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peace | I want to give a cheque to someone which is more than Rs. 50000. Do I need to pay tax on this? What fomalities |
I want to give a cheque oof more than Rs. 50000. What are the fomalities I need to comply with as the amount will be more than Rs. 50000. |
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Withdrawl of cash (by whatever mode) on any singgle day from an account (other than savings account) maintained with any scheduled bank exceeding 25000/-{ in case of any individual or HUF} and 1,00,000/- {in case of a person other than any individual or HUF}
Encashment of term deposit---
receipt of cash from any scheduled bank on any single day on cashment of one or more term deposits (whether on maturity or otherwise) exceeding the amount 25,000/- {in case of Individual and HUF} and 1,00,000/- {in case of a person other than Individual or HUF}
If you are transfering the fund from one person to another through cheque then consequences are as follows.
If the other person receives the cheque and deposited in his / her bank account after crossing the cheque in to account payee then no tax will be charged by bank.
If the other person to whom you have given the cheque want to cash it across the counter then you will be charged under BCTT banking cash transaction tax @ 0.1 %(no surcharge , no education cess)
Withdrawl of cash from an account other than savings account then the person whose account cash is withdrawn is liable to tax, the value will be the amount of cash withdrawn.
In case of Encashment of term deposit the person who receives cash on encashment is liable to the value of the amount of cash received on encashment of term deposit..
No BCTT shall be payable if the amount of term deposit is credited to any account with the bank. |
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deshik
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u need to give your pan number........................... |
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helpaneed
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You haven't mentioned the purpose of the payment!
Whether it is a contractor's payment, an ordinary trade payment, a personal loan, a gift, a social transaction, a donation.....etc. It could even just be your obligation to deduct tax from this payment than paying any tax on this!
The purpose of the payment determines your tax liability and without knowing that aspect, it won't be advisable to say anything in your case. |
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Rahul
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If you have money in your account, you can issue a cheque for any sum as you desire. |
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Kanchan B
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If u want give a cheque to someone more than Rs. 50000
then u obviously have to ur PAN number.
Before submitting ur cheque on ur or his bank A/c u have to put ur PAN numer. |
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Jeevan Kumar Mittal, 1956
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You can peacefully issue a cheque for any amount from Rs. 1/- to any amount. No tax on issue of cheque. You can write forwarding letter. You can demand acknowledement of letter / receipt of cheque from payee. I have issued many cheques more than 50000/- for investment in shares IPO. I have account in various banks. |
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V.T.V.RAM
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The receiver of the cheque has to answer the taxman. Not u please !!- because it is income for him. |
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caliredneck67
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50000 rupees?Sri Lankan or Indian? that is like $461.00 or 1,169.86 us dollars. No need to file taxes on that |
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jacks
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You need not pay any tax for this amount but you need to quote your Pan number and the only formality you need to do if the amount exceeds INR 49999 is, you need to reveal the source of that income or amount to the concerned authorities. |
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