TDS for Consultant/Contract Employee
RAM VISWANATHAN (CONSULTANT) (26 Points)
25 October 2008RAM VISWANATHAN (CONSULTANT) (26 Points)
25 October 2008
S.Srinivasaraghavan
(Chief Financial Officer and Co)
(11318 Points)
Replied 26 October 2008
Start your own firm to claim the benefits of business expenditure.
Ramakrishna
(Financial Executive)
(438 Points)
Replied 27 October 2008
Dear Mr.Diwakar Purohit!!
Please refer SO 890(E) dated 26.09.2000 wherein the service intended to be rendered by you i.e data analyst is covered under the IT enabled services for which TDS is attracted u/s. 194J of the IT Act.
Therefore, TDS at 10% is attracted in either way.
Any how, best wishes for floating your own independent firm.
Good Bye! Cheers!!
sanjeev
(Manager- Accounts/Tax/Finance)
(229 Points)
Replied 31 October 2008
Dear,
I wud suggest you to get tds deducted @ 10.00% plus surcharge and plus cess.
If you start your own firm only for this work then it would not be a wise decision as cost wud be very high which includes tax expense alos and other formalities for running the firm as well.
Moreover tax rate over firm is 30%+ SC+EC+HEC
Ramakrishna
(Financial Executive)
(438 Points)
Replied 02 February 2009
Dear Friend!
After TDS is being made from out of the payment due for you, the tax deductor is bound to issue you a TDS certificate in FORM 16A duly mentioning the details of total payment made by him, TDS deducted, its remittance to Govt., etc. In case, the dedcutor has not issued any such certificate so far, request for the same by now. Infact, the FORM 16A has to be issued within one month from the end of the month in which the deduction has been made for TDS. If the deductor is not willing to issue the said certificate even belatley, the matter can be brought to the notice of the local IT officer. IT law provides for penalty at the rate of Rs. 100/- per day of delay in the issue of the TDS certificate by the tax deductor.
Good Bye! Cheers!!