Section 194N of Income Tax Act
TDS on payment of certain amounts in cash
Deductor: Bank,
Co-operative bank or a post office
Threshold
limit: If aggregate payment in cash from one or more
accounts during a previous year to an account holder exceeds the threshold
limit given below:
Time of Payment |
Threshold limit for payment in cash |
TDS Rate |
On
or after 01.07.2020 |
Customer who
have not filed their tax returns for the previous 3 years
and for which the due date for filing tax return has expired: 1. exceeding Rs. 20 lakh but not
exceeding Rs. 1 crore 2.
exceeding
Rs. 1 crore |
2% 5% |
On
or after 01.07.2020 |
Customers other than mentioned
above: 1.
up to Rs. 1 crore 2.
exceeding Rs. 1 crore |
0% 2% |
The applicability of
new provision as per amendments in the Finance Act 2020
The cash withdrawal
limit for this F/Y will be considered from 01.04.2020
Deductible:
Tax is deductible at the time of
payment of cash
Lower TDS Certificate: Not
Possible
Any Exemption:
Exemption
is available, when payment is made to certain recipients, such as the government,
banking company, co-operative society engaged in carrying on the business of
banking, post office, banking correspondents and white label ATM operators, who
are involved in the handling of substantial amounts of cash as a part of their
business operations.
The
Central Government has exempted the following recipients:
Persons
specified by the Central Government |
TDS provisions of section 194N are not applicable
only if these conditions are satisfied |
Cash Replenishment Agencies (CRA’s) and franchise agents of White
Label Automated Teller Machine Operators (WLATMO’s) |
These
persons maintain a separate bank account from which cash withdrawal is made only
for the purpose of replenishing cash in ATM operated by such WLATMO have
furnished a monthly certificate to the bank certifying that cash withdrawal
has been reconciled with the amount of cash deposited in the ATMs. |
The commission agent/trader, operating under Agriculture Produce
Market Committee (APMC) and registered under any law relating to APM of the
concerned state |
If these persons have certified
to the banking company/co-operative society/post office that cash withdrawal
(in excess of Rs. 1 crore in the previous year) is for the purpose of making
payments to the farmers on account of purchase of agriculture produce. |
An authorized foreign exchange dealer and its franchise agent/sub
agent Full-Fledged Money Changer licensed by RBI and its franchise agent |
If cash
withdrawal is made only for the purpose of foreign currency from foreign
tourists or non-residents visiting India or from resident Indians on their
return to India, in cash as per the RBI directions or guidelines. These
persons are not subject to TDS provisions of section 194N if cash withdrawal
is made by these persons for the purpose of disbursement of inward
remittances to the recipient beneficiaries in India in cash under Money
Transfer Service Scheme of RBI. |
Above specified persons
can withdraw cash without TDS under section 194N.
Tax deducted under
section 194N shall not be deemed to be income received for computing income of recipient.
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