26 March 2014
Two payments are made to the contractor in a financial year:- 1. Rs. 45000/- 2. Rs. 25000/- Should TDS be done on Rs. 45000/- as single payment exceeds Rs. 30000/- ? Or should TDS not be done as total payments does not exceed Rs. 75000/- ? Clarify under below two situations : 1. There are two separate bills for the above respective payments. 2. There is only one bill of Rs. 70000/- but payment made as above.
26 March 2014
Deepak if the contractors r issuing 2 invoices i.e, Rs. 45k & Rs. 25K, then deduct TDS on Rs. 45K only(if PAN is not quoted & the contractor is one party) coz. it crosses the limit of Rs.30K, & if same invoice is issued of Rs. 70K(45+25) then no TDS, coz Limit of 75K does not cross.
26 March 2014
single 30k : payment or account credited or aggregate 75K : payment or account credited whichever is earlier in order to hit 194c 1.payment is made before account is credited (i.e. you are making advance payment) 45k then tds attracted as single pymt is >30k irrespective of separate bills are raissed. However if you have raised two separate bill so as it remain less than 30k and if you make pymt 45k in consolidation then tds is not attracted. 2. as one bill is credited with 70k, tds provisions gets attracted irrespective of payment thereafter.
26 March 2014
Sir, what if it is a construction contract and firstly a bill is raised for 75% of work done for Rs. 45000/- and later a bill for 25% work done Rs. 15000/-?
26 March 2014
in first case tds attracted as bill raised (account credited >30k). in 2nd case tds not attracted as bill is less than 30k also aggregate volume is less than 75k. once max cap 75k exceeds deduct tds on all transaction which fall under 194c.
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