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Buying a Car Over 10 Lakhs? Don't Forget the Hidden 1% TCS Cost
This article highlights that buyers spending over ₹10 lakh on cars should be aware of an additional 1% Tax Collected at Source (TCS) charged by sellers, which is often overlooked. This TCS is an added cost on top of the sale price and affects the overall vehicle purchase amount. The article explains the TCS mechanism under IT laws applying to high-value goods and provides practical advice on awareness and tax planning to minimize unexpected tax burdens. It emphasizes compliance for both buyers and sellers and outlines thresholds and exemptions related to TCS on motor vehicle sales. The piece is particularly relevant for prospective vehicle buyers in the premium segment, alerting them about regulatory tax implications accompanying large transactions in the automotive market.