TDS Rate Chart Released by Income Tax Dept for F.Y. 2024-25: Check It Now!

TDS Rate Chart F.Y. 2024-25:– The Income Tax Department has published the TDS rate chart for the financial year 2024–25. TDS is a system where tax is taken out by the payer when making certain payments like salary, interest, commission, rent, etc. The person or organization making the payment, called the deductor, takes out a portion of tax from the payment before giving it to the receiver, known as the deductee. Not paying the TDS on time can lead to penalties.

TDS and How it works

TDS is taken from payments like interest and salary and sent to the government within a set time. The deductor, who takes out the TDS, must report details of the deduction and deposit in TDS returns regularly. They also give a TDS certificate to the person who had tax deducted. This certificate shows details like the type of payment and the amount of tax held back. The person who had tax deducted can claim this amount while filing their tax return. They subtract the total TDS deducted from their overall tax liability for the year.

TDS Rate Chart F.Y. 2024-25

Here’s the information presented in a table format:

SectionNature of PaymentThresholdIndividual/HUF TDS ratesOthers TDS Rate
192SalariesRs. 2,50,000Slab ratesSlab rates
192APremature EPF withdrawalRs. 50,00010%10%
193Interest on SecuritiesRs. 10,00010%10%
194DividendRs. 500010%10%
194AInterest by banks/post offices on depositsRs. 40,00010%10%
194AInterest by banks/post offices on deposits (For Senior citizens)Rs. 50,00010%10%
194AInterest by others apart from on securitiesRs. 5,00010%10%
194BLottery, puzzles, or games winningsAggregate of Rs. 10,00030%30%
194BBWinnings from horse racesRs. 10,00030%30%
194CPayments to contractor/sub-contractor (Single Payments)Rs. 30,0001%2%
194CPayments to contractor/sub-contractor (Aggregate Payments)Rs. 1,00,0001%2%
194DInsurance commission (Domestic Companies)Rs. 15,000NA5%
194DInsurance commission (Companies other than domestic)Rs. 15,0005%NA
194DAMaturity of Life Insurance PolicyRs. 1,00,0005%5%
194EENSS (National Savings Scheme)Rs. 250010%10%
194FRepurchase of unit by UTI or mutual fundNo Limit20%20%
194GCommission on sale of lottery ticketsRs. 15,0005%5%
194HCommission or brokerageRs. 15,0005%5%
194IRent of land or furnitureRs. 2,40,00010%10%
194IRent of plant and machineryRs. 2,40,0002%2%
194IATransfer of immovable property (other than agricultural land)Rs. 50,00,0001%1%
194IBRent payment by individual or HUF not covered under 194IRs. 50,000 (Per month)5%NA
194ICPayments made under Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to Individual/HUFNo Limit10%10%
194JProfessional feesRs. 30,00010%10%
194JTechnical servicesRs. 30,0002%2%
194JRoyalty for sale/distribution/exhibition of filmsRs. 30,0002%2%
194KMutual fund incomeRs. 5,00010%10%
194LACompensation for acquiring immovable propertyRs. 2,50,00010%10%
194LBInterest on infrastructure bonds to Non-Resident IndiansNA5%5%
194LBA(1)Income distributed by business trust among unit holdersNA10%10%
194LDInterest on rupee-denominated bonds, municipal debt security, and government securitiesNA5%5%
194MContract, brokerage, commission, or professional feeRs. 50,00,0005%5%
194NCash withdrawal from bank (with/without ITR)Rs. 1,00,00,000 / Rs. 20,00,0002%2%
194OSale of products/services by e-commerce providers via digital platformRs. 5,00,0001%1%
194QPurchase of GoodsRs. 50,00,0000.10%0.10%
194SPayment of any crypto or other virtual assetNA1%1%
206AATDS for non-availability of PANNA20%20%
206ABTDS on non-filers of Income tax returnNAHigher of: 1.5%, twice the rate in provision, or rate in forceNA

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