Tax Articles

The Finance Bill 2021 introduced section 206CCA for a higher deduction of tax collected at source TCS. Similar to higher deduction of TDS, the Income Tax Department introduced section 206CCA for a higher deduction of TCS. What is Section 206CCA?...

Similar to TDS, many transactions require Tax Collected at Source (TCS) at the prescribed rate against the type of goods sold. The Income Tax Department mandates every taxpayer to furnish their PAN to the collector of TCS. This is simply...

The Finance Bill 2021 introduced section 206AB for a higher deduction of TDS. Before the Finance Bill, 2021 a higher deduction of TDS was covered in section 206AA for not furnishing PAN to the deductor of TDS. With the introduction...

Many transactions or payments made between two taxpayers involve the deduction of tax deducted at source TDS at the prescribed rate under different sections. Each relevant section involving TDS rates also prescribes the threshold limit and conditions. The most crucial...

What is Section 195? Section 195 of the income tax act mandates deduction of tax at source before making payments to a non-resident. It provides for deduction of tax on payments such as interest or any other sum chargeable to...

Section 194N of the Income Tax Act, 1961 is applicable on cash withdrawals from an account maintained with a bank or post office of India. The CBDT introduced section 194N through the Finance Bill 2019. The intent is to discourage...

During Budget 2020, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, recommended the addition of Section 194K to the Finance Act. This clause allows any resident individual to deduct the amount paid on mutual fund units, up to a certain limit. What is...

Applicability of Section 194J of Income Tax Act, 1961 Section 194J of the income tax act is applicable to every person, not being an individual or a HUF,  who makes a payment in respect of the services notified is under...