What is TDS and Why is it Important?

TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Source. It's a mechanism where an individual or organization deducts a portion of income tax while making a payment to someone and deposits it with the government. A TDS return is a quarterly statement that contains a complete record of the TDS deducted and deposited by the deductor. Filing a TDS return is a statutory requirement. If you don't file it on time and accurately, you can face heavy fines, penalties, and interest. Getting professional help makes your TDS filing smooth and error-free, which helps you save both time and money.ं।

Who Must File TDS Returns?

All Businesses with TAN

Every business, partnership, or company that has a TAN (Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number) is required to file TDS returns.

Employers

Employers who deduct TDS from employee salaries must file **Form 24Q** on a quarterly basis.

Businesses Paying Non-Salaries

Businesses that deduct TDS on payments like professional fees, rent, commissions, etc., must file **Form 26Q**.

Required Documents & Information

TAN Number of the business
PAN of the deductor and all deductees
Details of payments made and TDS deducted
Challan details of TDS payments made to the government
Previous TDS return data (for reconciliation)

Our TDS Filing Packages

Quarterly Filing

₹ 999 / per quarter

Single Quarterly Return Filing
For up to 15 Deductees
Timely Filing & Acknowledgement

Yearly Subscription

₹ 3,499 / per year

All Four Quarterly Returns
For up to 50 Deductees per quarter
Preparation & Generation of Form 16/16A
Timely Reminders & Support

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₹ 7,999 / per year

All features of Yearly Subscription
For unlimited Deductees
TDS Compliance & Legal Consultation
Handling of Notices & Mismatches