TDS Return Filing – Form 26Q

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What is Form 26Q

Form 26Q is a quarterly TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) return that businesses and individuals must file when they deduct TDS on non-salary payments such as contractor payments, professional fees, rent, interest, commission, and dividends.

  • Reports TDS deducted on payments made to vendors, professionals, and businesses.
  • Helps deductees (service providers, contractors, etc.) get TDS credit in their Form 26AS.
  • Ensures tax compliance and prevents penalties for late or incorrect filing.

Even if no TDS is deducted, a NIL return must be filed.

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Process to File Form 26Q

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  • Verify the PAN details of deductees (vendors/service providers).
  • Deduct TDS at the applicable rate based on the type of payment.
  • Deposit TDS using Challan ITNS 281 before filing the return.
  • Use TDS Return Preparation Utility (RPU) from NSDL.
  • Validate the file using the File Validation Utility (FVU).
  • Log in to TRACES (TDS Portal) or NSDL website.
  • Upload the validated return file and submit it.
  • Receive the Acknowledgment Number for reference.
  • After successful filing, generate Form 16A from TRACES.
  • Provide Form 16A to vendors/service providers within 15 days of filing for their tax credit claim.

If any errors occur, a revised return must be filed through TRACES.

Penalties & Interest for Late Filing or Non-Compliance

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Timely filing prevents penalties and ensures smooth compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, without an LDC, your payer must deduct TDS at the standard rate, even if your tax liability is lower.