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For March 2011 deposit TDS before April 30, 2011

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Today is April 7 and as a deductor you must be planning to deposit TDS for all payments made during March 2011.  Hold ! the rule has been changed and now the last date of deposit for such transactions is April 30.

For non government deductors , earlier tds on all payments made during March was to be deposited before 7th of April. For all provisional entries credited on 31st March, the last date of deposit was 31st May.

The amended rule does not distinguish between payment entries and provisional entries and the last date of deposit for all such entries is April 30

Notification 41/2010 dated 31.05.2010

Above Notification amended rules pertaining to deposit of tax, issue of tds certificate and filing of eTDS statement.

The above amendment was explained in detail in our Bulletin of June 1010. The same can be viewed by clicking the following link

http://fastfacts.co.in/bulletin/FFB_Jun10.pdf

The relevant extract of amended Rule 30 is reproduced below

30.

(1) All sums deducted in accordance with the provisions of Chapter XVII‐B by an office of the Government shall be paid to the credit of the Central Government ‐ (a)  on  the  same  day  where  the  tax  is  paid  without  production  of  an  income‐tax challan; and (b) on or before seven days from the end of the month in which  the deduction is made or income‐tax is due under sub‐section (1A) of section 192, where tax is paid accompanied by an income‐tax challan.

(2)  All  sums  deducted  in   accordance  with   the   provisions  of   Chapter XVII‐B by deductors other  than  an  office  of  the  Government  shall  be  paid  to  the  credit  of  the  Central Government ‐ (a)  on or before 30th day of April where  the  income or  amount  is  credited or paid in the month of March; and (b)  in any other case, on or before seven days from the end of the month in which‐      (i)  the deduction is made; or      (ii)  income‐tax is due under sub‐section (1A) of section 192.

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April 7, 2011 at 10:56 AM

New Validations : FVU 3.1

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NSDL has released FVU version 3.1 and FVU version 2.130 on March 18,2011

  • FVU version 3.1 is applicable for statements for the Financial Year 2010-11 and onwards
  • FVU version 2.130 is applicable for statements for the Financial Year upto 2009-10

New Validations

Separate flag for TDS transaction below threshold limit

  • Tax is not to be deducted in case amount paid/ payable to a deductee is below prescribed threshold limit. Example :  For Professional Fees threshold limit is Rs. 30,000.
  • However, when payment subsequently exceeds threshold limit, tax has to be deducted on the past payments made without tax deduction also

Example :

10-04-2010          Professional Fees to ABC Consultants     Rs. 20,000            No TDS

10-05-2010          Professional Fees to ABC Consultants     Rs. 5,000              No TDS

10-09-2010          Professional Fees to ABC Consultants     Rs. 15,000            TDS to be Deducted on 40,000

  • Earlier there were no clear guidelines for reporting such transactions below threshold. Some deductors were reporting such transactions in statements , others were not. Those who reported such transaction, received notice from income tax department citing this as case of short-deduction.
  • To remove such confusion , now it is required to report such transaction.
  • Transaction below threshold limit must have : “Y” in the column “Reason for non deduction /lower deduction” , 0.00 as rate of Deduction, 0.00 as Amount Deducted, 0.00 as Amount Deposited
  • Transaction where threshold limit is crossed and tax is deducted on past transactions also, rate has to be adjusted to show correct TDS amount. In the above example, it will be show as below

10-09-2010          Professional Fees to ABC Consultants     Rs. 15,000            TDS to be Deducted on 40,000

TDS on Rs. 40,000 @ 10% =  Rs. 4000

TDS Rate = 4000/15000 =  26.67%

New Fields

  • Mandatory to quote Mobile No. for deductor category other than Central govt. and State Govt.
  • Re-introduction of PAN reference no. field in deductee/collectee details. Value quoted PAN reference no. (Last PAN reference no.) will  not be considered as verification key

New Validations and additions in Form 24Q – Q4

  • Provision to quote the deduction under section 80CCF in salary details (applicable for 24Q Q4).
  • Surcharge’ amount in salary details  should be less than or equal to ‘Total Taxable Income’.
  • ‘Education cess’ amount in salary details  should be less than or equal to ‘Total Taxable Income’.
  • ‘Net Income tax payable’ amount in salary details  should be less than or equal to ‘Total Taxable Income’.

Changes in Correction Statements

  • Mandatory to provide section code irrespective of challan update.
  • Book entry flag to be provided in C5 correction (deductee/ collectee PAN update).

Acceptance of e-TDS/TCS statements in Pen Drive:

  • As of now, deductor has to submit eTDS statement on CD. That too must contain only one eTDS Statement.
  • Now it is possible to submit eTDS Statement in a Pen Drive.
  • The pen drive may contain multiple eTDS Statements
  • The TIN-FC will return the Pen Drive after accepting the statements

Written by fastfactsindia

March 21, 2011 at 11:08 AM

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