TDS Rate Chart - FY 2025-26 & FY 2026-27

Section-wise TDS rates and threshold limits. Applicable for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) and FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28). Click any section for detailed rules, examples and how to configure it in ThynkTax.

● Live · 35 TDS/TCS entries served from the ThynkTax rules engine

IT Act 2025 transition (effective 1 April 2026): the new Act consolidates every TDS provision under Section 393 (Chapter X) and TCS under Section 394. The 1961 section numbers (192, 194A, 194C, …) remain the working reference until full enforcement. Each row below shows BOTH so you can search either way. See the Section Mapper for the full 1961 ↔ 2025 lookup across all chapters.
SectionIT Act 1961SectionIT Act 2025Nature of paymentRate (Individual/HUF)Rate (Company)Threshold
192§393SalarySlab rateSlab rateNil (as per slab)Details →
192A§393Premature withdrawal from EPF10%10%₹50,000 p.a.Details →
193§393Interest on securities10%10%₹10,000 p.a.Details →
194§393Dividend from domestic company10%10%₹5,000 p.a.Details →
194A§393Interest other than on securities (Banks)10%10%₹50,000 p.a. (₹1,00,000 senior citizens)Details →
194B§393Winnings from lottery/crossword puzzles30%30%₹10,000 p.a.Details →
194BB§393Winnings from horse races30%30%₹10,000 p.a.Details →
194C§393Payments to contractors1%2%₹30,000 p.a. / ₹1,00,000 aggregateDetails →
194D§393Insurance commission5%10%₹15,000 p.a.Details →
194DA§393Payment under life insurance policy5%5%₹1,00,000 p.a.Details →
194E§393Payments to non-resident sportsmen/associations20%20%NilDetails →
194EE§393NSS/similar fund payments10%10%₹2,500 p.a.Details →
194F§393Repurchase of mutual fund units20%20%NilDetails →
194G§393Commission on lottery tickets5%5%₹15,000 p.a.Details →
194H§393Commission or brokerage5%5%₹20,000 p.a.Details →
194I§393Rent of land, building, furniture10%10%₹2,40,000 p.a.Details →
194IA§393Payment on transfer of immovable property1%1%₹50,00,000 p.a.Details →
194IB§393Rent by individuals/HUF not under audit5%N/A₹6,00,000 p.a.Details →
194IC§393Payment under Joint Development Agreement10%10%NilDetails →
194J§393Professional/technical services10% / 2%10% / 2%₹30,000 p.a.Details →
194K§393Income from mutual fund units10%10%₹5,000 p.a.Details →
194LA§393Payment on acquisition of immovable property (compensation)10%10%₹2,50,000 p.a.Details →
194LB§393Income from infrastructure bonds5%5%NilDetails →
194M§393Payments to contractors/professionals (individuals)5%N/A₹50,00,000 p.a.Details →
194N§393Cash withdrawal from bank/post office2%2%₹1,00,00,000 p.a.Details →
194O§393TDS by e-commerce operator1%1%₹5,00,000 p.a.Details →
194P§393TDS by specified banks for senior citizensSlab rateSlab rateNil (as per slab)Details →
194Q§393TDS on purchase of goods0.1%0.1%₹50,00,000 p.a.Details →
194R§393TDS on benefit/perquisite in business10%10%₹20,000 p.a.Details →
194S§393TDS on payment for virtual digital assets1%1%₹50,000 p.a. / ₹10,000 (other assets)Details →
195§393Payments to non-residents (other)VariesVariesNil (as per slab)Details →
196A§393Income from units of offshore fund20%20%NilDetails →
206C(1F)§394TCS on sale of motor vehicles (>₹10L)1%1%₹10,00,000 p.a.Details →
206C(1G)§394TCS on foreign remittance under LRS20%20%₹7,00,000 p.a.Details →
206C(1H)§394TCS on sale of goods0.1%0.1%₹50,00,000 p.a.Details →

* Surcharge and Health & Education Cess (4%) apply additionally. Rates shown are base rates. Higher rates apply under Section 206AA (no PAN) and Section 206AB (non-filer). Rates and thresholds above are live from the ThynkTax rules engine — confirm with the latest CBDT notifications for filing-critical decisions.

Frequently asked questions

Why does every row show "§393" in the IT Act 2025 column?

The Income-tax Act 2025 collapses every TDS provision from the 1961 Act (Chapter XVII-B, sections 192-206C) into a single section: Section 393, Chapter X. Sub-clauses of 393 mirror the old numbering for backward reference. TCS lives in Section 394. Effective 1 April 2026.

Which Act do I file under right now?

The 1961 Act remains the working law until full enforcement of the 2025 Act. Use the 1961 section numbers on your TDS returns (24Q, 26Q, 27Q, 27EQ) until CBDT notifies otherwise. The 2025 column is here for forward reference and CA-grade research.

When is TDS to be deposited?

TDS deducted during a month must be deposited by the 7th of the following month. For March deductions, the due date is 30 April.

What is the due date for TDS returns?

Quarterly: Q1 (Apr-Jun) by 31 July, Q2 (Jul-Sep) by 31 October, Q3 (Oct-Dec) by 31 January, Q4 (Jan-Mar) by 31 May.

What happens if TDS is not deducted?

Failure to deduct attracts interest at 1% per month (or part thereof) and disallowance of the expenditure under Section 40(a)(ia).

What is Section 206AB?

Section 206AB requires TDS at twice the normal rate (or 5%, whichever is higher) from "specified persons" - those who have not filed ITR for the two preceding years with TDS/TCS above ₹50,000.

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