- In your case, liability to deduct TDS is on you. TDS will be deducted at each time of payment to the seller. If the property will be entirely purchased from your sources then only you will be liable to deduct TDS otherwise both you and your wife will deduct TDS in the ratio of your contribution. Rate is 1%.
- After deduction of TDS, you will be required to deposit it to the treasury of the government through challan cum statement i.e. FORM 26QB. 26QB should be filed within 30 days from the end of the month in which TDS will be deducted otherwise late fees and interest on TDS will be levied.
- Please check the residential status of the seller. If he is NRI then you will be liable to deduct TDS on the sale consideration @20% plus cess. Assuming there is no surcharge.
- You will be liable to pay sale consideration less TDS (I.e. 99 lacs) to the seller and seller will claim credit or refund of the same. If sellerbis defacto co-owner of the property then two Form 26 QB will be filed. Number of Form 26QB depends on the defacto buyers and sellers.
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