The following conditions should be satisfied for claiming deduction under section 80D. Assessee should be individual or HUF (whether resident or non-resident) Payment is made for The assessee himself, spouse, parents or dependent children of assessee in case of individual Any member in case of HUF Payment is made out
TDS Payment Due Date Month Due Date April 7th May May 7th June June 7th July July 7th August August 7th September September 7th October October 7th November November 7th December December 7th January January 7th February February 7th March March 30th April The due date for payment
If you are making payment to Google Ads or Facebook for advertisement then you are required to deduct TDS under section 194C of income tax act. You have to first check whether you are falling under section 194C or not. Now the question arises how one can deduct tax from
Sometimes we are required to make the changes in the TDS challan paid. Department has provided various ways in which you can make the changes in the challan paid which are as follows: – Online (For OLTAS challans) By Bank (For Physical Challans) By Assessing Officer (For Physical and Online
Applicability Section 194IA is inserted by Finance act 2013 and is applicable from 01st of June , 2013. A person who is purchasing any immovable property (other than agricultural land) from a resident is required to deduct TDS @ 1% from the amount payable in this behalf. TDS is not
A complete guide to file form no. 61, 61B and 15CC. The use of these forms are Form 61 – Filing of details regarding form 60 Form 61B – Statement of Reportable Account under sub-section (1) section 285BA of the Income–tax Act, 1961 Form 15CC – Quarterly statement to be furnished by
Legal representative/heir of the deceased person is require to file the income tax return on his/her behalf. In most cases, spouse or eldest son/daughter assumes the status of legal representative or heir unless will mention another person to be executor or administrator of the estate. As per Section 159 of
Deductor can request a refund for excess TDS deposited by him via TRACES for the financial year 2007-08 onwards. An online utility is available for the Forms type 24Q, 26Q, 26QB, 26QC, 27EQ & 27Q. Checklist for filing raising refund request via TRACES for Form 26B Digital Signature should be
If you don’t know what is depreciation then you can read about it here – What is depreciation and common methods/types of depreciation. Basics of Depreciation Depreciation is allowable as expense in Income Tax Act, 1961 on basis of block of assets on Written Down Value (WDV) method. Depreciation on Straight
Rates has been changed for financial year 2017-18 and onwards. Now the maximum rate of depreciation is 40%. S No. Asset Class Asset Type Rate of Depreciation 1. Building Residential buildings except hotels and boarding houses 5% 2. Building Hotels and boarding houses 10% 3. Building Purely temporary