TDS on rent requires payers to deduct tax when rent exceeds prescribed monthly threshold; special rule for individuals and HUFs. Tax deduction at source on rent is allocated by two provisions that impose withholding where monthly rent to a resident exceeds the prescribed threshold. One provision requires any person (subject to statutory exclusions) who pays or is liable to pay rent to withhold tax when the monthly rent surpasses the threshold. A separate provision requires specified individuals and Hindu Undivided Families to deduct tax in respect of rent paid to a resident once the monthly rent exceeds the same threshold, thereby distinguishing withholding obligations by payer category.
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TDS on rent requires payers to deduct tax when rent exceeds prescribed monthly threshold; special rule for individuals and HUFs.
Tax deduction at source on rent is allocated by two provisions that impose withholding where monthly rent to a resident exceeds the prescribed threshold. One provision requires any person (subject to statutory exclusions) who pays or is liable to pay rent to withhold tax when the monthly rent surpasses the threshold. A separate provision requires specified individuals and Hindu Undivided Families to deduct tax in respect of rent paid to a resident once the monthly rent exceeds the same threshold, thereby distinguishing withholding obligations by payer category.
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