Setting Up Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on purchase of goods under Section 194Q
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A new TDS section 194Q, on purchase of goods is recently introduced vide the Finance Act, 2021.
This is going to apply to any person, being a buyer responsible for making a payment to a resident for purchase of goods when value or aggregate of purchase from a supplier or payment whichever is earlier, Rs.50 lacs during the previous year. The transaction with any supplier with the addition of which your aggregate purchase/payment for a purchase from that supplier exceeds Rs.50 lacs, will be the transaction effective which TDS must be deducted @0.10% of the Purchase transaction or payment thereof whichever is earlier. This new Section 194Q is applicable from 1st July 2021.
Setting Up TDS section 194Q
Following is the list of setups that will be required
To set up TDS rates
The rate of TDS is defined by the combination of the TDS section and assessee code. The rates of tax deduction may vary for a given period. A new field 'Calc. Over & Above Threshold' has been added on the setup.
Choose the
icon, enter TDS Section, and then choose the related link.Fill in the fields as described in the following table.
Field Description Calc. Over & Above Threshold This field is created in TDS Setup table, by selecting this field, system will calculate TDS on amount that is over & above threshold. If this field is not selected in TDS Setup, system will calculate TDS normally, i.e., system will calculate TDS on amount exceeding the specified threshold amount. If user selects Threshold Overlook field on NOD/NOC Lines, then, system calculates TDS normally, i.e., calculate TDS from INR 1 onwards without considering threshold amount. This field can be selected for any TDS group, as its application is not limited to TDS, under Section 194Q.
TDS 194Q Opening
A provision has been made to upload the opening amount, if any, under TDS section 194Q. System only updates the amount in TDS Entries table for threshold calculation purposes. This amount is not posted into G/L.
Choose the
icon, enter TDS 194Q Opening, and then choose the related link.Fill in the fields as described in the following table.
Field Description Vendor No. Specifies the vendor number for which 194Q opening is to be posted. Assessee Code Specifies the assessee code. TDS Section Specify the TDS Section, for which opening entry is to be posted. Document No. Specifies the document number, that will appear on the TDS ledger entries. Posting Date Specify the date, on which the TDS ledger entries are to be posted. Purchase Amount Specify the purchase amount, that must be posted into TDS Entry table as vendor’s opening entry for Section 194Q. TDS Threshold Amount Specifies the TDS threshold amount, that is defined on the TDS setup for TDS Nature of Deduction. Description Specifies the description of the transaction, to be posted.
To setup Customer
Provision is made available on customer master to capture whether aggregate turnover of customer in the immediate previous year was below 10 crores or above 10 crores.
Choose the
icon, enter Customer, and then choose the related link.Fill in the fields as described in the following table.
Field Description Aggregate Turnover This field can be used to define aggregate Turnover in the immediate previous year exceeds Rs.10 crore to an assessee. The available options are: Less than 10 Crore, More than 10 Crore.