Introduction A No Statutory Dues Certificate (NSDC) is an official document issued by a regulatory authority confirming that an entity has no outstanding statutory dues, such as taxes, levies, or government fees. This certificate is often required in business transactions, mergers, property deals, and compliance checks to verify financial and regulatory credibility. Understanding its significance,… Read More »
No statutory dues certificate Understanding the Significance A ‘No Statutory Dues Certificate’ issued by a Chartered Accountant serves as a declaration that the company has met all its statutory obligations concerning taxes, duties, and other dues within the stipulated timelines. This certificate is not merely a formality but a rigorous assessment of financial records… Read More »
15CA and 15CB certificate 15CA and 15CB certificate is essentially by a Chartered Accountant (CA) that verifies the tax liability related to the foreign remittance. It acts as an additional safeguard for the Income Tax Department to ensure that all taxes have been appropriately paid before the remittance is sent outside India.… Read More »
Differences between 15CA and 15CB Differences between 15CA and 15CB, The main differences between 15CA and 15CB lies in their purpose and the entities responsible for their issuance. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between 15CA and 15CB the two forms: Form 15CA: 1.Purpose: Form 15CA is a declaration form that individuals or entities… Read More »
Compliance checklist Certainly! Here’s a checklist to help you ensure compliance with TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) requirements: TAN Registration: Obtain a valid TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number) from the tax authorities if required. TDS Deduction: Determine the transactions on which TDS is applicable based on the relevant provisions of the tax laws.… Read More »
TDS Certificate Required Introduction Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is an essential component of tax compliance in many countries. A TDS certificate is issued to the taxpayer as proof that tax has been deducted and deposited with the government. It is an important document for both the deductor and the deductee, ensuring transparency and accuracy… Read More »
Tax Deducted at Source Compliance Tax Deducted at Source Compliance, TDS compliance refers to adhering to the provisions of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) as per the tax laws of a country. TDS is a mechanism through which tax is deduct at the source of certain payments, such as salaries, interest, rent, professional fees, etc.… Read More »
