Overview and comparison of 194O, 165-165A: - There has been prescribed different layers of criteria for determination of taxability with reference to E-commerce related or say digital transactions. We shall have an in-depth discussion of all such provisions and obtain understanding of fact that when which provision be attracted: Section 194O (Income Tax Act,1961): TDS on certain payment by E-commerce operator to E-commerce Participant – While any person supplying goods/services/both is enrolled on any e-commerce platform for supply therewith, then e-commerce operator be liable to deduct TDS @ 1%, on gross amount payable by him to such person enrolled as e-commerce participant, in reference to sales conducted via its platform and then only shall he release the net amount of sale proceeds collected from customer, in favor of participant. Such TDS be deducted either at time of credit of such amount to e-commerce participant’s account or at time of actual paymen...
SUMMARISED VIEW OF EXEMPTIONS SPECIFIC TO CAPITAL GAINS HEAD OF INCOME: - Sr. N o. Description Sec. 54 Sec. 54B Sec. 54F Sec. 54D Sec. 54EC Sec. 54G Sec. 54GA 1. Eligible Assessee Individual & HUF Individual & HUF Individual & HUF Any Assessee Any Assessee Any Assessee Any Assessee 2. Asset to be sold Any Long-term capital asset being Residential House subjected to IFHP (Buildings or Land appurtenant thereto) Urban Agricultural Land (used by assessee being individual or his parents or by HUF for agricultural in immediately preceding 2 years) Any Long-term capital asset (other than residential house) but including plot of land Note: Not owning more than 1 resi. House in India at said point of time ...
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