TDS on benefits and perquisites - providers must deduct tax at source with specified rate and limited exemptions. Section 194R requires any person providing a resident with a benefit or perquisite arising from business or profession to ensure tax is deducted at source before providing the benefit. If the benefit is wholly in kind or partly in cash where cash is insufficient to cover the withholding, the provider must ensure the tax has been paid before release. The statutory deduction rate is 10% of the value or aggregate value. Specified de minimis and turnover-based exemptions apply, and CBDT guidance addresses valuation, reimbursements, capital assets, discounts, and related practical issues.
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TDS on benefits and perquisites - providers must deduct tax at source with specified rate and limited exemptions.
Section 194R requires any person providing a resident with a benefit or perquisite arising from business or profession to ensure tax is deducted at source before providing the benefit. If the benefit is wholly in kind or partly in cash where cash is insufficient to cover the withholding, the provider must ensure the tax has been paid before release. The statutory deduction rate is 10% of the value or aggregate value. Specified de minimis and turnover-based exemptions apply, and CBDT guidance addresses valuation, reimbursements, capital assets, discounts, and related practical issues.
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