TDS on Property(26 QB)

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Details Required for Payment of TDS for Immovable Proeprty

  • PAN Card Buyer(s) of Proeprty

  • PAN Card Seller(s) of Proeprty

  • Adhar Card of Buyer(s) of Property

  • Adhar Card of Seller(s) of Immovable Property

  • Address of Immovable Property

  • TAN Number required if seller is Non Resident Indian (NRI)
  • How to file Form 26QB?

    Step-1 : Go to TIN NSDL website

    Go to Services> Select TDS on Sale of Property.


    Step-2 : Checking

    Click on Online form for furnishing TDS on Sale of Property (Form 26QB)
    From the left hand site list.


    Step-3 : Fill the details in the form

    Details of Buyer, Seller, Property, TDS etc needs to be added.


    Step-4 : Make payment of TDS

    Payment can be made wither immediately or on a later date. An acknowledgment will be generated upon successful submission.

  • Calculation of TDS Amount (As per stipulated Rate of 194IA)

  • Filing of FORM 26QB for Statement of TDS for Immovable Property

  • Chalan Generation for Payment of Property TDS

  • Payment of TDS Chalan (Online / Offline)

  • Generation of FORM 16A : Property TDS Certificate

  • General Consultancy Related to Filing of Proeprty TDS
  • TDS on Property should be deducted at the time of making the payment to the seller. If the payment is made in installments, TDS should be deducted on each installment.

    TDS Payment on Sale of Immovable Property

    As per Income Tax Act, 1961 Section 194IA is described the provisions of TDS on Sale of Immovable Property. Immovable Property Includes all types of Land, Building, Office, Commercial Spaces, Bungalows, Flat, Apartment, etc. Such TDS Required to be deducted by the buyer of property if the value of Immovable Property is more than Fifty lakhs (50 Lacs). Firstly, the Buyer of Property will deduct Straight 1% from the payment of the seller. Secondly, the Buyer will file TDS Form 26QB electronically from the NSDL Portal with the Depositing Payment of TDS. Lastly, the Buyer will Download Form 16A from TRACES a Certificate of TDS for Sale of Immovable Property, Such Form 16A should be given to the seller of Immovable Property.


    Frequently Asked Questions

    Here are some frequently asked questions regarding TDS on Property(26 QB)...

    Yes. Whenever a property is sold, a TDS of 1% is deducted by the buyer. Later, this TDS is deposited with the Government by the buyer. Hence TDS credits are allowed for the seller in his/her TDS Return.

    In case the TDS has not been deducted on property purchased, a 1% interest per month on the amount not deducted would be required to pay by the buyer.

    TDS on sale of a property is refundable if the buyer is to invest his gains in another asset.

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