Applicability: This shall be effective 1st July’21
TDS Rate:
- 0.1% on amount exceeding Rs 50L
- 5% if PAN is not furnished
When to Deduct?
- Assessee deducts while paying for the goods purchased
- Aggregate value of goods purchased exceeds Rs.50L in the previous year
Deduction by Whom?
- Tax shall be deducted by the buyer whose total turnover from business exceed Rs 10Cr during the immediate previous year
Consequences of non-deduction by Purchaser:
- The value of Purchase transactions on which TDS is not deducted will be subject to 30% disallowance
Clarifications:
- TDS to be deducted on advance payment as well
- TDS to be deducted on basic amount only, i.e. not on GST value
- If on a transaction TCS is required under section 206C(1H) as well as TDS under section 194Q, then in respect of that transaction only TDS under section 194Q shall only be carried out
Example: Mr. Todi purchases goods worth Rs 1Cr for his business. Mr. Todi shall track purchases from each supplier and shall deduct TDS @ 0.1% as soon as purchase exceeds Rs 50 lacs. In above case, first Rs. 50L of purchase shall not be subject to TDS and on rest Rs. 50L TDS under section 194Q will be deducted i.e. Rs 5,000. For rest of all the transactions during the year TDS will be deducted for each purchase transaction.
- This section shall only apply if turnover of Mr. Todi exceeds Rs 10Cr during immediate previous year
- If the supplier does not furnish his PAN, then TDS rate shall be 5% and not 0.1%
Authored by – CA Anushka Saraogi
Coexistence of TDS 194Q and TCS 206C(1H) after Budget of 2021