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TDS Return Filing – Overview


TDS Return Filing is a mandatory compliance requirement under the Income Tax Act for
deductors who deduct tax at source while making specified payments such as salary,
professional fees, rent, interest, or contractor payments.


TDS returns contain details of tax deducted, challans deposited, and deductee information,
which are filed quarterly in prescribed forms like Form 24Q, 26Q, 27Q, and 27EQ.
Accurate and timely filing ensures proper credit to deductees and avoids penalties,
interest, and notices from the Income Tax Department.



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Types of TDS Returns


Under the Income Tax Act, different TDS return forms are prescribed based on
the nature of payment and the category of deductee. Filing the correct form is essential
for accurate compliance.


Form 24Q – Salary Payments
Applicable for TDS deducted on salary paid to employees.


Form 26Q – Non-Salary Payments
Used for TDS on payments such as professional fees, rent, interest, and contractor payments.


Form 27Q – Non-Resident Payments
Applicable for TDS deducted on payments made to non-residents and foreign companies.


Form 27EQ – TCS Return
Used for reporting Tax Collected at Source (TCS) by sellers.


Regular TDS Return
Filed quarterly with correct deductee and challan details.


Revised / Correction Return
Filed to rectify errors in PAN, challan details, or deductee information.


Note: Selecting the correct TDS return form is crucial to ensure
proper credit to deductees and avoid notices or penalties.





Eligibility for TDS Return Filing


Any person or entity that is required to deduct tax at source under the Income Tax Act
must file TDS returns within the prescribed due dates. Below are the categories of
deductors who are eligible and obligated to file TDS returns.


Employers:
Individuals or organisations paying salaries and deducting TDS under Section 192.


Businesses & Professionals:
Entities making payments such as professional fees, contractor payments, rent,
commission, or interest.


Companies & LLPs:
All companies and LLPs liable to deduct tax at source on applicable payments.


Individuals & HUFs (Specified Cases):
Individuals or HUFs required to deduct TDS under sections like 194-IA, 194-IB, or 194M.


Government & Local Authorities:
Central/State Government bodies and local authorities making TDS-applicable payments.


Deductors with TAN:
Any entity holding a valid Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN).


Important: If tax has been deducted at source, filing the corresponding
TDS return is mandatory—even if no tax is payable.



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Documents Required for TDS Return Filing


To file a TDS return accurately and within due dates, certain documents and
information must be kept ready. These details help ensure proper reconciliation
and error-free submission.


TAN Details:
Valid Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number of the deductor.


PAN of Deductor & Deductees:
Correct PAN details of the deductor and all deductees.


Challan Details (Challan 281):
Details of TDS payments deposited with the government.


Deductee Payment Details:
Amount paid, date of payment, and TDS deducted.


Salary Details (Form 24Q):
Employee salary breakup and tax computation, if applicable.


Previous Quarter Return Details:
Acknowledgement numbers and correction history, if any.


Authorisation Letter:
Authorisation to file TDS returns on behalf of the deductor.


Correct Return Form:
Applicable form such as 24Q, 26Q, 27Q, or 27EQ.


Tip: Ensure PAN and challan details are accurate to avoid
mismatches, late fees, or notices from the Income Tax Department.



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Procedure for TDS Return Filing


Filing TDS returns involves a structured process to ensure accurate reporting
of tax deducted, timely compliance, and proper credit to deductees.
Below is the standard step-by-step procedure for TDS return filing.


Step 1: Deduct TDS
Deduct tax at source at applicable rates while making specified payments.


Step 2: Deposit TDS
Deposit the deducted TDS to the government using Challan ITNS 281 within due dates.


Step 3: Prepare TDS Return
Compile deductee details, PAN, challan data, and payment information.


Step 4: Validate Return
Validate the return file using the File Validation Utility (FVU).


Step 5: Upload Return
Upload the validated return on the Income Tax Department portal.


Step 6: Generate Acknowledgement
Obtain the provisional receipt (Token Number) after successful submission.


Step 7: Issue TDS Certificates
Download and issue Form 16 or Form 16A to deductees.


Step 8: File Corrections (If Required)
Submit correction statements in case of errors or mismatches.


Note: Timely filing and accurate details help avoid late fees,
penalties, and notices from the Income Tax Department.





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TDS compliance requires precision, timely filing, and continuous monitoring.
Our professional approach ensures your TDS returns are filed accurately,
on time, and fully compliant with Income Tax regulations.


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From data collection to return filing and certificate issuance—fully handled.


Experienced Tax Professionals:
Expert handling by professionals well-versed in TDS laws and procedures.


Timely & Accurate Filing:
On-time submission with thorough verification to avoid late fees and penalties.


Error & Mismatch Resolution:
Quick handling of PAN mismatches, challan errors, and correction returns.


Transparent Communication:
Clear updates and status tracking throughout the filing process.


Notice & Compliance Support:
Assistance with income tax notices, defaults, and rectifications.


Result: Stress-free TDS compliance with reduced risk, timely filings,
and complete peace of mind.

TDS Return Filing – Frequently Asked Questions

Explore commonly asked questions about TDS Return Filing in India. Learn about the costs involved, legal formalities, and key advantages to help you make confident and informed choices.

A TDS return is a quarterly statement filed with the Income Tax Department containing details of tax deducted, deposited, and paid to the government.
Any person or entity that deducts tax at source and holds a valid TAN is required to file TDS returns.
TDS returns are filed on a quarterly basis for each financial year.
Common forms include Form 24Q (salary), Form 26Q (non-salary), Form 27Q (non-resident payments), and Form 27EQ (TCS).
Due dates vary by quarter, typically falling in July, October, January, and May.
Late filing attracts a fee of ₹200 per day under Section 234E, subject to the total TDS amount.
Yes, correction statements can be filed to rectify errors in PAN, challan details, or deductee information.
Yes, deductors must issue Form 16 or Form 16A to deductees after filing TDS returns.
Documents include TAN details, PAN of deductees, challan details, payment records, and applicable TDS forms.
Yes, professional assistance helps ensure accurate filing, timely compliance, and efficient handling of notices or corrections.

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