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Property Purchases From NRIs Face Separate TDS Filing

Property Purchases From NRIs Face Separate TDS Filing
Buying property from an NRI? Here’s what’s changing in TDS reporting · CNBC TV 18

People buying property from an NRI may need to follow updated TDS reporting rules.

TDS is tax-related information that must be reported during certain payments.

If several people are deductors, each person must submit a separate form.

These changes concern reporting and paperwork.

They do not add a new requirement to register the property.

The existing TDS rates are not changing.

Reporting rules for remittances to non-residents through Forms 145 and 146 are also unchanged.

Buyers should therefore pay attention to which forms they must file.

Key facts

Affected transactions
Property purchases from NRIs
Multiple deductors
Each deductor must submit a separate form
Area of change
TDS reporting and documentation
Property registration
No new property registration requirement is introduced
TDS rates
Existing rates remain unchanged
Forms 145 and 146
Existing reporting requirements for remittances to non-residents remain unchanged

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