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Income from house property

Date 07 Dec 2024
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Rent not received but tax deducted: disclose in return when tax is paid or show and pursue recovery.
Where a tenant has deducted tax at source but the landlord has not received rent in cash, practitioners advise declaring the rent in the year the TDS was paid/credited or disclosing the rent in the income tax return and pursuing civil or criminal recovery against the tenant. (AI Summary)

Good Evening all,

My Query is whether Rent not received but TDS deducted by the tenant on the rent receivable during the year need to be shown while computing Income tax under cash system of accounting in the hands of owner of the property? please suggest what has to be done in such type of case.

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