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Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) on payments by broadcasters or television channels to production houses for production of content or programme for telecasting
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TDS on broadcaster payments: contracts transferring copyright treated as work contracts subject to withholding, rights purchases treated separately. Withholding on broadcaster payments depends on contract character: production of content per broadcaster specifications with transfer of copyright constitutes work and is subject to TDS applicable to work contracts, whereas payments for acquisition of telecasting or broadcasting rights in already-produced content do not constitute such work and are not subject to that TDS provision, though they may be liable under other withholding provisions.
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TDS on broadcaster payments: contracts transferring copyright treated as work contracts subject to withholding, rights purchases treated separately.
Withholding on broadcaster payments depends on contract character: production of content per broadcaster specifications with transfer of copyright constitutes work and is subject to TDS applicable to work contracts, whereas payments for acquisition of telecasting or broadcasting rights in already-produced content do not constitute such work and are not subject to that TDS provision, though they may be liable under other withholding provisions.
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