Surcharge on tax deducted at source applies from enactment; non compliance before public announcement will not attract penalties. A five percent surcharge on income tax was made applicable to specified categories of tax deducted at source from the date the Bill was enacted, increasing required TDS on payments such as interest, lottery and horse race winnings, insurance commission and contractor payments. Where, for payments made after enactment but before public announcement, the surcharge was not added to TDS, the deductor or company will not be treated as an assessee in default for interest or penalty purposes, and prosecution will not be initiated.
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Surcharge on tax deducted at source applies from enactment; non compliance before public announcement will not attract penalties.
A five percent surcharge on income tax was made applicable to specified categories of tax deducted at source from the date the Bill was enacted, increasing required TDS on payments such as interest, lottery and horse race winnings, insurance commission and contractor payments. Where, for payments made after enactment but before public announcement, the surcharge was not added to TDS, the deductor or company will not be treated as an assessee in default for interest or penalty purposes, and prosecution will not be initiated.
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