Under the Income Tax Act, the 'TDS' on payment of rent for land, building, or furniture exceeding ₹2,40,000 per annum is governed by which section, and what is the rate? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Under the Income Tax Act, the 'TDS' on payment of rent for land, building, or furniture exceeding ₹2,40,000 per annum is governed by which section, and what is the rate?
A. Section 194C at 2%
B. Section 194I at 2%
C. Section 194J at 10%
D. Section 194I at 10%
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Section 194I(b) mandates TDS at 10% on rent paid for the use of land, building, or furniture, provided the rent exceeds ₹2,40,000 in a financial year.

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Under the Income Tax Act, which of the following is NOT eligible for deduction under the specific Section 80C limit of ₹1,50,000?
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B. Alphabetical order
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