Tax deduction at source: deductors must withhold at prescribed rates; treaty rates may reduce withholding; lack of PAN raises withholding. Any person making a specified payment must deduct income-tax at the appropriate rate at the time of payment: residents under the Third Schedule, ... Summary
Tax deduction at source: deductors must withhold at prescribed rates; treaty rates may reduce withholding; lack of PAN raises withholding.
Any person making a specified payment must deduct income-tax at the appropriate rate at the time of payment: residents under the Third Schedule, nonresidents under the Fourth Schedule; where a government-adopted international agreement provides a rate, the lower of schedule or treaty rate applies; failure by the deductee to furnish a permanent account number triggers a higher withholding rate tied to statutory noncompliance.
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