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Tds applicability on reimbursement

pradeep kataria

Co. X is using the services of CHA. CHA raises two bills for each transaction, in one bill he claims his agency charges etc. and another bill he claims the reimbursment of expenses incurred on behalf of Company X. Whether the COmpany X is suppose to deduct TDS on Reimbursement bill also. Please clarify with relevant citiation/Notification etc.

Debate on TDS Deduction for Reimbursed Expenses by Customs House Agents; PAN Requirement and Service Tax Rules Discussed. Company X uses the services of a Customs House Agent (CHA) who issues two bills: one for agency charges and another for reimbursed expenses incurred on behalf of Company X. The question is whether Company X should deduct TDS on the reimbursement bill. One response suggests that if the CHA incurs expenses on behalf of the company without profit, TDS should be deducted unless the CHA provides a PAN. Another response highlights that the issue is novel and will be settled by courts, referencing Service Tax rules where the CHA acts as a pure agent. (AI Summary)
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Surender Gupta on Sep 10, 2009
The issue which I understand is to determine the nature of transaction. Whether it is in the nature of reimubrement of expenses which is incurred by the CHA on behalf of company or the cost in the hands of CHA. Once it is said that CHA has incurred the expenses on behalf of company and reproduce the original consignment note before the company without making any profit out of it, I think company should deduct TDS on such transaction. However, w.e.f. 1-10-2009 on production of PAN, no tds would be deducted from transporter.
pradeep kataria on Sep 14, 2009
Dear Mr. Surender Thanks for your reply. As per your opinion, we should not deduct if profit element in not included in CHA bill. Will you please cite any case law etc. in its support. Pradeep Kataria
Rama Krishana on Sep 14, 2009

The concept is new one and the issue would be decided by the courts in due course. But since the bare provisions of law itself clear, you may refer to provision of rule 5 of the Service Tax (Determination of Value) Rules, 2006 - where the CHA is acting as pure agent, he is not liable to include or pay service tax on the GTA service. Where you are paying amount of GTA through agent, it is your liability.

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