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If a person has not filed an income tax return (ITR) in the previous three financial years, cash withdrawals from his or her savings or current bank account would be subject to TDS if the total amount withdrawn in a financial year exceeds Rs 20 lakh. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What is the rate of TDS on cash withdraw form Bank or Post office


1
SECTION-194N
TDS on heavy cash withdraw from Banks/ Post
office
VINOD K AGRAWAL ASSOCIATES, CA
2
Introduction
  • With the change to the Finance Act of 2020,
    section 194N was replaced with 83A, which applies
    a 2 TDS on withdrawals of more than Rs. 1 crore.
  • This clause went into effect on July 1, 2020.

3
Who are the person including
  • Individuals
  • HUF
  • Company
  • Partnership firms or LLP
  • Local authorities
  • Any association of Person (AAOP) or Body of
    Individuals (BOI)
  • Any other assesses

4
What is the limit to withdraw cash?
  • TDS is levied on cash withdrawals in excess of
    Rs. 1 crore in a financial year under section
    194N.

5
Under this organization, who is responsible to
deduct TDS
  1. Any bank covered under Banking Regulation Act,
    1949
  2. A co-operative society carrying on the business
    of banking
  3. A post office

6
Person who are exempted under section 194N
  • If the cash are withdrawn from the following
    beneficiaries, no tax will be deducted
  • Banks
  • Cooperative societies
  • Operators of white-label ATMs
  • Any other person whom the central government has
    notified in consultation with the RBI.
  • Post office
  • Banking correspondents
  • Central or State governments

7
WHAT IS THE RATE OF TDS?
  • 2 on cash withdrawal if the amount exceed Rs. 1
    crore

8
The limit of tax deduction is 20 lakh if a person
has failed to file the ITR for the previous 3
financial years.
  • _at_ 2 on the amounts withdrawn from 20 lacs to Rs.
    1 cr. And
  • _at_ 5 in excess of withdrawal of Rs. 1 crore.

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VINOD K AGRAWAL ASSOCIATES, CA
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