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Article analyses Section 194R incorporating the clarifications of CBDT vide Circular No. 12/2022 dated 16.6.2022.

SECTION 194R – TDS ON BENEFIT / PERQUISITE TO RESIDENT BY PERSON HAVING INCOME FROM BUSINESS/PROFESSION

Applicable from

1.7.2022

Applicable to

Any person having income from business and profession except:

Individuals/HUF with turnover from business less than Rs.1 crore or profession less than Rs.50 lakhs in preceding financial year

Limit applicable

Rs. 20,000 in aggregate including the provision made in the period 1.4.2022 to 30.6.2022

However, provision of 1.4.2022 to 30.6.2022 not liable for TDS

Rate applicable

10%

Nature of payment for TDS deduction under Section 194R

Any benefit or perquisite provided in cash or kind paid to a resident

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Recipient

The entity to whom the benefit is given irrespective of whoever enjoys it such as director, partner, employee, relative, etc.

Time of deduction for TDS deduction under Section 194R

Prior to payment to recipient

 Discharge of TDS liability under Section 194R

Type of payment

Who will pay Due date of payment Proof of payment Amount on which tax to be deducted
Cash Payer 7th of the next month TDS Certificate Cash given
Kind or partly in kind and partly in cash Recipient

OR

Prior to receipt from payer Advance tax challan Fair Market Value of benefit/perquisite
Payer 7th of the next month TDS Certificate Fair Market Value of benefit/perquisite INCLUDING the amount of TDS paid

Fair Market Value of benefit/perquisite in kind

If purchased by payer then FMV will be purchase price

If manufactured by payer then selling price will be the FMV

Types of payments considered as benefit/perquisites

Payment type

Whether perquisite or not
Capital assets such as car, land, etc. YES
Sales discount/Cash discount/Rebates to customers NO
Free Samples YES
Offering more items at the price of fewer items NO
Incentives such as car, TV, phone, gold YES
Sponsoring vacations for recipient or his/her relatives YES
Providing free tickets to events YES
Medicine samples free to medical practioneers YES
Social media influencer if they retain the product YES
Social media influence if the return the product NO
Out of pocket expenses incurred by service provider with invoice in name of service RECIPIENT NO
Out of pocket expenses incurred by service provider with invoice in name of service PROVIDER YES
All Dealer GENERAL conferences to educate dealers/customers for new products, teaching sales techniques, addressing queries, reconciliation of accounts, etc. NO
Dealer conference for specific participants selected on the basis of achievement of targets, etc. YES
Leisure component of general dealer conferences YES
Expenses of accompanying family at general dealer conferences YES
Expenses of prior/subsequent stay of participants at general dealer conferences YES

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