Comparison of section 393 "Tax to be deducted at source." between the Income-Tax Act, 2025 (as passed) and the Income-Tax Bill, 2025 (as originally introduced)
15 September, 2025
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Tax withholding obligations expanded to cover e-commerce and virtual asset transfers, with precedence rules to prevent multiple deductions. Section 393 prescribes a comprehensive TDS matrix covering payments to residents, non-residents and any person, listing payment categories, the person ... Summary
Tax withholding obligations expanded to cover e-commerce and virtual asset transfers, with precedence rules to prevent multiple deductions.
Section 393 prescribes a comprehensive TDS matrix covering payments to residents, non-residents and any person, listing payment categories, the person liable to deduct, rates or rates-in-force and monetary thresholds. Deduction is required at credit or payment, whichever is earlier, with specific precedence rules (notably for e-commerce) to prevent multiple deductions. The section contains carve-outs and nil-deduction declaration mechanisms subject to conditions and reporting; operational guidance emphasises mapping payments to entries, retaining declarations and ensuring tax on mixed cash and in-kind transactions before release.
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