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SANJAY MISHRA (Assistant Manager Accounts)     27 August 2010

TDS on service charged by Travel Agent

Sir, My Query is that if i book my air ticket with Travel Agent. They raise one bill like this.

Air Ticket Charges             Rs 1,00,000/-

service tax                            Rs       600/-

Service Charges                 Rs       300/-

Total                                      Rs  1,00,900/-

Please advise me I deduct the TDS on Service Charges Rs 300/- how can i treat it is Professional Charges, Commission or brokerage or Contract Charges. 2 Question is that i deduct the TDS on RS 300/- or Rs 100900/-.



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pankaj Kumar (Sr. Finance Executive-Taxtation)     27 August 2010

Dear Sanjy

1. Rs 300 Service Charges would be Your Indirect Expense it's Not treated as commission or brokegare.

2. TDS deducted on Rs. 100900/-  

 

 

SANJAY MISHRA (Assistant Manager Accounts)     27 August 2010

Dear Pankaj

I want to know that i deduct the TDS under which catagory i.e

TDS on Professional Charges

TDS on Commission

TDS on contractor

SANJAY JOIL (LAW STUDENT)     27 August 2010

I think you will have to deduct tax on RS.300 only  subject to other provisions of section 194 of Income Tax Act 1961.  Rs. 100000/- is the cost of ticket, hence that is not the income of that travel agent.  Service tax is also not  taxable.  Only charges  taken by him are taxable if exceeds the limit of  5000 u/s 194H  or  u/s 194C (30000)   Pankaj Kumar sir, please clarify the which section is applicable in this case.

 

) Tax Deduction at Source from Payments other than Salary

 

(A) Summary of TDS Rates w.e.f 01/07/2010:

 

a) In the case of Payments to Resident: 

Section

Heads of Income

When to Deduct Tax at Source

TDS Rate

194-A

Interest other than interest on securities

When the aggregate of payments exceeds Rs.5000/- in a financial year.

10%

194-C

Payment / credit to contractors

Individual Payment Exceeds Rs.30000/- or Aggregate of payments exceeds Rs.75000/- in a financial year.

 

 

   - being Individual or Hindu Undivided Family

 

1%

   - being any person other than Individual or Hindu Undivided Family

 

2%

  194-D

Insurance Commission (Including corporate agents and insurance brokers)

When the aggregate  payments during the financial year exceeds Rs.20000/-

10%

  194-H

Commission or brokerage (not being insurance commission referred to in section 194D)

When the aggregate  payments during the financial year exceeds Rs.5000/-

10%

  194-I

Payment of Rent

Aggregate of payments exceeds Rs.180000/- in a financial year.

 

- Rent of plant, machinery or equipment.

 

2%

- Rent of land, building, furniture & fittings

 

10%

 194-J

Fees for professional or technical services

Aggregate of payments exceeds Rs.30000/- in a financial year.

10%

 

Note:

 

(1) Levy of Surcharge, Education Cess and Higher Secondary Education Cess has been discontinued by Finance (No.2) Act, 2009 at the time of TDS from payments other than payment of salaries to any resident.

 

                (2) Non-quoting of PAN

                As per the provisions of Section 206AA introduced by the Finance (No.2) Act, 2009 tax is deducted at a higher rate of 20% in case the deductee fails to quote its PAN or quotes incorrect PAN to the deductor at the time making payment. Hence it is advisable to instruct all the deductees to quote the correct PAN in all the correspondences. 


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