TDS RETURN FILING
Get Return Filing for TDS @ Rs 8999 (Professional fee)
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What is TDS Return Filing?
TDS stands for Tax deducted at Source which is a form of direct tax levied by the Government of India. TDS compliance is the responsibility of the person making the payment who has to deduct a certain percentage of the money paid to the payee. The TDS procedure is straightforward, making compliance hassle-free and seamless. Any entity that is required to deduct TDS has to complete a TDS return filing every quarter.
The entity that is deducting the tax at source is required to deposit the tax with the Central Government. Interests from the bank, salary, payments to freelancers, payment for commissions, lottery winnings, etc. all fall under the purview of TDS. Employers who pay salaries to the employees are required to deduct TDS. The source that is deducting the payment is called deductor, whereas the person from whom the payment is deducted is termed deductee.
FEATURES
Lifetime Validity
Once the TAN number is registered with the Government of India, it is valid for a lifetime. The taxpayer need not renew it every year and can use it to pay TDS.
No Burden of Paying lump-sum tax
Under TDS, there is no burden of paying taxes at a lump-sum amount. The taxes are deducted from source and reported quarterly. This makes the payment of taxes hassle-free and smooth.
Convenience
TDS is a convenient method of tax payment because the taxes are automatically deducted. There is no long and time-consuming procedure for the deduction of taxes. The same is reflected in the Form 26AS provided which has details of all the TDS that is deducted.
Steady Source Of Revenue
TDS is a steady source of income for the government of India. As it is levied and is deducted voluntarily, the government earns regular revenue from TDS.
Requirements
- TDS return to be filed by employers or organizations that have a valid Tax Collection and Deduction Account Number (TAN). A person who is responsible for deducting and deposits the TDS to government is also required to File E-TDS return on quarterly basis. E-TDS return is a statement in which complete details of Deductees, Amount paid, TDS deducted and deposited is mentioned.
- Details of tax deducted and paid to the credit of the Central Government
- Copy of Challans
- Dedutee detais like PAN number, Amount of payment, date of payment, date of deduction and reason for Non deduction/Short deduction if any.
TDS Return Filing Procedure
- 1
Basic Documents
Arrange and provide basic documents as per the list provided by us.
- 2
Payment of Fees
Make the payment of registration fees.
- 3
Initiate Process
An application is to be filed online.
- 4
Key Deliverables
Get the acknowledgment of TDS return
Price
Standard
4999
5999
- TDS Return Filling for four Quarters. 24EQ for upto 20 Deducties (For collection of tax at source)
Basic
4999
5999
- TDS Return Filling for four Quarters. 27Q for upto 20 Deducties (deduction of tax on payables to Non-Resident of India)
Premium
8999
10799
- TDS Return Filling for four Quarters. 24Q for upto 15 Employees (For deduction of Tax In respect of Salary) 26Q for upto 20 Deducties (For deduction of Tax In other than Salary)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
If the employee’s income falls under the taxable income slab then he or she is liable to pay TDS. So, any individual with income less than 2.5 lakhs, a senior citizen with income less than Rs. 3 lakhs and super senior citizens with income less than Rs. 5 lakhs will not be eligible for TDS deduction as their income does not fall under the income tax slab.
No, only the deductor is responsible to pay any penalty related to non-compliance and lack of timely TDS payment to the government.
There are many types of TDS return forms that need to be filed depending on the type of deductor. The forms are as follows:
- Form 24Q- TDS on Salary
- Form 27Q- TDS for non-resident, foreign company deductor
- Form 26QB- TDS on payment of transfer of immovable property
- Form 26Q- TDS in any other case
Yes, PAN and TAN are both mandatory for filing the TDS returns.
The deductor or the employer needs to issue a TDS certificate which is called the Form 16 or 16A. This form reflects the TDS deducted along with the list of deductees. Also, Form 26AS reflects the total amount of TDS deducted by any deductor.