section 44AB of the Act), responsible for paying to a resident any income by way of rent exceeding fifty thousand rupees for a month or part of month during the previous year, shall deduct an amount equal to five per cent. of such income as income-tax thereon. -

ok. it is cleared now. thank you so much

Personal, commercial whatever both it's attract.......

threshold limit for 194IB is 50000 per month and 50000 per annum as givenโ€‹ by mr. mayur

Effective from 1st June 2017, individuals & HUF not covered under tax audit would be subjected to TDS for rent payments if it is Rs. 50,000 or more per month.

Salient features:

  • Applicable only to individuals & HUF who are not under tax audit (under section 44AB)
  • This section is applicable from 1st June 2017
  • Tax Account Number (TAN) not required for the deductor
  • Applicable to monthly Rent of Rs. 50,000/- or above
  • TDS @ 5% if rent receiver is holding PAN, or otherwise TDS would be @ 20%
  • Deduction of Tax is to done in the last month of previous year (i.e. March) or in the month when the premises is vacated
  • Deposit to be made within 30 days from the end of month when tax was deducted. As an illustration, if deduction was in March, it should be deposited by 30th April or if deduction was in December, it should be deposited by 30th January.
  • The deducted tax is to be deposited in the newly introduced Form No. 26QC through electronic means to one of the authorized banks
  • TDS Certificate (Form 16C) is to be issued


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