Tax Compliance Service

TDS Return Filing in Ranchi

Complete professional guidance for TDS return filing, including due dates, applicable forms, compliance procedures, and penalty management — ensuring accurate and timely submissions.

Introduction to TDS

TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Source. As per the Government’s TDS scheme, tax must be deducted at the time of making payment to a person. The payer deducts and deposits TDS with the Government using an Income Tax Challan and is also required to file a TDS Return.

A TDS return is a quarterly statement submitted to the Income Tax Department containing complete deduction and payment details.

Details Required for Filing TDS Return

  • ✔ PAN of deductor and deductee
  • ✔ Amount of tax deposited with the Government
  • ✔ TDS challan details
  • ✔ Other supporting information, if applicable

Types of TDS Return Forms

Form Particulars
Form 24Q TDS from salaries
Form 26Q TDS on payments other than salaries
Form 27Q TDS on income payable to non-residents
Form 27EQ Statement of TCS (Tax Collected at Source)

Due Date for TDS Payment

TDS deducted must be deposited with the Government on or before the 7th day of the following month. (Example: April TDS → payment before 7th May)

Quarterly TDS Return Filing Due Dates
Quarter Period Due Date
Q1 1 April – 30 June 31 July
Q2 1 July – 30 September 31 October
Q3 1 October – 31 December 31 January
Q4 1 January – 31 March 31 May

Failure to Furnish PAN

The deductee must provide a valid and active PAN. Non-furnishing or incorrect PAN leads to:

  • Higher TDS deduction at 20%
  • Penalty up to ₹10,000

PAN status should be verified on the official Income Tax portal before submission to ensure proper credit of deducted tax.

Claiming TDS Credit

TDS credit can be claimed by the deductee while filing the return of income. To ensure smooth processing, correct details of the TDS certificate number and tax deducted must be mentioned in the income tax return. Any mismatch or incorrect information may lead to discrepancies and delay in processing of the return.

To simplify e-TDS/TCS return preparation, NSDL e-Gov provides a free software utility known as the Return Preparation Utility (RPU). This VB-based utility helps taxpayers prepare and validate their electronic TDS/TCS statements efficiently.

Prerequisites for Uploading TDS Return

  • Registered and valid TAN for e-filing
  • Use of Return Preparation Utility (RPU) and File Validation Utility (FVU)
  • Option to prepare return using Gen TDS software
  • Valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) for upload
  • Demat account or principal contact’s bank account details, or PAN linked with Aadhaar for EVC verification

Step-by-Step Process for e-Filing of TDS Return

  1. Registration of TAN: Register TAN on TRACES using token number and challan details, followed by e-filing.
  2. Download Utilities: Download RPU and FVU utilities from the TIN-NSDL portal.
  3. Download CIN File: Obtain challan status inquiry (CSI) file for verification of TDS data.
  4. Open RPU: Select the relevant form number, choose “Regular”, and proceed.
  5. Enter Details: Fill in all required deductor, deductee, and challan information.
  6. Create & Save File: Generate the file and attach the CSI file for validation.
  7. Store Generated Files: Validate and save error/statistics reports.
  8. Open FVU: Select the generated .txt file and CSI file for validation.
  9. Validate Data: Generate validation files and correct any detected errors.
  10. Convert to ZIP: Convert the validated .fvu file into ZIP format.
  11. Upload on E-Filing Portal: Login using TAN → Upload ZIP and signature file → Submit return → Revalidate if corrections are required.
  12. Check Filing Status: Verify return status on TRACES after 2-3 days.

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