Tag: TDS
Finance Bill 2026 proposes statutory backing for CBDT circulars, making them binding on taxpayers responsible for TDS and TCS. Read implications for compliance and penalties.
Clause 74 of Finance Bill 2026 enables electronic filing and issuance of nil or lower TDS certificates under section 395, reducing compliance burden and delays.
Clause 75 of Finance Bill 2026 relaxes TAN requirements under section 397. Key relief for resident individuals & HUFs buying property and other specified TDS transactions.
Finance Bill 2026 introduces section 393(6A) allowing TDS non-deduction declarations to be filed through depositories. Understand scope, eligibility, and impact.
Clause 78 of the Finance Bill 2026 clarifies TDS on supply of manpower and aligns the definition of “authorised person” with FEMA for foreign asset remittances.
Clause 113 of the Finance Bill 2026 amends Schedule XIV to allow non-life insurers to claim deductions disallowed due to TDS defaults once tax is deducted and paid later.
Clause 78 of Finance Bill 2026 clarifies the meaning of “authorised person” and includes manpower supply within “work” for TDS purposes under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
Clause 77 of Finance Bill 2026 amends section 400 to make TDS/TCS guidelines binding on tax authorities and persons liable to deduct or collect tax.
Clause 72 of the Finance Bill 2026 amends section 393 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 to exempt TDS on interest to co-operative banks, MACT compensation, and streamline declarations.
Kerala High Court rules that employees remain liable for income tax if employer deducts but fails to deposit TDS with the government.