Taxation Series: TDS Calculation, Payment for E-commerce

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12 Responses

  1. Avnish says:

    Hello Sir,
    Suppose I have started selling on Nov 2016
    Fees for November 2016- 9000
    Fees for December 2016- 5000
    Fees for January 2017- 3000
    Fees for February 2017- 2000
    Fees for March 2017-4000

    I have crossed my TDS threshold(Rs.15000) on January 2017. Do I need to pay TDS for November-March or from January-March?

  2. Rohit Singal says:

    Threshold limit does not mean exemption limit. You need to pay from Nov-March. From first rupee.

    • Avnish says:

      Please consider the same case with different scenario-
      Suppose I have started selling on Nov 2016
      Fees for November 2016- 9000
      Fees for December 2016- 5000
      Fees for January 2017- 3000
      Fees for February 2017- 2000
      Fees for March 2017-4000

      I have crossed my TDS threshold(Rs.15000) on January 2017. But my total turnover was only 80 lakh(1st April 2016-31st march 2017) and I am a proprietorship firm. Will I still need to pay TDS?

      • Rohit Singal says:

        No. As long as you were not under audit the previous year. That means if you have crossed 1 cr before this year you were audited and hence in this year even though your sale is 80 lakhs you are liable to pay. If you never were in audit then you need not pay.

  3. Vijay Peta says:

    Hi Rohit,

    Thanks for the detailed article on TDS payments for e-commerce services. We recently started selling on Amazon India and have a couple of questions regarding the same:

    1) We are an LLP firm, in this case, which option should we choose between (0021)NON-COMPANY DEDUCTEES and (0020)COMPANY DEDUCTEES.
    2) At what stage in the payment process, we need to give amazon details? Under Address Section on the first page, should we give our company address or amazon address details?

    Small observation:
    In the calculation table you have shown the following:
    “Rs 1972.6 (10% of 98630) Easyship Handling Fee”, guess you mean 2% and not 10%.

    Thank you,
    Vijay

  4. Basheer says:

    Sir, Post GST Amazon and Flipkart are not issuing the above type of Invoices. Also Flipkart used to add TDS Calculation Sheet, post GST. Is it that Post GST we need not deduct TDS ?

  5. Karan Kishnani says:

    SO TODAY WE SHOULD TAKE 5% RIGHT ON 194H AS IT IS AFTER 1.6.16 @5%, AND NOT 10%

  6. rajesh says:

    how do we get back the TDS amount deducted back from the Ecommerce companies???

    • Rohit Singal says:

      On flipkart you can submit your sealed and signed TDS certificate. You can see the option under support. For Amazon create a case and upload your certificate. Similarly you will find on other portals. If not just create a case and they will refund you.

  7. Akshay says:

    I have GST in three different states done for the FBA, the commission and shipping is charged on all three state’s GST. Should I calculate the TDS amount considering all three invoices(invoice of each state)?

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