Income Tax Department has declared good news for Taxpayee who are payable tax
and those who have not own PAN till filing TDS or Income Tax Return i.e. penalty
is deleted. In this regard Income Tax Department has decided that
Non-availability of PAN of payee-customer was a reasonable cause for belated
filing of TDS return; penalty deleted. Before this on non-submission of PAN, Tax
is to be deducted @ higher of prescribed rate or 20%. as per the recent
amendments W.e.f 01/04/2010.
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