Section 194BB TDS on winnings from race horses
Section 194BB enjoins any person, who is a bookmaker or a licensee for horse racing in a race course or arranger for wagering or betting in any race course, and is responsible for paying to any person the winning from such horse race, to deduct income-tax at source. The deduction is to be done as per rates in force. The only exemption is for winnings of Rs.10,000/- or below.
Under this section TDS required to be deducted from prize money of winning from prize money of winnings from race horses. Income from horse races is taxed at a flat rate of 30% u/s 115BB of the Income Tax Act and TDS is deducted under section 194BB if the earnings aboveRs.10,000 at 30%.
Budget 2025, this threshold was Rs.10,000 for each individual (separate) transaction.
Threshold limit for TDS
- Amount or the aggregate amounts greater than (>) Rs. 10,000 in a Financial Year.
- Or
- Greater than (>) in a single transaction from financial year 2025-26.
Payer
Payee
Rate of TDS
Time of deduction
For example,
Deposit of TDS
- Without an income tax challan – deposit on the same day
- With an income tax challan – deposit within 7 days from the end of the month in which the deduction is made.
- If credited or paid in march – 30th march
- Any other month – within 7 days from the end of the month in which the deduction is made
Quarterly Statement filing (Rule 31A)
Payer must submit a quarterly statement (Form 26Q) for tax
deducted at source.
Qtr. Ending |
Due date |
30th
June |
31st
July |
30th
September |
31st
October |
31st
December |
31st
January |
31st
March |
31st
May |
Furnishing certificate of TDS (Rule 31)
- As per this section, a person
- who is a bookmaker or Turf accountant?
- Government license holder for organizing horse races, wagering, or betting
- What is the rate of TDS undersection 194BB?
- TDS rate under section 194BB is 30% plus surcharges. The deduction is made at the time of payment. No tax deduction will be required if the winning amount is within Rs. 10,000
- No deductions allowed against expenses
- Losses Can be carry forward up to next 4assessment years from the assessment year in which the loss was incurred
- Losses can be set off against income from owning and maintaining race-horses only
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