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PRESENTATION

ON

TDS
ADVANCED TAX
SELF ASSESMENT TAX
TDS
TAX DEDUCTED AT
SOURCE
ABOUT TDS


TDS was introduced with an aim to collect tax from the very source of income

• A person (deductor) who is liable to make payment of specified nature to any other
person (deductee) shall deduct tax at source

• The deductee from whose income tax has been deducted at source would be entitled to
get credit of the amount so deducted
RULES FOR TDS

1- point of time when TDS has to be deducted at source


In the following cases, taxes deducted at the time of payment –
• salary
• winning from lottery / cross-word puzzle, horse race

2- At the time of payment or the at the time of giving credit to the recipient in
the books of payer, whichever is earlier
EXAMPLE

• If the nature of payment is professional fees and the specified tax rate is
10%. ABC Ltd makes a payment of Rs 40,000/- towards professional fees
to Mr. X, then ABC Ltd shall deduct a tax of Rs. 4,000/- and make a net
payment of Rs. 36,000/- (40,000/- deducted by Rs. 4,000/-) to Mr. X. They
will directly deposit the amount of Rs. 4,000/- deducted by ABC Ltd to the
credit of the government.
ADVANCED TAX
WHAT IS ADVANCE TAX?

• Also known as earn tax

• Advance tax is the amount of income tax that is paid much in advance rather than a lump-sum
payment at the year-end

• Advance tax is the income tax paid in advance for the income earned in a particular financial year
 
• Advance tax is to be paid in installments as per the due dates decided by the income tax
department
HOW IS ADVANCE TAX PAYABLE

On or before June 15 of the -


PY
On or before September 15 of Up to 30% of advance tax
the PY payable

On or before December 15 of Up to 60% of advance tax


the PY payable

On or before March 15 of the Up to 100% of advance tax


PY payable
WHO SHOULD PAY ADVANCE TAX?

• As per section 208 of the Income Tax Act 1961,


every person whose estimated tax liability for the year is more than or equal to `10,000 is liable to pay advance
tax
Advance Tax Payable= Tax payable- TDS

• Those who are excluded from paying advance tax are


-senior citizens who are the age of 60 years or more and whose income is not chargeable under the head ‘
Profit and gains of business and profession’ are not liable to pay advance tax.
• Interest is charge under section 234B and 234C @1% p.m or part of the month

• Int 234B is for non payment of advance tax or payment of tax of an amount less than
90% of assessed tax before 31st March.

• 234C is for deferment of installment of advance tax beyond the due dates
- The interest liability would be 1% per month, for a period of 3 months, for every
deferment.
Q. 1Tax payable 25000, TDS 5000.
15.4.18 -1000
20.5.18 -1500
10.9.18 - 2000
10.12.18 – 3000
15.3.18 – 2500
31.3.18 – 10000
Total Nil

Due Date Tax Payable Tax Paid Shortfall Interest


15.6.18 3000 2500 500 (3%) 15
15.9.18 9000 4500 4500 (3%) 135
15.12.18 15000 7500 7500 (3%) 225
15.3.18 20000 10000 10000 (1%) 100
SELF ASSESSMENT TAX
SELF ASSESSMENT TAX

•Self Assessment tax means any balance tax paid by the


assessee on the assessed income after taking TDS and
Advance tax into account before filing the Return of income.

•Self-assessment tax is paid for a particular financial year-end.


DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

Advance Tax Self-assessment Tax


• Self-assessment tax is tax paid
• Advance Tax is any tax paid by an assessee after the end of
before the end of a fiscal year the financial year without
receiving a demand letter. 
• The due date of paying advance
• There is no due date associated
tax is based on the amount of tax
with the payment of SAT.
amount payable.
• IT Returns must be paid by • The person must pay tax before
everyone with an annual income the end of the assessment year
of more than Rs.10000. before filing the IT Returns.
PRESENTED BY:-

ANJALI BIYANI
VAISHALI CHOUHAN

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