08 May 2018
As per Schedule 2 of the GST Act, renting out of an immovable property would be treated as a supply of services. It includes any property is leased out (or let out) including a commercial, industrial, or residential property for business. The TDS is applicable both on residential and commercial properties. It will be deducted by all lessees except individuals & HUFs (unless the individual or HUF required to get his accounts audited under Sec 44AB of the Income Tax Act.)
For an individual or a HUF, who are not required to get their accounts audited, the Budget 2017 has introduced a special provision. These individuals and HUF will have to deduct tax at source @5% at the end of the year or the end of the tenancy period if the monthly rent exceeds Rs. 50,000 . When the property is leased-out, the lessee of the property is required to deduct TDS. Under GST, there will no GST component on TDS.
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(Expert)
08 May 2018
Yes. Income tax is paid out of pocket. And GST is collected from the tenant and paid to Govt.