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TDS u/s 194J or 194C - The assessee had infact deducted tax @10%...

Assessee's TDS Deduction on Service Charges Reclassified from Section 194J to Section 194C, Acknowledging Excess Deduction.

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Income Tax July 25, 2022 Case Laws AT
TDS u/s 194J or 194C - The assessee had infact deducted tax @10% on the service charges component charged by Social Kinnect. In our considered opinion, even this payment would be liable for tax u/s.194C of the Act as admittedly Social Kinnect is not rendering any professional services to the assessee as detailed supra. The assessee had deducted excess TDS in the instant case in respect of this service charges paid to Social Kinnect. In respect of reimbursement sought by Social Kinnect with mark-up, the same is payable only pursuant to a contract of work entered into by the assessee with Social Kinnect which falls within the ambit of Section 194C of the Act and not u/s.194J - AT

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