Section 194LBA – Certain Income from units of Business Trust

Section 194LBA of the Income Tax Act, 1961 has been inserted with effect from 1st October, 2014. The provisions of the same are explained hereunder –

The Income covered under Section 194LBATime of DeductionRate of Deduction
Nature of Income: Income distributed by Business Trusts referred to in Sec 115UA, being of a nature referred to in Section 10 (23FC) or section 10 (23FCA).

 

Income payable to: Business Trust pays to its unit holders being a resident.

 

Deductor: Business Trust is liable to deduct TDS.

Earlier of the following –

·         Time of credit of payment to the account of the payee; or

·         Time of payment in cash or draft or cheque or any other mode.

10%
Nature of Income: Income distributed by Business Trusts referred to in Sec 115UA, being of a nature referred to in Section 10 (23FC).

 

Income payable to: Business Trust pays to its unit holders being a non-resident or to a foreign co.

 

Deductor: Business Trust is liable to deduct TDS

Earlier of the following –

·         Time of credit of payment to the account of the payee; or

·         Time of payment in cash or draft or cheque or any other mode.

Sec 10(23FC)(a)-5%

 

Sec 10(23FC)(b)-10%

Nature of Income: Income distributed by Business Trusts referred to in Sec 115UA, being of a nature referred to in section 10 (23FCA).

 

Income payable to: Business Trust pays to its unit holders being a non-resident or to a foreign co.

 

Deductor: Business Trust is liable to deduct TDS

Earlier of the following –

·         Time of credit of payment to the account of the payee; or

·         Time of payment in cash or draft or cheque or any other mode.

Rates in Force (i.e. 30%)

 

Section 10(23FC)

Any income of a business trust by way of—

(a) Interest received or receivable from a special purpose vehicle; or

(b) Dividend [referred to in sub-section (7) of section 115-O].

Section 10(23FCA)

Any income of a business trust, being a real estate investment trust, by way of renting or leasing or letting out any real estate asset owned directly by such business trust.

∼Authored by – CA Anushka Saraogi

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