Q596. Sold property in India without 1% TDS deduction being made . . .

Question: Hi, I have sold my 30 yr old individual house on April 2013 . (Full payment received on April 2013) Do I need to worry about recent 1% TDS India Property sale ? Regards, Samrat Answer: If you sold your property on April 2013 and received full payment, I doubt if you have anything to worry about. The new 1% TDS on property valued at over Rupees 50 Lakh comes into effect from June 1, 2013. Salient features of this TDS The responsibility to deduct this TDS (tax) is of the buyer when making payment for his/her property purchase. Buyers are required to get the sellers PAN card number and deduct 1% TDS on property over Rupees 50 lakh. In case the seller does not have a PAN card, then the TDS to be deducted is 20% The buyer is responsible to send the deducted TDS amount to the Indian tax department. Buyer also needs to generate a TDS certificate which is called Form 16B (can be done on-line) and provide it to the seller within 15 days of the TDS deposit.
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Q596. Sold property in India

without 1% TDS deduction being

made . . .

Question: Hi, I have sold my 30 yr old individual house on April 2013 . (Full payment received on April 2013) Do I need to worry about recent 1% TDS India Property sale ? Regards, Samrat Answer: If you sold your property on April 2013 and received full payment, I doubt if you have anything to worry about. The new 1% TDS on property valued at over Rupees 50 Lakh comes into effect from June 1, 2013. Salient features of this TDS The responsibility to deduct this TDS (tax) is of the buyer when making payment for his/her property purchase. Buyers are required to get the sellers PAN card number and deduct 1% TDS on property over Rupees 50 lakh. In case the seller does not have a PAN card, then the TDS to be deducted is 20% The buyer is responsible to send the deducted TDS amount to the Indian tax department. Buyer also needs to generate a TDS certificate which is called Form 16B (can be done on-line) and provide it to the seller within 15 days of the TDS deposit.
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