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Published on: Jul 30, 2026

Form 27eq - Income Tax

Quarterly statement of collection of tax at source under section 206C of the Income‐tax Act for the quarter ended(June/September/December/March) (Financial year)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Form 27EQ.

Form 27EQ is an Income Tax Quarterly statement of collection of tax at source under section 206C of the Income-tax Act. It is used to report the tax deducted at source on specified transactions during a particular quarter of the financial year.
Any person who is responsible for deducting tax at source under section 206C of the Income-tax Act is required to file Form 27EQ. This includes sellers of specified goods, lease rent payers, license fee payers, and others specified under section 206C.
Section 206C covers various specified transactions like sale of minerals, scrap, forest produce, parking lot fees, transfer of immovable property, and others. The tax is required to be deducted at prescribed rates on the amount paid or credited for these transactions.
Form 27EQ is required to be filed on a quarterly basis. The due dates for filing are July 15 (for the quarter ending June 30), October 15 (for the quarter ending September 30), January 15 (for the quarter ending December 31), and May 15 (for the quarter ending March 31).
If Form 27EQ is not filed or filed after the due date, a late filing fee of Rs. 200 per day may be levied, subject to a maximum of the tax deductible at source for that quarter.
Yes, Form 27EQ can be revised or corrected by filing a correction statement. However, it is advisable to ensure accurate reporting in the initial filing to avoid penalties or interest charges.
Form 27EQ can be filed electronically through the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal or by submitting a physical copy at the designated Income Tax office.
Form 27EQ requires details like the deductor's name, address, PAN, tax deduction account number, and the quarterly details of the specified transactions, amount paid or credited, and tax deducted at source.
Yes, a separate Form 27EQ needs to be filed for each quarter of the financial year, reflecting the transactions and tax deducted during that specific quarter.
Yes, even if no tax was deducted at source during a particular quarter, a nil Form 27EQ needs to be filed to comply with the statutory requirements.