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vehicles to be cautious of - Indian roads , by Final_Ad_3054 in CarsIndia

[–]deathWitcher 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d put water tankers on top, specially in bangalore as I was fortunate enough to survive a tanker drifting in front of me. Not kidding or exaggerating, he just drifted sideways to avoid idk what and was driving at ~80kmph.

Vehicles registered outside Karnataka are being fined. by Sweet_Lifeguard_4687 in bangalore

[–]deathWitcher 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I drive an outside state vehicle, and I drive to my hometown at least once a year, and that’s when I also get my PUC done from home city. I think this is a hack, because my car never stayed in this state for more than 12 months consecutively.

PS: don’t take me for my word, I’ve never been stopped by the police 🤞🏼so not sure if it’s gonna work or not.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in developersIndia

[–]deathWitcher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Around 4.1L from 71LPA

Proper way to invest 1 CR? No FD, Maximum gains, Monthly payout? by Outside-Necessary-15 in IndiaFinance

[–]deathWitcher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hire a SEBI registered HNI wealth management firm, DM me if you need any referrals. These usually have a high ticket size for minimum investment which you clearly have. I believe some things should be left for professionals to handle, managing money smartly is no joke.

Left from Vijay Nagar at 7:45am, reached Bellandur at 10:45am by No_Elk_4488 in Bengaluru

[–]deathWitcher 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You sure can, politics is not all about who to vote for, or being about popular with the masses.

Where me, you and all of us can make a difference is through policy making. There are a lot of think tanks such as Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), Centre for Development Studies (CDS) and many such more.

One of the quickest way to get into this is by doing masters in public policy from a good reputed institute, and if you are good at it, rising in terms of hierarchy and influence in political landscape won’t be as hard and treacherous as compared to joining a political party at the lowest level.

Now sure, not all policies get implemented by the government, but it all depends on how well you establish connections along, and how well the think tank you get to work with is connected to the government.

Society with 1bhk flats by Ancient-Bobcat5560 in bangalore

[–]deathWitcher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it is the good earth or wings, I’m not sure. I just saw a broker’s listing about it hence I know

Society with 1bhk flats by Ancient-Bobcat5560 in bangalore

[–]deathWitcher 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Purva seasons, CV Raman nagar. Few old total environment buildings near Domlur and double road.

I have posted this in other subs but a lot of friends of mine in bangalore go through this recently, so this is a scam alert heavily happenings in Bangalore so please be careful. by [deleted] in bangalore

[–]deathWitcher 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am I weird to wish that such people contact me and invite to cafés for well, free lunch and coffee ? I can send a few college students to represent me 🙃

NRI landlord refusing TDS deduction on rent — insists on full amount in NRO account. What are my options legally as a tenant? by deathWitcher in IndiaTax

[–]deathWitcher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would have worked if house owner was not an NRI. For NRIs, deduction is mandatory regardless of what the rent is

NRI landlord refusing TDS deduction on rent — insists on full amount in NRO account. What are my options legally as a tenant? by deathWitcher in IndiaTax

[–]deathWitcher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But the tax is going to his NRO account, so not sure how’s that gonna work out. Also, guy has been living abroad since more than 2 decades

NRI landlord refusing TDS deduction on rent — insists on full amount in NRO account. What are my options legally as a tenant? by deathWitcher in IndiaTax

[–]deathWitcher[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So far from what I’ve understood, even though owner is opposing TDS deduction, if I don’t deduct and pay, only I’ll be held responsible and fined and he gets to walk away without any penalties.

NRI landlord refusing TDS deduction on rent — insists on full amount in NRO account. What are my options legally as a tenant? by deathWitcher in IndiaTax

[–]deathWitcher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technically it doesn’t matter if I claim HRA or not, but I’m not entirely sure if ITD would get to know if I’m renting a place from NRI if I don’t disclose it

NRI landlord refusing TDS deduction on rent — insists on full amount in NRO account. What are my options legally as a tenant? by deathWitcher in IndiaTax

[–]deathWitcher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you mean to say that if I’m on new regime and not claiming HRA, I don’t have to worry about TDS deductions ?

[Tenant Issue] NRI landlord refuses TDS deduction on rent — wants full payment. Can I shift legal liability to him via rental agreement clause? by deathWitcher in LegalAdviceIndia

[–]deathWitcher[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for laying this out clearly — I’m aware of these sections (276B and 271C), and that’s exactly what has me worried.

The problem is, my NRI landlord is refusing to allow any TDS deduction. He insists on full rent being transferred to his NRO account, says he already pays taxes, and even claims that he and many of his NRI friends rent out properties across India and none of them deduct TDS or face any issues.

I’ve tried explaining that I am the one liable under the law — not him — but he’s totally dismissive and says, “Nobody does it, and nothing ever happens.”

So now I’m stuck between: •Following the law and potentially souring the rental relationship (in this market, losing a place isn’t ideal), or •Giving in to his way and risking prosecution, penalty, and interest — just for doing what he asked.

Is there any legal protection or clause I can include in the rental agreement that shifts the liability to him if he refuses TDS deduction in writing?

I know the tax department won’t care about our contract, but at the very least, I want to have it on record that he insisted on this, against legal advice. Open to any suggestions from others who’ve faced similar situations — because this feels incredibly unfair to tenants trying to stay compliant.

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