- e-TDS Videos which were created in Tamil and uploaded in the official you tube channel of the Principal Chief Commissionerate of Income Tax, Tamilnadu & Puducherry region, and the same may be accessed with (https://youtube.com/@incometaxtamilnaduandpuduc9090)
- TDS consultant presents a practical session on how the TDS dues can be remitted into the central government account through online and TDS / TCS quarterly statements can be filed in TRACES portal.
NE NEWS SERVICE
CHENNAI, AUG 30
The Joint Commissionerate of Income Tax, TDS Range-3, Chennai and the Assistant Directorate of Panchayat of Tiruvallur District, jointly conducted a TDS Awareness Programme on Marathan Basis (3rd Program) for the benefit of the entire Panchayat Presidents and its Secretaries of Tiruvallur District, on Tuesday at Block Development Office, Thiruthani.
M Murali, IRS, Commissioner of Income Tax (TDS), Chennai and M Arjun Manic, IRS, Joint Commissioner of Income Tax, TDS Range-3, Chennai took the initiative to hold this event.
This Income Tax – TDS Awareness Program was presided by Annamalai, Deputy Block Development Officer , Thiruvelangadu.
T V Sridhar, Income Tax Officer presented a Power Point Presentation , wherein, he explained in details on the mechanism of deduction of tax under various provisions of the Income Tax Act,1961.
L Rajaraman, Income Tax Officer presented a Power Point Presentation, wherein, he explained the Section 194C of the Income Tax Act, 1961 in a lucid manner, by giving illustrations on how the TDS has to be made by the Panchayat Presidents, when they are extending payments under Contract, on various welfare measures for the public.
He has elaborately narrated the requirement of higher rate of deduction of tax / collection of tax on certain situations, like, if the recipients (for TDS) / purchasers (for TCS) did not link their PAN with Aadhar, then, TDS / TCS has to be made at 20% and 5% respectively, u/s 206AA / 206CC respectively, except for the TCS section 206C(1H) (only 1% is required) & except for the TDS sections 194Q, 194-O (only 5% is required).
Further, he has explained that if the recipients (for TDS) / purchasers (for TCS) did not file their return of income for the assessment of preceding PY and having TDS/TCS credit of Rs.50,000 or more, then, TDS has to be made at twice the rate as prescribed in the relevant provisions or 5% whichever is higher, u/s 206 AB / 206CCA respectively.
K Sendhil Kumar, Income Tax Officer presented a Power Point Presentation, wherein, he explained the consequences on Non-compliances of TDS / TCS provisions of the Income Tax Act,1961.
The Panchayat Presidents and the Secretaries were informed about the following tax-payer services initiatives carried out by the Chief Commissionerate of Income Tax (TDS), Chennai, and request was made to the participants to utilize the facility provided by the Income Tax Department, on requirement basis.
- Availability of App Chatbot (Conversational application) called as TDS-Nanban in both the languages English and Tamil, which was launched recently for the very first time in the country, an Artificial Intelligence – powered one, which can be downloaded from (http://www.tnincometax.gov.in/) on mobile from play store / App store in both Android and ioS versions.
- e-TDS Videos which were created in Tamil and uploaded in the official you tube channel of the Principal Chief Commissionerate of Income Tax, Tamilnadu & Puducherry region, and the same may be accessed with (https://youtube.com/@incometaxtamilnaduandpuduc9090)
- Release of TDS Manual and TDS Pamphlets in both languages English and Tamil ( soft copies were shared with the participants).
Janaki, TDS consultant presented a practical session on how the TDS dues can be remitted into the central government account through online and TDS / TCS quarterly statements can be filed in TRACES portal.
