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  Coverage:

Overview of TDS

  • Introduction

  • Overview of TDS Provisions

  • Consequences of Default

  • Overview of TCS Provisions

  • TDS Chart

  • Law and Procedure Questions

 

Payer's Duties

  • Introduction and Registration

  • Deduct Tax as per the Provisions of the Act

  • Pay the Tax to the Government within Stipulated Time (S. 200 And Rule 30)

  • Issue Certificates of the TDS to the Payees within Stipulated Period (S. 203, Rule 31)

  • Furnish various forms, Returns and Statements (S. 197A, S. 206, Rules 29C, 33, 36, 36A, 37 and 37A)

  • Illustrations

 

Payee's Duties

  • Introduction and Credit for TDS

  • Liability of Payee and Rate of Deduction and DTA Agreements

  • Nil or Lower Deduction

  • Illustrations

  • Case Laws

 

TDS at NIL or Lower Rate

  • Introduction

  • Self Declaration (s.197A r.w. Rule 29C)

  • Self Declaration Questions

  • Certificate from the Assessing Officer [ S.197 r.w.Rule28(1), 28AA, 28AB and 29 ]

  • Circulars and Case Law

 

Salaries (S.192)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct tax and Type of Income or Payment

  • Type of Payee, Exemptions, When to Deduct and At what Rate

  • When to Pay to the Government, Which Challan, Where to deposit Tax and When to Issue TDS Certificate

  • Dematerialization of TDS Certificate and Which form for issuing TDS Certificate

  • When to file Quarterly Statements, How to file Quarterly Statements, Procedure for deduction at Nil / Lower Rate and When the Credit of TDS will be granted

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Case Laws Part - 1

  • Case Laws Part - 2

  • Case Laws Part - 3

  • Illustrations

 

Interest on Securities (S.193)

  • Introduction

  • Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL / Lower Rate

  • When the Credit of TDS will be Granted

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Illustrations

 

Deemed Dividend (S.194)

  • Introduction

  • Who is to Deduct tax

  • Type of Income / Payment covered

  • Type of Payee & Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for deduction at NIL/lower rate

  • When  the  credit of TDS will be granted to payee

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Case Laws

  • Illustrations

 

Interest other than Interest on Securities (S.194A)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered and Type of Payee

  • Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL / Lower Rate

  • Credit of TDS to recipient of income 

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Case Laws

  • Illustrations

 

Winning from Lotteries or Crossword Puzzles (S.194B)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted, Relevant Circulars and Illustrations

 

Winnings from Horse Races (S.194BB)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted and Relevant Circulars

 

Payments to Contractors or Sub-Contractors (S.194C)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct tax and Type of Income or Payment

  • Coverage of S. 194C

  • Type of Payee, Exemptions, When to Deduct and At what Rate, When to Pay to the Government, Which Challan and Where to deposit Tax

  • When to Issue TDS Certificate, Dematerialization of TDS Certificate and Which form for issuing TDS Certificate

  • When to file Quarterly Statements, How to file Quarterly Statements, Procedure for deduction at Nil / Lower Rate and When the Credit of TDS will be granted

  • Relevant Circular Part - 1

  • Relevant Circular Part - 2

  • Relevant Circular Part - 3

  • Illustrations

  • Case Laws

 

Insurance Commission (S.194D)

  • Introduction

  • Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted

  • Circulars and Illustrations

 

 

Payments in Respect of Deposits under NSS (S.194EE)

  • Introduction

  • Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at Nil / Lower rate

  • Payment in Respect Questions

 

Commission, Remuneration etc. on Sale of Lottery Tickets (S.194G)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted

 

Commission and Brokerage (S.194H)

  • Introduction and Who is to deduct Tax

  • Type of Income / Payment covered

  • Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted

  • Circulars, Case Laws and Illustrations

 

Rent (S.194I)

  • Who is to Deduct Tax

  • Types of Income or Payment

  • Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction and Credit of TDS

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Case Laws

  • Illustrations

  • Case Studies

 

Fees for Professional & Technical Services (S.194J)

  • Introduction

  • Type of Income / Payment covered

  • Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances

  • Procedure for Deduction at NIL/Lower Rate and When the credit of TDS will be granted

  • Relevant Circulars

  • Illustrations

  • Case Laws

 

Payment of Compensation on Compulsory Acquisition of certain Immovable Property (S.194LA)

  • Introduction, Who is to deduct Tax, Type of Income / Payment covered, Type of Payee and Exemptions

  • Compliances and Procedure for Deduction

  • Illustrations and Case Laws

 

TDS from Payments to Non - Residents

  • TDS us 195 and Other TDS Provisions

  • Persons Liable to Deduct Tax under s195

  • Payees Covered us 195

  • Some Fundamental Principles

  • Payment in Kind...Exemptions

  • Sums not chargeable to Tax for NRI

  • Income taxable under Act but not under DTAA

  • Concept of Make Available in the DTAA

  • Payment by a Branch to its HO

  • Payment for Property & Rent & Freight

  • Timing of Tax Deduction us 195

  • Rate for TDS

  • Scope of S 195(2)

  • Appeal against the Order us 195 (2)

  • Grossing up of Tax S 195A

  • Who can make reference to AO us 195(3)

  • Prescribed Form for Application us 195(3) & 195(5)

  • Consequence of Non or Short Deduction

  • Refund of Tax Deducted us 195

  • Prescribed Form for Certificate & Order us 195(2)

  • CA Certificate...Documentary Evidences

  • Procedure for Refund of Tax Deducted us 195

  • Payment for Design and Drawings

  • Know-How & Standard Telecom Facility

  • Use of Satellite and Underwriting Services

  • Reimbursement of Expenses

  • Market Research and CPU located outside India

  • e - Commerce Transaction

 

Interest & Penalties

  • Introduction

  • Interest

  • Penalties

 

Prosecution

  • Introduction

  • Prosecution in case of Artificial Persons and HUFs

  • Other Points

 

Non-Deduction of Expenses

  • Introduction and Section 40(a) (i)

  • Section 40(a)(ia)

  • Some Common Points

  • Section 40 (a)(iii)

 

Filing of Quarterly Statements & Form 15H and Form 15G

  • General - Introduction

  • General - TIN System

  • General - Relevant Forms and Due Dates and Mode of filing

  • Preparation of e-TDS Return - Manner and Data Structure

  • Preparation of e-TDS Return - Steps

  • Preparation of e-TDS Return - FVU and Precautions

  • Furnishing of e-TDS Return to TIN-FC - Locations and Manner

  • Furnishing of e-TDS Return to TIN-FC - Furnishing Revised e-TDS Return

  • Acceptance and Verification

  • Filing of Form 15H and Form 15G

 

Checking of Credit of Payment

  • Introduction and TAN based Credit

  • PAN based Credit

  • Do's and Don'ts

 

TDS Chart

  • TDS Chart