Section	194Q	206C (1H)
Applicability	w.e.f 01-July-2021	w.e.f 01-Oct-2020
Who (Deductor/Collector)	Every Buyer whose turnover (Excluding GST) in Preceding F.Y. is More than Rs. 10 Crore (While Calculating this turnover value of goods and services both included)	Every Seller whose turnover (Excluding GST) in Preceding F.Y. is More than Rs. 10 Crore (While Calculating this turnover value of goods and services both included)
Which Transactions	Only Purchase of Goods not Services	Only Sale of Goods not Services
Whom (Deductee/Collectee)	Every resident supplier from whom the value of purchases of goods exceeds Rs. 50 Lakh in a year	Every buyer from whom sum received against the sale of goods in India (export of goods excluded) (advance against the sale of goods also included) exceeding Rs. 50 Lakh in a year
Point of taxation	Credit or Payment whichever is earlier	At the time of receipt of sale consideration
Rate	If Pan Available – 0.10% If Pan Not Available – 5%	If Pan Available – 0.10% If Pan Not Available – 1%
Due date of payment	7th of next month in which tax deducted 30th April in case of March Month	7th of next month in which tax collected
Return	Form 26Q	Form 27EQ
Exemptions	Provisions of section 194Q not applicable if – The tax has been deducted under any other section of the act (Like 194C) The tax has been collected under section 206C other than 206C(1H)	Provisions of section 206C(1H) not applicable if – Buyer is Central or State Govt, Local Authority, Embassy or importer The tax has been deducted under any other section of the act The tax has been collected under section 206C
Consequences of Non-Compliances	Applicability of Section 40a (ia) disallowance of 30% of the amount on which Tax was liable to be deducted i.e. if TDS not done on Rs. 50 Lakh you will have to penalize with the disallowance of purchase Rs. 15 (Huge penalty for a tiny mistake) Simple Interest @ 1% or 1.5%	Simple Interest @ 1%

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Attention:

Although tax is not required to be collected u/s 206C(1H) if the buyer is Central or State Govt or Local Authority or Embassy but transaction with these persons need to be disclosed while filing statements of TCS in form 27EQ otherwise we have to report these transactions in tax audit clause 34.
As per section 206C(1H) Tax is required to be collected on receipt of sale consideration in relation to the sale of goods although the practice has been developed in the market to charge TCS at the time of Invoicing itself which is wrong in any manner.
TCS is applicable to the automobiles sector for selling of a Motor vehicle above Rs. 10 lakhs to the customer but it is not applicable from the manufacturer to the distributor, dealer, or sub-dealer hence this sector is not free from this new TCS provision, and this provision of TCS is applicable to automobile sector also

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CA Yogesh Agarwal

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