04 July 2024
My property is valued at more than 50 lakhs, and I am paying the builder in installments with a loan. The builder requires me to complete the 26QB form and make an advance TDS deduction on future installments, along with providing Form 19B. We are 2 buyers Can you advise me on how to proceed and guide me through the process of filling out the 26QB form for TDS?
04 July 2024
As you are paying it in installment, so consider it in installment. If you wish to deduct total TDS in one go, you can go for Lumpsum, provided builder agrees.
04 July 2024
Property value is 52 lakhs and we are 2 buyers. Do I need to file 2 forms (26QB) for 2 buyers? What value should I put in Total Value of Consideration (Property Value)? What value should be put in Amount paid/credited currently (B)? What value should be put in Total stamp duty value of the property (C)?
04 July 2024
Property value is 52 lakhs and we are 2 buyers. Do I need to file 2 forms (26QB) for 2 buyers? What value should I put in Total Value of Consideration (Property Value)? What value should be put in Amount paid/credited currently (B)? What value should be put in Total stamp duty value of the property (C)?
04 July 2024
1. Yes. Two forms 2. If paid in lumpsum then 26 lakhs each 3. Amount paid would be same. 4. Stamp duty value is to be ascertain from Sub registrar office. See if builder has it.
06 July 2024
The Jodhpur bench of ITAT in Reetu Devi Nanecha, Bhilwara vs Ito Tds, Bhilwara in |ITA No. 118/Jodh/2021 has held that when the share of each joint buyer is less than Rs. 50 lacs then the joint purchasers are not required to make TDS u/s 184IA even if the total value of the property exceeds Rs.50 lacs. The relevant part of the judgment is as follows:
Para 2.4 We have heard the rival contentions and perused the materials placed on record. We notice that the assessee is an individual and as per facts of the case narrated before us and not disputed by the revenue authority, find that the assessee alongwith 3 other persons purchased an immovable property for a consideration of Rs.1.20 crores on 03-09-2014. The assessee paid 1/4th share of sale consideration i.e. Rs. 31.50 lacs. The AO treated the assessee in default applying the provisions of section 1941A of the Act by considering the purchase cost of Rs.1.26 crores. We notice that the provisions of Section 1941A of the Act are applicable where consideration for transfer of an immovable property is more than Rs.50 lacs. Since in the instant case, the consideration paid by the assessee is Rs.31.50 lacs, therefore, the provisions of Section 1941A of the Act cannot be invoked. Thus, we fail to find any merit in the ITA NO. 118/JODH/2021 SMT. RITU DEVI NANECHA VS ITO, TDS, BHILWARA findings of the ld CIT(A) and the same is set aside and the demand raised by the AO u/s 201(1) for non-deduction of Tax Rs.31,500/- and interest levied u/s 201(1A) at Rs.16,380/- is deleted. The effective issued in Ground No 1 as raised by the assessee is allowed.
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