TDS On Purchase of Goods: Analysis of Section - 194Q of Income Tax Act, 1961 R V K S and Associates Chartered Accountants
TDS On Purchase of Goods: Analysis of Section - 194Q of Income Tax Act, 1961 R V K S and Associates Chartered Accountants
TDS On Purchase of Goods: Analysis of Section - 194Q of Income Tax Act, 1961 R V K S and Associates Chartered Accountants
R V K S and Associates
Chartered Accountants
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Applicability
S.no Particulars Details
:
1 Objective It mandates the buyer to deduct the TDS for paying
any sum for purchase of any* goods
2 Person liable to deduct Person (whose turnover exceeds ₹ 10 crores during
TDS the Previous
` financial year) paying any sum or
(“The Buyer”) income or amount paid or payable to the Seller
3 Amount on which TDS to Any sum or income or amount paid or payable to
be deducted the Seller exceeding the prescribed limit
4 Prescribed Limit ₹ 50 Lakhs for each seller per year
5 Rate of Deduction 0.1% of sum exceeding ₹ 50 Lakhs
6 Effective date of Inserted in finance Bill, 2021 and the same is
implementation applicable from 1st July, 2021.
*Any goods includes – Capital or Revenue
goods
Gross Total
Receipt Sales Turnove
s (or) (or) r
Buyer
means a Whose Exceeds
Person ₹ 10
Crores
**Gross Receipts, Sales or Turnover (Excluding
GST) of Previous year of the buyer shall be
considered
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Rate of Deduction of TDS Time of Deduction of TDS
At the time of
• 0.1% of purchase credit of such
PAN value exceeding ₹ 50 At the time of
sum to the
lakhs of each seller payment
account of the
seller
• 5% of purchase value
No exceeding ₹ 50 lakhs
PAN of each seller
Whichever is
earlier
* The TDS u/s. 194Q is applicable to transactions covered u/s. 206C(1H) [TCS on Sale
of goods] subject to limitation of Turnovers specified under the respective sections.
If the buyer fails to deposit the TDS with the Govt. within the due
date then Interest on late payment @ 1.5% per month from date on
which tax is deducted to date of actual payment u/s 201(1A)
• If a transaction attracts both TDS u/s 194Q and TCS u/s 206C(1H) then TDS to be
deducted u/s 194Q. This has been emphasized in Second proviso to section
206C(1H) of the Act that the provisions of this section will not apply, if the buyer is
liable to deduct TDS under any other provisions of the Act.
• The Purchase value shall be calculated only after considering purchase returns
value.
• Buyer need to obtain the information as required u/s 206AB to deduct the TDS at
higher rate or at the normal rates.
• For e.g. if goods dispatched on 25 th January, 2021 and received on 10 th February, 2021 –
then the buyer has to account the same in the month of February and will deduct TDS in
February and will deposit the same before 7 th March, 2021.
• Buyer shall have an evidence showing that he received goods late as it may affect the
TDS compliances in the case of Delays.
• Buyer has to ensure that GST credit claimed and TDS deducted month must be same
and Buyer has to deduct the TDS on gross value of purchase (excluding GST)