TDS on Non-Salary Payments – Good Practices

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We are sharing with you some insights on good practices related to tax deductions for non-salary related payments:

  •  Based on the type of payment, make sure the Section is properly determined
  • For each Section, be aware of the threshold limit applicable for exemption of deductions
  • Check out the percentage of tax to be deducted
  • This percentage may vary for individuals and non-individuals – check it out
  • Percentage may not be the same for all months in a financial year – be careful
  • Make sure deductions are done on time – delayed deductions also attract interest

Click Here to view the latest TDS / TCS Chart with associated information.

Hope you have found this useful.

3 thoughts on “TDS on Non-Salary Payments – Good Practices

  1. V S TANEJA

    SIR
    TDS BE SCRAPPED AND GOVT MUST HAVE FAITH IN TAX PAYERS WHO WILL PAY ADVANCE/SELF ASSESSMENT TAX BUT UNFORTUNATELY GOVT HAS MORE FAITH IN DEDUCTORS.
    DEDUCTORS DO NOT COMPLY WITH ANY RULES AND THEY DEDUCT TDS AND NOT DEPOSIT IN GOVT. A/C FOR MONTHS TOGETHER TO ENJOY FREE MONEY.THEY DO NOT ISSUE TDS CERTIFICATES.FOR NON-COMPLIANCES BY DEDUCTORS,REGULATORS BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR VIOLATIONS.CBDT MAY THINK OF ALTERNATE ARRANGEMENTS IF DEDUCTORS DO NOT MEND THEIR WAYS

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  2. mani

    I am a tax payer coming under the 5% slab. But the TDS on interest i receive from my fixed deposits are levied @10%. Will it results in excess payment of tax? Can i request banks not to deduct tax by submitting Form 15 G and include them in my tax return and pay tax in the respective slab?

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