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TDS or Tax Deducted at Source refers to the tax deducted by the payer from the payment made to the payee. TDS return filing is the process of filing a statement with the Income Tax Department, which contains details of TDS deducted and deposited by the deductor. TDS return filing is mandatory for all entities who have deducted TDS and is to be filed quarterly.
The TDS return filing process involves the collation of TDS details from different deductors and verifying them with Form 26AS, which is a consolidated tax statement. The TDS return is then filed using the government’s online portal. The due dates for filing TDS returns are the 31st of July, October, January, and May, respectively. Filing TDS returns on time ensures that taxpayers avoid penalties and interest charges imposed by the Income Tax Department.
At our firm, we provide end-to-end TDS return filing services to our clients, ensuring that they are compliant with TDS regulations and avoid any potential penalties or interest charges.
Filing TDS returns on time can help you avoid penalties and interest charges levied by the Income Tax Department.
Filing TDS returns regularly can help you maintain easy compliance with tax laws and avoid any legal issues.
TDS return filing helps businesses maintain accurate accounting of all transactions and ensures that tax deductions are properly recorded.
TDS return filing helps taxpayers claim credit for the tax deducted at source, which can be used to offset tax liability. This reduces the tax burden on taxpayers and helps them save money.