Govind Inani (Business) (203 Points)
10 March 2010One of my client was auditable for F.Y.2007-08 for the very first time. And in next year i.e. F.Y.2008-09, he was aware at the begining of the year that his turnover will not exceed 40 lakhs this time. And his turnover came to 30 lakhs for F.Y.2008-09. Now in F.Y. 2008-09, he has made a payment of interest of Rs 120000 to an individual.
Whether he was required to deduct TDS on this interest payment for F.Y. 2008-09 ?
Vivek Angrish
(Manager Finance & Accounts)
(232 Points)
Replied 10 March 2010
Yes, the Co. is required to deduct TDS on the payment of Rs. 120000/- made to an individual
CA Anshu Agarwal
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(1832 Points)
Replied 11 March 2010
if interest is paid/ payable during the previous year exceeds Rs.10000, there is liability to deduct tax at sourse.
individual / HUF, not required to deduct tax at source from the interest paid/ payable, provided such individual/ HUF was not liable to get account audited u/s 44AB in the immediate preceding Previous year.
so in this case, the payer is liable to deduct tax at source.
Govind Inani
(Business)
(203 Points)
Replied 15 March 2010
Now in the above case interest is paid to his son and his son has got income below the exemption limit but has not obtained the no tds certificate and also he did not opt for 15G. Whether Income tax officer has got power to waive this ?
Shikha Sharma
(Chartered Accountant)
(311 Points)
Replied 15 March 2010
Though the son's income is below taxable limit, it is the obligation of the assessee to deduct TDS. The son can later file a return for claiming refund of TDS.
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