Businesses paying commission or brokerage are often required to deduct TDS before making payment.
TDS Code 1006 generally applies to:
๐ Many businesses search for TDS Code 1006 to understand the applicable TDS rate, threshold limits, and when TDS becomes mandatory on commission payments.
In this guide, we explain:
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| TDS Code | 1006 |
| Earlier Section | 194H |
| Nature Of Payment | Commission & Brokerage |
| Standard TDS Rate | 2% |
| Threshold Limit | โน20,000 |
| New TDS Code | Earlier Section | Nature |
|---|---|---|
| 1006 | 194H | Commission & Brokerage |
๐ Users searching for:
are generally referring to TDS Code 1006.
TDS Code 1006 corresponds to:
Section 194H of the earlier Income Tax Act.
Under the new Income Tax Act code structure, TDS Code 1006 generally applies to:
๐ In simple terms, businesses deduct TDS under Code 1006 when paying commission or brokerage exceeding prescribed threshold limits.
| Particulars | TDS Rate |
|---|---|
| Commission & Brokerage | 2% |
| Rate If PAN Not Available | 20% |
๐ The standard TDS rate under Code 1006 is generally 2%.
| Particulars | Threshold Limit |
|---|---|
| Aggregate Commission/Brokerage Payments | โน20,000 during the financial year |
๐ TDS becomes applicable once aggregate commission or brokerage payments exceed โน20,000 during the financial year.
TDS Rate Code 1006 generally applies to:
๐ The payment must generally be in the nature of commission or brokerage.
TDS Rate Code 1006 commonly applies in situations such as:
A company pays:
Since the payment exceeds โน20,000:
Applicable deduction:
Net payment:
Businesses often get confused between:
| Particulars | Commission/Brokerage | Professional Fees |
|---|---|---|
| Common TDS Code | 1006 | 1027 |
| Earlier Section | 194H | 194J(b) |
| Typical Rate | 2% | 10% |
| Examples | Agent Commission | CA, Legal, Consultancy |
๐ Correct classification is important because incorrect TDS deduction can create notices and reconciliation issues.
Generally, TDS under Code 1006 is deducted by:
๐ Applicability depends on turnover limits and TDS provisions under the Income Tax Act.
Businesses often make mistakes such as:
๐ Incorrect compliance may result in notices, interest, penalties, and vendor disputes.
TDS deducted under Code 1006 must be properly reported in the applicable TDS return.
Businesses should ensure:
๐ Incorrect reporting can create reconciliation issues in AIS and Form 26AS.
What is TDS Code 1006?
TDS Code 1006 generally applies to commission and brokerage payments under the earlier Section 194H structure.
What is the TDS rate under 1006?
The standard TDS rate is generally 2%.
What is the threshold limit for TDS Code 1006?
TDS generally becomes applicable once aggregate payments exceed โน20,000 during the financial year.
What is the new code for Section 194H?
The new TDS code commonly associated with Section 194H is TDS Code 1006.
Does TDS apply on brokerage payments?
Yes, brokerage payments generally fall under TDS Code 1006 if threshold limits are crossed.
TDS Rate Code 1006 is an important category under the new Income Tax Act structure because it applies to:
๐ Businesses should carefully monitor yearly commission payouts to ensure proper TDS compliance once threshold limits are crossed.
Correct classification, deduction, and reporting are critical to avoid notices and reconciliation issues.
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