Tax deduction TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Source, is an Indian taxation mechanism that involves the deduction of income tax at the source of payment. Under this system, a person or entity making certain types of payments such as salary, commission, rent, or fees require to deduct a percentage of the payment as tax… Read More »
What is meant by net proceeds in taxation In the context of taxation, net total proceeds represent the total revenue obtained from a specific transaction or event, taking into account all applicable expenses, taxes, and deductions. To visit https://www.gst.gov.in/ For instance, let’s consider the scenario where an individual sells a property for Rs. 50 lakhs.… Read More »
Corporate and non-corporate assessee In India, the term “assessee” refers to an individual or entity that is legally liable to pay income tax under the Income Tax Act, 1961. The Income Tax Act categorizes taxpayers into two groups based on their legal structure: For more information to Visit https://www.mca.gov.in A corporate assessee is an entity… Read More »
Difference between TDS and Form-16 Difference between TDS and Form-16, Tax Deducted at Source and Form 16 are related to each other, but they are different concepts. Tax is the tax amount that is deduct by the person responsible for making the payment (the deductor), at the time of making the payment, from the income… Read More »