TDS Calculator

Calculate Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) for various payments as per the Indian Income Tax Act.

TDS Calculation Details

Applicable TDS Rate

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TDS Amount

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Net Amount Payable

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Important TDS Information

Select an income type to see relevant TDS information and thresholds.

Simplify Your Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) Calculations

Accurately determine TDS deductions with our intuitive online calculator for various income types.

Demystifying Tax Deducted at Source (TDS)

Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is a system where a certain percentage of income is deducted by the payer at the time of making specific payments and remitted to the government. This mechanism ensures efficient tax collection at the very point of income generation. Understanding TDS is crucial for both individuals and businesses to ensure compliance with tax regulations in India.

Whether you're dealing with salary, rent, professional fees, or other income streams, knowing the correct TDS amount to deduct or expect can prevent errors and ensure timely tax payments.

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Calculate TDS in Simple Steps

Our user-friendly online TDS calculator simplifies the complexities, allowing you to quickly find the applicable TDS amount. The calculations are performed instantly in your browser, maintaining your privacy.

  • Select Income Type
    Choose the relevant income category, such as Salary, Rent, Professional Fees, or Interest Income, from the dropdown menu.
  • Enter Gross Amount
    Input the total gross amount of the payment or income before any deductions.
  • Specify PAN Status (If Applicable)
    Indicate if the recipient's Permanent Account Number (PAN) is available, as TDS rates can vary.
  • View Calculated TDS
    The calculator will instantly display the TDS amount, applicable section, and the net payable amount.
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Key Aspects of TDS Regulations

TDS provisions vary based on the nature of payment and the recipient's status. Here’s a quick overview of some common scenarios:

TDS on Salary (Section 192):
Deducted by employers based on income tax slabs, considering various exemptions and deductions claimed by the employee.
TDS on Rent (Section 194I):
Applicable on rent paid for land, building, or furniture if the annual payment exceeds a specified threshold. Different rates apply for individuals/HUFs vs. companies/firms.
TDS on Professional/Technical Fees (Section 194J):
Deducted when payments are made for professional services, technical services, royalties, or non-compete fees above a certain limit.
TDS on Interest Other Than Securities (Section 194A):
Applicable on interest earned from bank deposits, loans, etc., above the exemption limit, with specific rules for different entities.
Impact of Missing PAN:
If the recipient does not provide their PAN, TDS is deducted at a higher rate, typically 20%, or the applicable rate, whichever is higher.
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Frequently Asked Questions about TDS

TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) aims to collect tax at the very source of income. It helps the government collect taxes progressively throughout the financial year and widens the tax base by tracking transactions.

No, it is not mandatory for everyone. TDS deduction is typically required for specific entities (like companies, firms, or individuals/HUFs whose accounts are audited) making certain types of payments above specified threshold limits as per the Income Tax Act.

Non-deduction or incorrect deduction/remittance of TDS can lead to penalties, interest charges, and disallowance of expenses for the deductor. It's crucial to comply with TDS provisions to avoid legal repercussions.

Yes, if the TDS deducted from your income is more than your actual tax liability, you can claim a refund by filing your Income Tax Return (ITR). The excess amount will be refunded to you by the Income Tax Department.