I had one question on TDS on Property - while buying from Builder a under construction property - Do we need to pay TDS for each installment of property under construction?Or we can pay it one time at the time of Registering property?
I had one question on TDS on Property - while buying from Builder a under construction property - Do we need to pay TDS for each installment of property under construction?Or we can pay it one time at the time of Registering property?
Thanks Poornima - on the same line assuming I have gone into agreement with builder for flat purchase of a under construction property in say Jan 2015.. And since then on regular intervals been paying to the demand note raised by builder. Not the specifics I was looking was - should I be paying TDS to govt with each payment made to builder ? Or I can pay TDS to govt at the end while I go for sale deed/ registration?
1.Is the sale consideration (agreed price for the property) >= 50 lacs?
-- How can we conclude this - In my case the agreement mentioned as below
...the purchaser approached the Vendors/Developer and expressed his desire to purchase Schedule "B"Property, which has fallen to the share of the developer for a sale consideration of Undivided share Rs. 30,00,000.00/- (Rupees Thirty One Lakh Ninety One Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty only) and construction cost Rs. 40,00,000.00/- (Rupees Forty Seven Lakh Eighty Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty only) which includes the Car Parking, BESCOM deposits, cost towards the amenities and existing VAT....
So in this case what can be considered as Sale consideration - 30L or 70L - and on which amount will the TDS be applicable.
Few notes : Builder is going to register property on value of 30L, Bank has approved loan on 10% of total amount (i.e 80% of 70L)
Hi Poornima - Thanks you very much this helps a lot - i have spent last two weeks on getting this cleared... the answer you have given is very crisp and to the point I was looking for.
Hi I have booked and apartment under construction and total value is Rs 1.1 Cr. I have to make payments based on progress and demad letter of builder. In FY 2016-17 the demand was Rs 30 L , FY 2017-18 it was 45 L. wheter TDS is required as the demand /payments is less than thresold level of Rs 50 L per year?
Thanks
CMA Poornima Madhava, If there are 2 Agreements that are executed for the purchase of a building under construction. For example:
1. For purchase of undivided portion of land (INR A < 50 lakh)
2. For construction of apartment over that land (INR B < 50 lakh)
However, A+B is more than 50 lakh. The individual stamp duty values are less than 50 lakh, In this case, do we need to pay TDS on the considered value?
Dear Govind Balan Sir,
1. If Total consideration of any immovable property is more than 50L then TDS need to deduct @ 1%
2. No deduction if "immovable property and the stamp duty value of such property, are both" less than fifty lakh rupees.
3. "immovable property" means any land (other than agricultural land) or any building or part of a building;
Due to above view you need to to deduct TDS on above transaction.
Hi, I am Narasimhan. I bought an under-construction apartment in March 2019 and registered the sale deed in October 2019 for full consideration value of Rs 73 lakhs payable in instalments. I have been deducting tds and filing 26QB for all past instalments. However, later due to some Scheme Offers, the Builders later, credited home loan interest on part of the consideration value, thus bringing down the total amount to Rs 67 lakhs. In view of this, I filed 26QB showing the payment as the last instalment for the balance amount and mentioned Stamp Duty Value as Rs 73 lakhs only. Queries: 1. What is the Stamp Duty Value to be mentioned now? 2. Can I deduct TDS @ 1% of the amount of last instalment or should I have deducted on the total of originally registered consideration value? 3. Will the IT Dept/AO question for short-deduction of tds against the full registered consideration value? There is no in built provision in form 26QB for justification. 4. Do I need to Correct 26QB? Shall be grateful for your guidance.
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