TDS On Transfer Of Certain
Immovable Property Where Property Is Transferred By Non Resident
A
transferee of Immovable Property is required to deduct TDS while making payment
to Transferor on payment for transfer of Immovable Property.
Section
194IA of Income Tax Act, 1961 specifically deals with Tax Deducted at Source
(TDS) on certain Immovable Property where Transferee makes payment to RESIDENT
Transferor. However, where the transferee makes payment to NON-RESIDENT Transferor
of immovable property, Transferee is required to deduct TDS under section 195
of Income Tax Act, 1961. In such cases, prevailing Income Tax is required to be
deducted from the amount of payment.
Who
need to deduct TDS
Any
person (transferee) responsible for paying a sum for transfer of an immovable
property to Non-Resident Transferor
Threshold
limit for Applicability
There
is no threshold limit for applicability of tax deduction on payment being made
to non-resident transferor of the immovable property.
When
to Deduct TDS
TDS is
required to be deducted:
1) at the
time of credit of such sum in account of the transferor or
2) payment
of such sum in cash or by cheque or draft or any other mode
whichever
is earlier.
Rate
of TDS
Rate
of Income tax (TDS) to be deducted shall be 20% or 30% depending on holding
period of the immovable property by NON-RESIDENT Transferor.
Responsibility of
Purchaser of Immovable Property
- Deduction of TDS shall be at 20%/30% on payments being
made to NON-RESIDENT transferor
- Need to obtain Tax Deduction Number (TAN) for
himself
- Pay TDS by 7th of Next month in Government
Account
- File TDS return in form 27Q
- Download TDS certificate in form 16A.
Time-limit for deposit of TDS in Government A/c
·
TDS deducted in a month is required
to be deposited within a period of seven days from the
end of the month in which the deduction is made
TDS Return
·
TDS return is required to be filed quarterly:
TDS Certificate
- TDS certificate is required to be issued in form 16A within 15 days after filing of TDS return in Form 27Q.
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