Income Tax

Due date for payment of TDS on transfer of immovable property u/s 194IA extended to 30 days from existing 7 days-CBDT Notification 30/2016

Due date for payment of TDS on transfer of immovable property u/s 194IA extended to 30 days from existing 7 days-CBDT Notification 30/2016

CBDT Vide notification no. 30/2016 dated 29-04-2016 has amended Sub-rule (2A) of Rule 30 to permanently revise/extend the due date for Tax Deducted at Source under section 194IA on payment on transfer of immovable properties other than agriculture property.

The due date for payment of tax deducted has been extended to thirty days (from existing seven days) from the end of the month in which the deduction is made.

Under section 194IA of the Income Tax Act, 1961, any person being transferee (including a purchaser) who is responsible to pay to a resident transferor any consideration for the said transfer (sale) of any immovable property (except agricultural land) is required to deducted TDS @ one percent before making payment/credit of the said consideration.

The new revised due dates are applicable from 1st June, 2016

Share

Recent Posts

  • Prevention of Corruption Act

CBDT Instruction can not absolve persons to explain source of gold within limits specified – SC

Mere CBDT Instructions cannot absolve individuals of their obligation to explain the source and nature of their gold holdings, even…

2 days ago
  • ICSI

Empanelment of General Observers for ICSI Examinations December 2026. Last date 16.11.2026

Empanelment of General Observers for ICSI Examinations December 2026 ICSI has invited interested members to enroll as General Observers for…

4 days ago
  • Income Tax

ITAT address some important issues relating to deduction u/s 80IA

ITAT answers some important and inter-related issues relating to deduction u/s 80IA In a recent judgment, ITAT has dealt with…

4 days ago
  • Income Tax

Mere carry forward of loss can not be denied for belated return – ITAT

Carry forward of loss can not be denied for belated return, it is only the set off in subsequent year…

2 weeks ago
  • Income Tax

Sales duly recorded in books & VAT returns, can’t be held bogus without cogent adverse material

Where sales are duly recorded in books and VAT returns, to treat it bogus sales, AO must bringing cogent adverse…

2 weeks ago
  • Income Tax

ITAT allows Diwali expenses incurred by assessee as business expenses

Expenses to celebrate Diwali with staff creates a goodwill and, therefore amounts to expenses incurred for the purpose of business…

2 weeks ago