Rate of withholding tax u/s 195 - non-resident not having PAN - ...

Income Tax

January 12, 2017

Rate of withholding tax u/s 195 - non-resident not having PAN - the payment is well covered u/s 115A(1)(b) - special rate of TDS i.e. 11.33% was applicable - TDS @20% is not warranted AT

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Rate of withholding tax u/s 195 - non-resident not having PAN - ...

Income Tax

January 12, 2017

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