TDS or Tax Deducted at Source is a tax levied by the Indian government wherein taxes are collected based on 'pay as you get'. The taxes are deducted at payments source, such as salary & commission.

The employer deducts the Tax before making the payment to the employee and is deposited with the govt. The employer later issues form 16 to its employees, which serves as proof of tax payment in the employee's hands.

For certain people, it is compulsory to be submit the quarterly return online. If the deductor is :

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???? A company’s principal officer

???? Assessee who is required to have its accounts audited for the previous year under 44AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

???? If there are 20 or more records of deductees in a statement for any quarter of a particular financial year. Annexure I and Annexure II are also forms that require submission along with this form. Annexure I has to be filled in for all four quarters of the year. Annexure II needs to be filed only for the final quarter of the year. Financy Anzalist Experts will guide you on the same.

If the expenditure incurred/payment made during the year is below the threshold limit, then there is no requirement to deduct tax at source. If net taxable income is less than maximum amount which is not chargeable to tax

???? Rs. 2,50,000 for an individual

???? Rs. 3,00,000 for Senior Citizens

???? Rs. 5,00,000 for Super Senior Citizens

In case you have not deposited TDS by the due date, the following penalties are applicable:

???? Late filing fee (if you do not file by the deadline)

???? Interest (if you do not deposit the TDS amount in time)

???? Penalty (if TDS is not filed within one year of the due date)

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