194Q TDS on Purchase of GoodsA Buyer needs to deduct TDS under sec 194Q when he purchase goods from resident seller.
Calculation of TDS - If invoice is with GST and mentioned separately - TDS on Taxable Value - If invoice having only amount and no mention of tax - TDS on full invoice value - If in case of purchase returns - TDS can adjust against next purchase from the same seller - If in case Replacement of goods - no adjustment required 194Q Not applicable on - Recognized Stock Market Transactions and Power Exchanges - on State / Central Government - any bodies exempt from sec 10 of income tax act (not partly exempt bodies). If any department of government carrying a commercial business - 194Q applies If not carrying business - not applicable You need to deduct TDS either: 1. When you record the amount in the seller’s account, or 2. When you make the payment to the seller (in any way, like cash, cheque, bank transfer), Whichever happens first. If you pay an advance to a seller for goods, you need to deduct TDS on the advance amount at the time of payment, as per the rule: TDS is deducted at the earlier of - When the amount is credited to the seller’s account, or - When the payment is made. TDS is deducted at the earlier of - When the amount is credited to the seller’s account, or - When the payment is made. If you are looking for Practical Oriented Training on TDS Returns, Capital Trainers Hyderabad is the best choice for you. We will provide real time practical training on TDS Returns like TDS Payments, Challans and Quarterly Filings 24Q, 26Q, 27Q, 27EQ etc. by Experts.
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