Tax Collected at Source under Goods and Services Tax Act 2017 and under Income Tax Act, 1961.
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Class or classes of buyers to whom provisions of sub-section (1D) of section 206C shall not apply. 37CB. (1) The provisions of sub- section (1D) of section 206C in relation to sale of any goods (other than bullion or jewellery) or providing any service shall not apply to the following class or classes of buyers , namely:-
The provisions for filing of TCS returns are laid down under rules 31AA of Income tax Act 1961 and for TDS under rule 31A of Income Tax act 1961. The recent amendment vide Notification no 30/2016 dt 29th April 2016 has made changes to Rule 31A of the Act, however, similar changes has not been made in the provisions of Rule 31AA of the Act.
Due date for filing Quarterly TDS/TCS statement for Q1 (April to June) of FY 2016-17 is July 31, 2016 for all the categories of Deductors/Collectors. Do submit quarterly TDS/TCS statement on or before due date to avoid late filing fee under section 234E of Income Tax Act. In order to locate the nearest TIN Facilitation […]
Vide Finance Act 2016, tax at source is required to be collected by a seller at the rate of 1%, if consideration for goods/services in cash exceeds INR 2,00,000/-. The said provisions have raised a lot of flak considering the ambiguity involved in the drafting and forced CBDT to issue time to time clarification on various issues involved. This article tries to capture and compile all the possible questions revolving the aforesaid provisions and best possible answers to such issues.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS UNDER INCOME TAX ACT WHEN SELLER OR SERVICE PROVIDER RECEIVED CONSIDERATION MORE THAN Rs. 2 lakh. 1. TAX COLLECTION AT SOURCE : With effect from 1st June, 2016, Finance Act 2016 has amended section 206C of the Income-tax Act to provide that the seller shall collect tax at the rate of one per […]
Krishna, the government has brought the provision of TCS (Tax Collected at Source) on sale of every product or service in income tax and everywhere a debate or discussion on it is going on. What exactly is there in this TCS provision?
PAN will be required to be quote on invoice / bill at the time of Sale or purchase of any goods or services if a transactions above Rs. 2,00,000/- regardless of the mode of payment (weather in cash or cheque). Where buyer is a minor, in that case PAN of his father or mother or guardian, as the case may be, on the invoice / bill of the said transaction, shall be quote.
CBDT after representation from various stake holders has issued Circular No. 23/2016 dated 24.06.2016 regarding clarity of applicability of Section 206C(1D) on transactions where sale consideration received is partly in cash and partly in cheque. Question Clarification Whether Tax Collection at Source under section 206C(1D) at the rate of 1% will apply in cases where […]
In order to curb the cash economy, Finance Act 2016 has amended section 206C of the Income-tax Act to provide that the seller shall collect tax at the rate of one per cent from the purchaser on sale in cash of certain goods or provision of services exceeding two lakh rupees.
Question 1: Whether tax collection at source under section 206C(1D) at the rate of 1% will apply in cases where the sale consideration received is partly in cash and partly in cheque and the cash receipt is less than two lakh rupees. Answer: No. Tax collection at source will not be levied if the cash receipt does not exceed two lakh rupees even if the sale consideration exceeds two lakh rupees.
