TDS Rate Chart (FY 2025-26; AY 2026-27)

TDS Rate Chart (FY 2025-26; AY 2026-27)

Author CA Aman Rajput, presented the TDS rate chart for FY 2025-26; AY 2026-27 in the table below.

TDS Section ListNature of PaymentThresholdIndividual or HUFOthers
192Payment in form of salary₹ 2,50,000Slab RatesSlab Rates
192A
(Note 1)
Employee Provident Fund withdrawal prematurely/early₹ 50,00010%10%
193Interest earned on securities
including listed debentures and
other securities
₹ 10,00010%10%
194Payment of dividends by
domestic Co.
₹ 10,00010%10%
194AInterest on deposits from banks
or post offices
₹ 50,000
₹ 1,00,000 (senior citizens)
10%10%
194AInterest income other than
securities
₹ 10,00010%10%
194BWinnings of lotteries, puzzles, or
games (Casual income)
10,000 in a single
transaction
30%30%
194BAWinnings from online Games30%30%
194BBWinnings from Horse races10,000 in a single
transaction
30%30%
194CPayments made to contractors
or sub-contractors (one time)
₹ 30,0001%2%
194CPayments made to contractors
or sub-contractors on an
aggregate basis
₹ 1,00,0001%2%
194DCommission paid on insurance
sales to domestic companies
₹ 20,000Not Applicable10%
194DCommission paid on insurance
sales to non-domestic companies
₹ 20,0005%Not Applicable
194DAMaturity of life insurance policy₹ 1,00,0002%2%
194EEPayment received from the
National Savings Scheme by
individuals
₹ 2,50010%10%
194GPayments or commission made
from the sale of lottery tickets
₹ 20,0002%2%
194HCommission or brokerage fees₹ 20,0002%2%
194IRent paid for land, building, or
furniture
₹ 50,000 per month
i.e. 6,00,000 in a
financial year
10%10%
194IRent paid for plant and
machinery
₹ 50,000 per month
i.e. 6,00,000 in a
financial year
2%2%
194IAPayment for the transfer of
immovable property excluding
agricultural land
₹ 50,00,0001%1%
194IBRent payment made by an
individual or HUF not covered
under section 194I
₹ 50,000 (per
month)
2%Not Applicable
194ICPayments made under a Joint
Development Agreement to I /
HUF
No Limit10%10%
194JFees paid for professional and technical services₹ 50,00010%10%
194JRoyalty paid for the sale,
distribution, or exhibition of
cinematographic films
₹ 50,0002%2%
194KIncome received from units of a
mutual fund, such as dividends
₹ 10,00010%10%
194LACompensation for acquiring
certain immovable property
₹ 5,00,00010%10%
194LBInterest on infrastructure bonds
to Non-Resident Indians
Not Applicable5%5%
194LBA(1)Distribution of certain income by
a business trust to its unit holders
Not Applicable10%10%
194LDInterest payment on rupee denominated bonds, municipal
debt security, and government
securities
Not Applicable5%5%
194M
(Note 2)
Payments made for contracts, brokerage, commission, or professional fees excluding sections 194C, 194H, 194J Individual/HUF₹ 50,00,0002%2%
194N
(Note 3)
Cash withdrawal exceeding a specified amount from the bank, with filed ITR₹ 1,00,00,0002%2%
194N
(Note 3)
When ITR is not filed₹ 20,00,0002% then 5%
after 1cr on
slab basis
2% then 5%
after 1cr on
slab basis
194OAmount received for the sale of products/services by ecommerce service providers through digital platforms₹ 5,00,0000.1%0.1%
194PSenior citizen above 75 yr of age having salary and interest Income, ITR not requiredNot ApplicableSlab ratesNot Applicable
194QPayments made for the purchase of goods₹ 50,00,0000.10%0.10%
194RPerquisite provided₹ 20,00010%10%
194STDS on the payment of cryptocurrencies or other virtual assets₹ 50,000 (specified person)
₹ 10,000 (others)
1%1%
194TTDS on payments made by firms to their partners in form of interest, remuneration, bonus etc₹ 20,000Not applicable10%
206AATDS applicable in case of nonavailability
of PAN
Not ApplicableAt a higher rate than:
-2X the rate specified by the act
-20%
-The currently
applicable rate
At a higher rate than:
-2X the rate specified by the act
-20%
-The currently
applicable rate

Notes:

  1. As per Section 192A TDS rate on PF withdrawal for employees without PAN reduced to 20% from the maximum marginal rate.
  2. Some sections apply only if gross receipts from profession exceeds ₹ 50 lac and from business exceeds ₹ 1 crore i.e. specified persons
  3. As per Section 194N Increased TDS threshold for cash withdrawal by co-operative societies. From April 1st, 2023, TDS will be deducted on cash withdrawals exceeding Rs 3 crore, up from the previous limit of Rs 1 crore.
  4. Section 196A: Non-residents earning income from mutual funds in India can provide a Tax Residency Certificate starting April 1st, 2023, to avail the TDS benefit as per the rate specified in the tax treaty, instead of the standard 20% rate.
  5. There is no TDS rate defined in section 195

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Aman Rajput is a young Qualified Chartered Accountant by profession who is passionate to explore and learn new things, and he is currently practicing as a Chartered Accountant with expertise in Accounting, Taxation and Auditing

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