Form 26QB filing + TDS deposit + Form 16B issuance for property buyers. Section 194-IA, 1% TDS on property of ₹50L or more. CA-checked filing.
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Sale deed draft, PAN of buyer + seller, property address, sale consideration.
1% of the sale consideration or stamp duty value, whichever is higher (where it is ₹50L or more), for the buyer to deduct and deposit.
Fill Form 26QB (a challan-cum-statement) on the income-tax e-filing portal under e-Pay Tax. The TDS is paid through the same form.
Pay the TDS through Form 26QB by net banking or another e-Pay Tax mode, within 30 days from the end of the month in which the TDS was deducted.
Generate Form 16B (TDS certificate) and give to the seller for their ITR.
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If the sale consideration or stamp duty value is ₹50L or more, the buyer must deduct 1% TDS and deposit it with the government.
TDS is deducted when each instalment is paid or credited and deposited within 30 days from the end of that month. Many buyers pay it before registration, as some sub-registrar offices ask to see the challan.
1) Buyer deducts and deposits TDS, 2) Seller claims credit while filing ITR using Form 16B.
Not deducting TDS attracts interest at 1% per month (1.5% per month if deducted but deposited late) and a penalty up to the TDS amount under Section 271C. Late filing of Form 26QB attracts a fee of ₹200 per day under Section 234E and a penalty under Section 271H.
