TDS on Purchase of Goods Vs TCS on Sale of Goods

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TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) and TCS (Tax Collected at Source) play significant roles in revenue collection. Section 194Q and Section 206C(1H) are two important provisions under these systems, focusing on TDS for purchase of goods and TCS for sale of goods, respectively. This comparison outlines the basic contrasts between these sections, making it easier for businesses and taxpayers to understand their obligations. By grasping these distinctions, individuals can navigate the tax landscape more effectively, ensuring compliance with the law while managing their financial transactions efficiently.




Below TDS on Purchase of Goods and TCS on Sale of Goods Comparison chart will help you to get clear understanding of all the provisions:

Basis of ComparisonTDS on Purchase of Goods (Section 194Q)TCS on Sale of Goods (Section 206C(1H))
Who is Liable for Deduction/CollectionBuyerSeller
Turnover Limit of Deductor/CollectorBuyer’s total sales should exceed Rs. 10 crores in Preceding Financial yearCollector’s total sales should exceed Rs. 10 crores in Preceding Financial year
Effective Date1st July 20211st October 2020
Applies on Only on Goods Purchased from ResidentOnly on Goods sale to Resident
Rate0.1%0.1% (0.075% for FY 2020-21)
Amount on which Tax to be Deducted/CollectedOn purchase amount exceeding Rs. 50 lakhsOn sale consideration exceeding Rs. 50 lakhs
PAN Not Available5%1%
Time of Deduction/CollectionAt the time of credit or payment,
whichever is earlier
At the time of Receipt of consideration
ExemptionNot applicable if:Not applicable if:
a. Tax is deductible under other provisions of the acta. Tax is collectible under 206C other than 206C(1H)
b. Tax is collectible under 206C other than 206C (1H)If Buyer is:
a. Importer of goods
b. Central/State Government, Local Authority
c. An embassy, High Commission, legation,
consulate, and trade representation of a
foreign state
Preference to be GivenPurchaser is first liable to deduct the taxSeller shall collect tax if purchaser is not
if transaction could be subject to both 206C (1H)liable to deduct tax or failed to deduct tax
When to Deposit/CollectTax deducted to be deposited by the 7th day of subsequent monthTax collected to be deposited by the 7th day of subsequent month
Quarterly Statement to be Filed26Q27EQ
Certificate to be IssuedFORM 16AFORM 27D

Please note for TDS on Purchase Do not include GST for TDS calculation

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1 thought on “TDS on Purchase of Goods Vs TCS on Sale of Goods”

  1. In TCS we sale to a customer 6600000 but payment received only rs. 4800000 as on 30/04/2024 when we deduct TCS.

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