Dear Members
If a assessee is paying interest on Loan after deducting tax & also paying salary to him below taxable limit. Should he lible to deduct TDS on salary as the total income is going higher than taxable limit?
Thanks in advance...
swohra (none) (537 Points)
30 March 2011Dear Members
If a assessee is paying interest on Loan after deducting tax & also paying salary to him below taxable limit. Should he lible to deduct TDS on salary as the total income is going higher than taxable limit?
Thanks in advance...
Pankaj Arora
(Learner)
(3134 Points)
Replied 30 March 2011
Your question is not clear assess is paying int. on loan after deduction tds & also paying salary to him... if assess is employee how can he deduct tds on int... after crossing exemption limit company is liable to deduct tds..
swohra
(none)
(537 Points)
Replied 30 March 2011
Sir assessee has an unsecured loan form the same person also..
swohra
(none)
(537 Points)
Replied 30 March 2011
Does company need to consider tds on interest also while calculating tds on salary?
nageswara rao
(accountant)
(22 Points)
Replied 30 March 2011
sir how to calculate tds on salary then reduce salary.
Madhusudan Kabra
(knowledge seeker)
(1779 Points)
Replied 30 March 2011
| Originally posted by : Sunil Ahir | ||
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Company needs to consider the Interest paid to Assessee, while calculating his Gross Taxable Income. So, TDS amount would be calculated on the basis of Salary Income as well as Interest on Loan. |
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Agreed
Ashish
(CA in Service)
(32 Points)
Replied 31 March 2011
TDS should be deducted only after considering the Interest Income. As u know, Other Income can be taken while calculating the Income Tax for the Assessee. As the payer in both case is a single person.
Considering this Interest income is also beneficial for assessee.
See, His Salary Income is less then taxable limit. and TDS on Interest income will be deducted at 10%.
Now for clearification,
Let his salary is 1,40,000 and Interest income is 1,00,000 so his TDS on Interest is 10,000.
Now his total taxable income is 2,40,000 and tax on it is (2,40,000 -1,60,000) X 10% is 8,000 only.
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