Actor D. Sivakarthikeyan has successfully received a refund of £12.60 lakh from the Income Tax department. This resolution followed a writ petition filed in 2022 after the department had previously recovered over £91 lakh from his bank account due to TDS mismatches. The issue stemmed from the producer's failure to remit Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) as per their agreement, but the matter was amicably settled, leading to the refund.
In a recent legal victory, renowned actor D. Sivakarthikeyan has successfully secured a refund of ₹12.60 lakh from the Income Tax department. The resolution comes after a writ petition filed by the actor in 2022 was disposed of by the Madras High Court, which recorded the Income Tax Departments subm
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FAQ :
D. Sivakarthikeyan received an income tax refund of £12.60 lakh.
The refund was issued after a TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) discrepancy was resolved. The Income Tax Department had previously recovered funds due to the producer's failure to remit TDS.
Sivakarthikeyan had a written agreement with Aadnah Arts for a total consideration of £15 crore for his role in a movie, inclusive of GST. The producer was responsible for paying GST and remitting TDS.
The Income Tax Department initially recovered £91.16 lakh from Sivakarthikeyan's bank account in February 2022.
Sivakarthikeyan filed a writ petition in the Madras High Court in 2022 seeking a refund.
The issue was resolved amicably between the parties before adjudication, with the producer making all necessary payments, and the Income Tax Department agreeing to refund the disputed amount.