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Krishnaswamy Yoganandan, Chennai vs Ito, Chennai on 23 February, 2022

"When the TDS is to be made for a transaction between assessee company and payee, those provisions are only to be reckoned i.e. the moment commission is paid to franchisees, relevant TDS provisions are only applicable but not what will happen subsequent to payment to franchisee. Subsequent TDS payment by franchisee is the issue to be adjudicated in the case of a franchisee and not in this case. For example, if a person awards a contract to one person, Act says that 2% of that amount is to be deducted, even though the contractor again gives it as subcontractor to other person. When, a contractor gives the same as sub-contract 1% of TDS is to be made by him again and the original person who awards the contract cannot say that he will deduct only 1% of the receipts as TDS because the contractor is further giving it as sub- contract. The two transactions lire separate and independent and hence the Assessing Officer is correct in applying section 194H for the entire amount. In this connection, I rely on commission paid by travel again to its agent selling airlines tickets on his behalf but also as an agent discount and special commission passed on to them. Thus TDS to be deducted on whole amount. CIT vs Dex Travel (P) Limited 172 TM 142 Del). While assessee company is giving Sim cards/recharge coupons to various franchisees at reduced rate and correctly treated it as "commission".
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Cellular Mobile Telecom Services, ... vs Assessee on 17 October, 2012

The two transactions are separate and independent and hence the Assessing Officer is correct in applying section 194H for the entire amount. In this connection, I rely on commission paid by travel again to its agent selling airlines tickets on his behalf but also on agent discount and special commission passed on to them. Thus, TDS to be deductible on whole amount. CIT Vs Dex Travel (P) Limited 172 TM 142(Del.). While assessee company is giving sim cards/recharge coupons to various franchisees at reduced rate and correctly treated it as "commission".
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