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Buying NRI property

Q: For buying NRI property is TAN essential to deposit the TDS?

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Hi everybody,
How to Deduct TDS on NRI Under Section 195?
Yogesh Kumar


Hi Yogesh,
Here are the list of steps one should follow while go for deduction of TDS:- 1) TAN- Before deduction of TDS under section 195, buyer should obtain TAN under section 203A of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

2) TDS under section 195 should be deducted at the time of making payment to NRI seller. It should be clearly mentioned in sale deed between NRI seller and buyer that TDS is deducted at specific TDS rate under section 195 and buyer will product TDS certificate to NRI Seller.

3) 3. TDS deducted by buyer should be deposited through Form No / Challan for TDS Payment on or before 7th day of next month in which the TDS is deducted.

4) TDS under section 195 can be deposited by the buyer only through banks authorized by Govt of India / Income Tax Department to collect Direct Taxes.

5) After depositing TDS, the next step for buyer is to electronically file TDS return by submitting form 27Q. The TDS returns are filed quarterly i.e. for TDS deducted during the quarter.
15th December 2015


Hi David,
But if the Buyer fail to deduct or deposit TDS under section 195 then buyer will be declared as Assessee in Default as per section 201 of Income Tax Act. All the tax dues including interest and penalty will be recovered from buyer by the income tax department. A buyer cannot claim ignorance ref to TDS provisions under section 195 while buying a property from NRI.
Yogendra,  Noida
15th December 2015


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To avail of TDS, TAN is essential at any point. When my sister was buying property in India she was confused about the taxation process, fortunately she invested with Mahindra lifespaces and they helped her with TDS and assisted her at every step. Investing with developers who offer special NRI services is a smart idea. I suggest you acquire your TAN sooner, before property prices shoot up.
Sunita Roy


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Yes TAN is essential.

TDS @1% is applicable, if you are buying a NRI property worth more than Rupee 50 lakh ( The 50 lakh amount is the actual amount being paid for the property, without applying any deductions for indexation).

The purchaser is responsible to submit the money withheld as TDS to the tax authority in India and should deduct 1% TDS from the amount paid for the property.

Now to deduct the 1% TDS, a TDS receipt has to be issued to show the amount of tax withheld. TDS receipts can only be issued by those who have a Tax Deduction Account number (TAN). So the purchaser of the property, will have to apply for and get a TAN from the tax department, they can then issue a TDS receipt to the seller for the 1% of the purchase price withheld as TDS.
Vasanth


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