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Prosecution for Default of Interest & Late Fees on TDS

VARDHMAN DOOGAR

Dear Experts,

Require your guidance on the subject topic in title.

Is there prosecution for of default of Interest on TDS & late fees as Section 276B states that prosecution for non payment of TDS, however in present case, TDS has been paid in each quarter with 2 months delay & there is demand of interest & late fees outstanding.

The amount of fees & interest not paid is Rs. 70 Lakhs which has accumulated from 7-8 Years & pertains to AY 2010-11 & further.

Kindly guide if there is any section for prosecution of such demand & compounding solutions if any?

Prosecution Not Applicable for TDS Interest and Late Fees Under Section 276B; Only Unpaid TDS Can Trigger Action. An individual sought guidance on whether prosecution applies for default of interest and late fees on Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) under Section 276B, given that TDS was paid with a two-month delay, resulting in an outstanding interest and late fees of Rs. 70 Lakhs accumulated over several years. An expert clarified that Section 276B pertains to prosecution for failure to pay TDS, not for interest and late fees. Prosecution is applicable only if TDS itself is not paid, as penal provisions must be strictly interpreted, and no prosecution can occur unless explicitly covered by the law. (AI Summary)
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