TCS(Tax Collection at Source)
This is an important communication regarding “TCS on Sales & Purchase” applicability .
Section
206C(1H) of Income Tax Act:
This
is to bring to you notice that there is a regulation change under Income Tax
Act,1961 under Section 206C(1H) [TCS on Sales and Purchase] with effect
from 1st Oct’2020. Under the change any Seller of goods whose total
sales, gross receipts or turnover from the business exceeds INR 10
crores in the previous financial year is liable to collect TCS
@ 0.1%* at the time of receipt of consideration over and above Rs.50 Lakhs from
the Buyer.
Dabur
for simplification will collect the TCS from all the invoices raised to
eligible Dealers i.e having turnover exceeding Rs. 50 Lakhs w. e. f 1st October
2020. We will provide quarterly certificate to Dealers basis which you will be
able to set off the Income tax credit for all the TCS collected while filing
quarterly returns.
Please
note:-
•
TCS regulation requires us to collect @ 0.075% for FY 20-21 and thereafter @
0.1% on Invoice Value for FY 2021-22.
•
If there is no PAN /Aadhar that is maintained with us, TCS will be collected @
1% at the time of Primary Invoicing. We are intimating through our sales team
those stockists.
•
TCS will not be applicable for Sales Return, Shortage/Damages, Debit or Credit
Note Adjustment.
•
TCS certificate will be provided on quarterly basis; PDF will be made available
and will be send via email. The certificate will also be accessible in the
Income tax portal TRACES – Form 26A
•
Below is the sample pricing structure from us to your firm for reference.
Price Structure |
Amount(Rs.) |
Basic Price |
100,000 |
18,000 |
|
Total Invoice Value |
118,000 |
118 |
|
Total Amount Payable by Customer |
118,118 |
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