Will the Budget bring credit card international spends under TCS?
Thu, Feb 1, 2024 9:49 AM

Will the Budget bring credit card international spends under TCS?

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TCS on credit card international spends has been a hot topic lately. Last year, the government implemented a Rs 7-lakh spend threshold for TCS to apply on these transactions, but eventually exempted credit cards from TCS altogether. It is unlikely that this will change in Budget 2024, as experts believe the Rs 7 lakh yearly limit is sufficient for most individuals with foreign expenses.

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