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TDS applicability

HARIHARAN mp

27.12.2011

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am working as the internal auditor of a company. It is working in a rented premises. We have a rental agreement for the rent. Apart from this, we are required to pay monthly usage charges of Airconditioner, generator (both are common facilities to all tenants) and share of monthly maintenance expenses. These expenses are not included in the rental agreement mentioned earlier. My query is that whether the payment of these expenses attract TDS provisions? Please advice.

Expecting a very clear answer.

Thanking You,

Sincerely,

C.A.Hariharan.M.P.

Debate Over TDS Applicability: Are AC, Generator, Maintenance Expenses Rent Under Section 194I or Services Under Section 194C? An internal auditor inquired about the applicability of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on payments for air conditioning, generator usage, and maintenance expenses, which are not included in a rental agreement. One respondent argued that under Section 194I of the Income Tax Act, these payments should be considered rent, thus subject to TDS. Another countered that these payments are for services and facilities, not rent, and should fall under Section 194C. The debate highlighted differing interpretations of tax law regarding whether such expenses constitute rent or service payments. (AI Summary)
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