TDS Return Form 26Q

26Q TDS Return form is important for taxpayers who deduct tax at source. To meet legal compliance, taxpayers who deduct tax at source on payments other than salaries have to file a 26Q every quarter. This form promotes transparency and keeps a track record of tax regulations. There are various sections covered under the 26Q, which contain TDS deductions and payments made by the deductor. This article is a complete guide for you to know about the filing procedure, details, late fees and interest, and due dates to file Form 26Q, a TDS return on non-salary payments. File your TDS/TCS returns now.

Various Sections under 26Q

SectionsDetails
193Interest on securities
194Dividend
194AInterest other than interest on securities
194BWinnings from lotteries and crossword puzzles
194BBWinnings from a horse race
194CPayment of the contractor and subcontractor
194DInsurance commission
194DAMaturity of a life insurance policy
194EEPayment in respect of the deposit under the national savings scheme
194FPayments on account of the repurchase of units by mutual funds
194GCommission, prize on the sale of lottery tickets
194HCommission or brokerage
194I (A) 194I (B)Rent Rent
194JFees for professional or technical services
194KIncome concerning units
194LAPayment of compensation on the acquisition of certain immovable property
194LBACertain income from units of a business trust   
194LBAIncome in respect of units of investment funds
194LBcIncome in respect of investment in a securitization trust
194NPayment of certain amounts in cash
194OPayment of certain sums by e-commerce operators to e-commerce participants
194QTDS on the purchase of goods
194RTDS on benefit or perquisite in respect of business or profession
194STDS on the transfer of virtual digital assets
197ADetails of payment where there is no deduction of tax in certain cases

Late Fee & Interest on 26Q

The late filing fee for the TDS returns forms is Rs 200 for each delayed day until the person liable to pay TDS clears the amount. The maximum TDS could be equivalent to the amount payable as TDS, not more than this.

An assessing officer could charge a penalty of a minimum of Rs 10,000 and a maximum of Rs 1,00,000 under section 271H.

If the TDS is not deducted, it attracts interest at the rate of 1%, and if the TDS is deducted but not deposited yet, in such a case, it attracts interest at the rate of 1.5%.

If TDS deductors have not deducted the payment or deducted at a comparatively lower rate, reasons for the same have to be intimated to the authorities through the form.

Due Dates to File TDS Return Form 26Q

QuarterPeriodDue Date
1st1st April to 30th June31st of July
2nd1st July to 30th September31st October
3rd1st October to 30th December31st of January
4th1st January to 31st of March31st of May

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