Requirement of deduction of income-tax at source u/s. 194I of the IT Act--Payments of income by way of rent made to Government and entities whose income is exempt from income-tax under clauses (20) and (20A) of s. 10 of the IT Act--Regarding
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Deduction of tax at source on rent not required for government payees; exempt authorities need a certificate. Deduction of tax at source on rent payments is not required where the payee is the Government. For statutory authorities and local authorities whose income is exempt, tax need not be withheld on rent if the payer is satisfied of their exempt status on the basis of a certificate issued by the authority.
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Deduction of tax at source on rent not required for government payees; exempt authorities need a certificate.
Deduction of tax at source on rent payments is not required where the payee is the Government. For statutory authorities and local authorities whose income is exempt, tax need not be withheld on rent if the payer is satisfied of their exempt status on the basis of a certificate issued by the authority.
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