FAQ's (1) on Sec 194T of Income Tax Act, 1961-Presumptive Taxation if failed to Comply with Sec194T

Impact of Non-Deduction of TDS u/s 194T on Presumptive Taxation under Section 44AD | Applicability of Section 194T and Amendment to Section 40(b) of Income Tax, Act, 1961 | Is it applicability to LLP | Will it be applicable to Minor Partners also | Separate Sections for TDS on Commission and Interest (Section 194H & 194A) | Is TDS u/s 194T needs to be deducted by Non-Auditable Firms | interest to Partner on Unsecured Loan | TDS on Capital Withdrawal and Profit Distribution | Remuneration under Section 194T vs Section 192B | Practical Implications of Section 194T when Remuneration is calculated at Year-End | Under which TDS return filing should deduction under section 194T be reported: Form 24Q or Form 26Q | 194T TDS on Reimbursement | Is it possible to make monthly payments but book the remuneration at the year-end?" | TDS Rate for Minor Partners without PAN | Will the partner be able to claim the TDS deducted under section 194T? | What if the remuneration is booked for the year 2024-25, but the payment occurs in the financial year 2025-26 | Under which section should the firm deduct TDS on Professional Services provided by partners: Section 194J or Section 194T? | Does the firm need to apply for a Tax Deduction and Collection Number (TAN)?" | Presumptive Taxation Scheme Under income Tax Act, 1961