The TRACES has been published a Hand Book for
TDS Deductor or TCS Collector, which helps to file TDS/TCS Returns for Asstt. Year
2017-18.
Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) is one of the means of collection of direct taxes. TDS constitutes nearly 40% of the direct tax collections.
In the legacy system, the deductees claimed TDS credits based on manual TDS certificates, issued by the deductors. There was no correlation between tax deductions, tax payments and issuance of TDS certificates. Verification from the deductor was limited & restricted. Thus, the conventional practice of giving credit of tax deductions, based on manual TDS certificates was open ended leading to tax frauds.
The tax deductors electronically report TDS to the Income Tax Department through quarterly TDS statements. The deductor is obliged to report the following details:
Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) is one of the means of collection of direct taxes. TDS constitutes nearly 40% of the direct tax collections.
In the legacy system, the deductees claimed TDS credits based on manual TDS certificates, issued by the deductors. There was no correlation between tax deductions, tax payments and issuance of TDS certificates. Verification from the deductor was limited & restricted. Thus, the conventional practice of giving credit of tax deductions, based on manual TDS certificates was open ended leading to tax frauds.
The tax deductors electronically report TDS to the Income Tax Department through quarterly TDS statements. The deductor is obliged to report the following details:
- PAN & Name of the deductee;
- Nature, extent & the date of transaction;
- Amount, rate & the date of tax deducted/collected at Source;
- Details of tax payment including the amount & date thereof
Based
on the information submitted by the deductor, the deductee is given
credit of taxes. Therefore, a robust mechanism that ensures correct,
reliable flow of data to the department’s database and its collation on
the basis of taxpayer identifier(s) (PAN) prevents revenue leakage.
Centralized Processing Cell for TDS (CPC(TDS)) has been conceptualized to ensure a seamless flow of data for tax credits. It leverages technology to provide efficient services. CPC(TDS) introduces transparency in the processes through online display of information. Thus, it forms the backbone of overall TDS administration of the Income Tax Department.
Concepts of Hand Book :
Centralized Processing Cell for TDS (CPC(TDS)) has been conceptualized to ensure a seamless flow of data for tax credits. It leverages technology to provide efficient services. CPC(TDS) introduces transparency in the processes through online display of information. Thus, it forms the backbone of overall TDS administration of the Income Tax Department.
Concepts of Hand Book :
- Centralized Processing Cell (TDS) is a technology driven transformational initiative on ‘Tax Deduction at Source’ that provides a comprehensive solution through ‘Tax Deduction, Reconciliation, Analysis and Correction Enabling System (TRACES)’ - its core engine.
- CPC (TDS) undertakes bulk processing of TDS statements to generate ‘Annual Tax Credit’ statements for each taxpayer (PAN holder) in Form 26AS, TDS certificates in Form 16 / 16A & identifies TDS defaults of short payment, short deduction, interest etc.
- CPC (TDS) reconciles and co-relates information from various sources including banks (tax payment), deductors (reporting tax deduction), Assessing Officers ( mapping no tax / low tax deductions) and tax professionals (reporting international transactions).
With
its inclusive approach, the initiative provides bouquet of services to
its stake holders including deductors, deductees, Principal Accounts
Officers of the Central and State Governments & the officers of
the Income Tax Department.
The users/ stakeholders interact with the CPC (TDS) system and with each other through multiple channels of communication including Call Centre, e-mail, website etc.
The users/ stakeholders interact with the CPC (TDS) system and with each other through multiple channels of communication including Call Centre, e-mail, website etc.
Download TDS Hand Book for TDS/TCS Deductors
0 comments:
Post a Comment