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TDS AND TCS FILING

TDS/TCS statements are quarterly TDS/TCS returns filed in electronic form under section 200(3)/206C, as amended by Finance Act, 2005. These financial statements must be issued starting in the fiscal year 2005-06, according to the Income Tax Act. For quarterly e-TDS statements, Form Nos. 24Q, 26Q, and 27Q are used, while Form No. 27EQ is used for quarterly e-TCS statements. In the case of all e-TDS/TCS statements, a signed verification in Form No. 27A should be included with the statements filed.

What is TDS Returns?

The practice of minimizing tax avoidance and spillage by making it obligatory to deduct TDS from payments at pre-defined rates is Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). If your boss pays you salaries, or your buyer pays you taxes, or the bank pays you interest on deposits, TDS deduction laws and rates are specifically prescribed. To deduct the TDS and deposit the same with the Government of India, the payer is necessary. The sum net of TDS is paid by the payee. This is deemed to be part of the tax paid and if excess TDS has been deducted, then the Income Tax Department will file returns and demand the refund.

What is TDS Returns?

TDS is not only about deducting tax; TDS returns must also be filed :

Apart from the tax allowance and the tax on the government account, the deductor must also apply a TDS return in the form of a quarterly declaration to the I-T department. These TDS returns can be submitted electronically, which appears on the payee’s Form 26AS. Tax deductors are obliged to send TDS returns in due course.

The TDS return submitted should contain details of the deductor’s TAN and PAN number, payee PAN number, tax amount charged, TDS challan info, payment method, etc. The employer or the company deducting TDS must be presented with a correct tax and deduction account number to file the TDS (TAN).

What is TCS Returns?

What is TCS Returns?

The practice of minimizing tax avoidance and spillage by making it obligatory to deduct TDS from payments at pre-defined rates is Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). If your boss pays you salaries, or your buyer pays you taxes, or the bank pays you interest on deposits, TDS deduction laws and rates are specifically prescribed. To deduct the TDS and deposit the same with the Government of India, the payer is necessary. The sum net of TDS is paid by the payee. This is deemed to be part of the tax paid and if excess TDS has been deducted, then Tax Mill will file returns and demand the refund.

Exemptions in TCS :

Tax collection at source is excluded in the following cases :

An appeal to the Assessing Officer for tax collection at a lower rate must be made. This exception can be given only if the officer is confident that the buyer’s gross revenue warrants a lower premium. A certificate with a lower collection rate would be issued by the officer.

The customer must sign a statement claiming that the TCS regulations do not apply to him. Form 27C must be used to render such a statement. The customer bears the burden of proving that the products were used for manufacturing, processing, or distribution.

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