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TDS Calculator (FY 2024-25)

Calculate Tax Deducted at Source with latest rates and thresholds

Updated October 2024: Latest TDS rates, thresholds, and new sections

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TDS Applicable

TDS: ₹10,000 at 10% rate

10%
TDS Rate
Threshold: ₹50,000Rate: 10%
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TDS Calculation

Section:194A
Gross Amount:1,00,000
Threshold:50,000
TDS Rate:10%
TDS Amount:10,000
Net Amount:90,000
Calculation:
₹1,00,000 × 10% = ₹10,000
Payee Status
PAN Available
resident

Payment Breakdown

Important Notes

  • Threshold: ₹50k for banks, ₹10k for others, ₹1L for senior citizens

Popular TDS Sections Rate Comparison

TDS rates for payees with PAN

✅ Recent Updates (Oct 2024)

  • 194H rate reduced from 5% to 2%
  • 194-IB rate reduced from 5% to 2%
  • 194A, 194K thresholds increased to ₹10k
  • 194D, 194G thresholds increased to ₹20k

📋 TDS Compliance

  • File TDS returns quarterly
  • Issue TDS certificates to payees
  • Deposit TDS within prescribed time limits
  • Higher rates apply without valid PAN

⚠️ Important Notes

  • This calculator provides estimates only
  • Actual rates may vary based on specific circumstances
  • Consult tax professional for complex cases
  • Late TDS deposit attracts interest and penalties

How TDS Deduction Is Determined

TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) requires the payer — an employer, bank, tenant or business — to deduct tax before making certain payments and deposit it with the government on the payee's behalf. This calculator covers the major TDS sections (192 through 194S) with their FY 2024-25 thresholds and rates, updated for the October 2024 rate changes.

How the Rate Is Selected

TDS Amount = Payment Amount × Applicable Rate ÷ 100, only if the payment exceeds the section's threshold. Example thresholds and rates: Section 194A (interest, other than securities) — 10% above ₹50,000 (banks); Section 194C (contractors) — 1% for individuals/HUF or 2% for others, above ₹30,000; Section 194-I (rent) — 10% for land/building or 2% for plant & machinery, above ₹50,000/month; Section 194J (professional/technical services) — 10% for professional fees or 2% for technical/royalty, above ₹30,000.

If the payee's PAN is not available, a higher TDS rate (usually 20%) applies instead of the normal rate, regardless of the section.

TDS rates, thresholds and applicable sections are revised periodically by the Finance Act and CBDT notifications — several rates listed here changed as recently as October 2024. Always verify the current rate for your transaction on the Income Tax Department's TDS rate chart or with a tax professional before deducting or depositing TDS.

TDS Calculator FAQs

What happens if the payee doesn't provide a PAN?

If the payee's PAN is not available, TDS is deducted at a higher rate — typically 20% — instead of the normal section-specific rate, regardless of which TDS section applies to the payment.

What is the TDS rate on rent payments?

Under Section 194-I, TDS on rent is 10% for land and building (or furniture/fittings) and 2% for plant and machinery, applicable once monthly rent exceeds ₹50,000. Individuals and HUFs not subject to tax audit instead use Section 194-IB at 2%.

What is the TDS rate on professional or technical service fees?

Under Section 194J, professional service fees attract 10% TDS, while technical services, royalty payments and call centre payments attract 2% TDS, both applicable once the payment in a year exceeds ₹30,000.

Did any TDS rates change recently?

Yes, effective 1st October 2024, several rates were reduced — commission/brokerage (194H) and rent by individuals (194-IB) dropped from 5% to 2% — and thresholds were raised for sections like 193, 194, 194D, 194G and 194K.

Is TDS the final tax on my income, or can I claim credit for it?

TDS is not the final tax — it is an advance collection mechanism. You must report the full income in your tax return and can claim the TDS deducted as credit against your total tax liability, receiving a refund if TDS exceeds what you actually owe.