This document discusses tax deducted at source (TDS) requirements for various types of payments in India. It outlines that TDS is required for salaries (at a rate based on income level), interest on securities (at 10-20% depending on if listed), dividends (10%), lottery/crossword winnings over Rs. 5,000 (30%), payments to contractors over Rs. 20,000 (2%), professional fees over Rs. 20,000 (5%), and rent over Rs. 1,20,000 (15-20% depending on recipient). Exemptions from TDS requirements are provided for some government bonds and debentures, small value payments, and other specified cases.
This document discusses tax deducted at source (TDS) requirements for various types of payments in India. It outlines that TDS is required for salaries (at a rate based on income level), interest on securities (at 10-20% depending on if listed), dividends (10%), lottery/crossword winnings over Rs. 5,000 (30%), payments to contractors over Rs. 20,000 (2%), professional fees over Rs. 20,000 (5%), and rent over Rs. 1,20,000 (15-20% depending on recipient). Exemptions from TDS requirements are provided for some government bonds and debentures, small value payments, and other specified cases.
This document discusses tax deducted at source (TDS) requirements for various types of payments in India. It outlines that TDS is required for salaries (at a rate based on income level), interest on securities (at 10-20% depending on if listed), dividends (10%), lottery/crossword winnings over Rs. 5,000 (30%), payments to contractors over Rs. 20,000 (2%), professional fees over Rs. 20,000 (5%), and rent over Rs. 1,20,000 (15-20% depending on recipient). Exemptions from TDS requirements are provided for some government bonds and debentures, small value payments, and other specified cases.
This document discusses tax deducted at source (TDS) requirements for various types of payments in India. It outlines that TDS is required for salaries (at a rate based on income level), interest on securities (at 10-20% depending on if listed), dividends (10%), lottery/crossword winnings over Rs. 5,000 (30%), payments to contractors over Rs. 20,000 (2%), professional fees over Rs. 20,000 (5%), and rent over Rs. 1,20,000 (15-20% depending on recipient). Exemptions from TDS requirements are provided for some government bonds and debentures, small value payments, and other specified cases.
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TDS on salaries [Sec 192]
Any person responsible for paying Salaries (i.e. employer) is required to
deduct tax on the salaries payable by him. Tax is to be deducted at the prescribed rate applicable for P.Y. TDS is deducted after considering the following 198 1. If salary exceeds minimum non-taxable limit (Rs 1,00,000/Rs. 1,35,000/Rs. 1,85,000) 2. Value of perk is to be included in salary. 3. Employee can claim deduction u/s 80C, 80CCC, 80CCD, 80D, 80DD, 80DDB, 80E, 80G, 80GG and 80U. 4. Salary shall be rounded off in multiple of Rs 10 and tax in multiple of Rs 1 5. Income from any other heads if disclosed by assesses shall be considered 6. If employee was earlier employed somewhere else during the P.Y. then the present employer should consider the amount of income & TDS on that for computing the TDS on total income of employee 7. TDS shall be deducted on monthly basis. 15.3 TDS ON INTEREST ON SECURITIES TDS on Interest on securities [sec 193] Any person responsible for paying interest on securities shall deduct interest at the prescribed rates. Tax is to be deducted at the time of:- 1. Payment of interest or 2. Making interest due; which ever is earlier No TDS on following: - (a) 4 % National Defence bonds (b) National development bonds (c) 7 yrs National Saving Certificates (d) 6 % or 7% Gold Bonds (e) National Development Bonds (f) Debentures of Co-operative society No TDS on interest on debentures issued by a listed public company if following conditions are satisfied: - 1. Interest is paid by A/c payee cheque 2. Interest is paid to an resident Individual and 3. If interest is less then Rs.2, 500 p.a. 4. Debentures are listed in a stock exchange The rate of T.D.S is: 10% plus surcharge plus education cess - for Listed Debentures 20% plus surcharge plus education cess - for Non- Listed Debentures 15.4 TDS ON DIVIDEND TDS on Dividends [Sec 194] 199 The principal officer is required to deduct tax at prescribed rates on dividend (including Deemed dividend) payment to a resident individual shareholder (both preference & equity) No TDS on dividend paid by a Co in which public is substantially interested i.e. a public company, if following conditions are satisfied: - 1. Dividend is paid by an A/c payee cheque 2. Dividend is paid to a resident Individual 3. Dividend is less than Rs 5000 p.a. However from 1.6.97 no TDS is required in case of dividend paid by a domestic company. Thus this section is now relevant only for non-Indian company declaring dividend in India and domestic company declaring deemed dividend Now Indian Companies are required to pay corporate dividend tax @ 10% on dividends paid or declared u/s 115-O. The rate of T.D.S is 10% plus surcharge plus education cess. 15.5 TDS ON WINNING TDS on winning from lottery or crossword puzzle [Sec 194 B] Any person responsible for paying income on winning from lottery or crossword puzzle shall deduct tax @ 30% plus surcharge plus education cess. TDS is payable if the amount of winning exceeds Rs 5,000. Thus, no TDS on payment of Rs 5,000 or less. TDS on winning from Horse Races [Sec 194 BB] Same provisions as in lottery & crossword puzzle. Only difference is Rs 5,000 to be read as Rs 2,500. 15.6 TDS ON CONTRACTORS Payment to contractors and subcontractors [Sec 194 C] 1. If payment is made to an OR contractor. 2. Payment should be made as a part of contract. 3. Payment should be made by: a) Govt. f) Trust b) Local Authority g) A statutory cooperation c) Company h) A firm d) Co-Operative Society I) University established under Act e) Society j) Authority established under Act 4. Tax to be deducted if payment exceeds Rs. 20,000. 5. Tax to be deducted at the time of making due or making payment, whichever is earlier 200 6. TDS rate is 2 % plus surcharge plus education cess of contract amount (1 % in case of advertising contract) TDS on payment to Sub Contractors [Sec 194 C] 1. If payment is made to an OR subcontractor 2. Payment should be made as a part of contract 3. Payment should be made by any person, except HUF & individuals 4. Tax to be deducted at the time of making due or making payment. 5. Tax to be deducted @ 1% plus surcharge plus education cess of contract amount 15.7 TDS ON PROFESSIONAL FEES TDS on Professional or Technical Fees [Sec 194 J] 1. Payment should be made by any person, except HUF & individuals 2. Tax to be deducted at the time of making due or making payment, whichever is earlier. 3. Tax to be deducted @ 5 % plus surcharge plus education cess of total amount. 4. No TDS on payment made due before 1.7.95 5. TDS only if amount exceeds Rs. 20,000 15.8 TDS ON RENT TDS on Rent [Sec 194 I] 1. Payment should be made by any person, except HUF & individuals 2. Tax to be deducted at the time of making due or making payment, whichever is earlier. 3. Tax to be deducted @ 20 % plus surcharge plus education cess of total amount (15% in case payment is made to Individual or HUF) 4. TDS only if amount exceeds Rs. 1, 20,000
JOSE P. OBILLOS, JR., SARAH P. OBILLOS, ROMEO P. OBILLOS and REMEDIOS P. OBILLOS, Brothers and Sisters v. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE and COURT OF TAX APPEALS - G.R. No. L - 68118