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Tds applicability for payment in foreign remittance

SUDHIR SINGHI

Please guide that payment (remittence in foreign currency) by an indian telecom company to a foreign telecom company for roaming charges of its customers against usage in there network outside india is liable to TDS or not and if yes then at what rate.

TDS Applicability on Foreign Remittances for Roaming Charges Debated; Section 194J and PE Considerations Highlighted An Indian telecom company inquired about the applicability of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on foreign remittances for roaming charges paid to a foreign telecom company. One respondent noted that while domestic interconnection charges are not subject to TDS as per ITAT and High Court rulings, foreign remittances might be different due to potential taxability in India, requiring further analysis. Another respondent argued that such payments are for business purposes and, without a Permanent Establishment (PE) in India, are not taxable, aligning with previous rulings that no TDS is required under section 194J for interconnection charges. (AI Summary)
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