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Quick Overview on G20 - 2023 India

  The 2023 G20 summit was held in New Delhi, India, on September 9-10, 2023. The main venue was the Pragati Maidan, a large exhibition complex in central Delhi. The summit was also held at other venues in New Delhi, including the Hyderabad House, the Prime Minister's residence, and the India International Centre. The 2023 G20 summit was attended by the leaders of the 20 member countries of the G20, as well as the leaders of several invited countries, including Argentina, Indonesia, Senegal, South Africa, and Turkey. The summit was also attended by the heads of international organizations, such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund. The G20 Delhi Declaration was the outcome document of the 2023 G20 summit. It was a 38-paragraph document that covered a wide range of issues, including: The global economy and finance: The declaration called for continued efforts to strengthen the global economy and financial system. It also emphasized the importance...

TDS Rate chart for Financial Year 2017-18

Sr No.
Section
Nature of Income
Amout over which TDS to be deducted
Rate of TDS
If PAN is available
If PAN is not available
1
192
Salary
to be seen as per slab
Average Rate
30%
2
192A

Payment of accumulated balance due of Employees’ Provident Fund

if accumulated balance
is more than 50000
10%
30%
3
193
Interest on securities
10,000
10%
20%
4
194
Dividend other than of 115-O
2,500
10%
20%
5
194A
Interest other than interest on securities
- Interest received from Bank

- Interest received from others
10,000

5,000

10%

20%
6
194B

Income by way of winnings from lotteries, puzzles
10,000
30%
7
194BB
Income by way of winnings horse race
10,000
30%

8
194C
Payment to contractors/Subcontractors
30000 one time
individual/HUF 1%
others 2%

20%

75000 in whole year
9
194D
Insurance Commision 15,000 5% 20%
15,000
5%
20%
10
194DA
payment under Life Insurance Policy
100,000
1%
20%
11
194E
Payment to NR Sports Person
No Limit
20%
20%
12
194EE
Payment from National Savings Scheme
2,500
10%
20%
13
194F
Payments on account of repurchase of units by Mutual Fund
No Limit
20%
20%
14
194G
Commission on sale of lottery tickets
15,000
5%
20%
15
194H
Payment of Commision or Brokerage
15,000
5%
20%
16
194-I
Payment of rent





- For Land, building or furniture.
- For plant and machinery or equipment
180,000
10%
2%
20%
17
194 IA
Payment on transfer of certain immovable
5,000,000
1%
20%
18
194 IB
Payment of rent by individual/HUF other than
50000 p.m
5%
5%
19
194 IC

Payment of Consideration (not being in kind)
under Joint Development Agreement
No Limit
10%
10%
20
194J
Fees for professional or technical services
-Normally in all cases 10%
- person engaged only in the business of
operation of call center (w.e.f 01/06/2017)



30,000


10%

2%


20%
21
194K
Income in respect of Units
omitted w.e.f 01.06.2016

22

194L
Payment of Compensation on acquisition of
Capital Asset
omitted w.e.f 01.06.2016

23
194LA
Payment of compensation on acquisition of certain immovable property
250,000
10%
20%
24
194LB
Income by way of interest from infrastructure debt fund to a non resident or Foreign Co.

No Limit
5%
20%
25
194LBA
Certain income from units of a business trust
- Payment to resident
- Payment to Non-resident

No Limit


10%
5%


20%
20%
26
194LBB
Income in respect of units of investment fund
- Payment to resident
- Payment to Non-resident

No Limit


10%
30%


20%
30%
27
194LBC
Income in respect of investment in securitization trust
- Payment to individual/HUF
- Payment to Others


No Limit


25%
30%


25%
30%
28
194LC
Income by way of interest from Indian company

No Limit

5%

5%
29
194LD
Income by way of interest on certain bonds and Government securities

No Limit

5%

5%

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