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TDS Rate Chart for Financial Year 2024-2025 (Assessment Year 2025-2026)

TDS Rate Chart as applicable in Financial Year 2023-2024 (Assessment Year 2024-2025)

TDS Rate Chart for Financial Year 2024-2025 (Assessment Year 2025-2026)

Tax deduction at source, shortly and popularly known as TDS, was introduced by the Income Tax of India. When you receive income from sources like salary, rent, or interest, the payer deducts a portion of the tax before giving you the remaining amount. This deducted TDS is then deposited to the government on your behalf. The TDS rates are determined by the Government of India. The article provides you the TDS Rate chart for Financial Year 2024-25 (Assessment Year 2025-26).

TDS Rate Chart for FY 2024-2025

The TDS rates as applicable in the Financial Year 202-2024 (Assessment Year 2024-2025) are highlighted in the table below –

Section Nature of payment Threshold limit (INR) Rate of TDS
192 Salary Taxable income liable to income tax

Any of the following rate as opted by the employee –

·        Normal slab rate; or

·        New tax regime slab rate.

192A Premature withdrawal from Employees’ Provident Fund INR 50,000 10%
193 Interest on securities INR 2,500 10%
194 Dividend INR 5,000 10%
194A Interest (other than interest on securities)

Bank deposit/ banking co-operative society deposits/ post office deposit –

·        In case of senior citizens – INR 50,000;

·        Any other case – INR 40,000.

Deposits (other than above) – INR 5,000

10%
194B Winning from lottery/ crossword puzzle 10,000 30%
194BA Winning from online games 30%
194BB Winning from horse race 10,000 (notably, threshold of INR 10,000 will apply to aggregate winning during the Financial Year) 30%
194C Payments to contractors

Single transaction – INR 30,000; and

Aggregate of transactions – INR 1,00,000

In case of individuals/ HUF – 1%

Any other case – 2%

194D Insurance commission INR 15,000

In case of individual – 5%

In case of company – 10%

194DA Payment relating to life insurance policy INR 1,00,000 5%
194E Payment to non-resident sportsmen/ sports association 20%
194EE Payments relating to deposits under NSS (National Savings Scheme) INR 2,500 10%
194F Payment towards repurchase of unit by Unit Trust of India/ Mutual Fund 20%
194G Commission/ prize etc. on sale of the lottery tickets INR 15,000 5%
194H Commission/ brokerage INR 15,000 5%
194-I Rent INR 2,40,000

In case of plant and machinery – 2%

In case of land/ building/ factory/ furniture/ fittings – 10%

194-IA Payment towards transfer of certain immovable property (other than agricultural land) INR 50 Lakhs 1%
194-IB Payment of rent by HUF/ individual (not liable to tax audit) INR 50,000 per month 5%
194-IC Payment under JDA (Joint Development Agreement) NIL 10%
194J FTS (Fees for Professional or Technical Services) INR 30,000

In case of fees for technical services/ specified royalties – 2%

In any other case – 10%

194K Income relating to specified units INR 5,000 10%
194LA Payment towards compensation for acquisition of certain specified immovable property [land (other than agricultural land)/ building or part thereof] INR 2,50,000 10%
194LB Income relating to interest from infrastructure debt fund NIL 5%
194LBA Income from the units of business trust NIL 10%
194LBB Income from units of investment funds NIL 10%
194LBC Income relating to investment in securitization trust NIL

In case payee is individual/ HUF – 25%

In any other case – 30%

194LC Income relating to interest from Indian Company/ business trust NIL 5%
194LD Income relating to interest on certain specified bonds/ government securities NIL 5%
194M Payment of certain sums (i.e. commission/ brokerage/ fees for professional INR 50 Lakhs 5%
194N Payment of certain amounts in cash i.e. cash withdrawals

INR 20 Lakhs in case recipient has not furnished income tax return for three previous year (immediately preceding the previous year in which cash is withdrawn)

INR 1 crore in any other case

In case amount/ aggregate amounts exceeds INR 20 Lakhs – 2%

In case amount/ aggregate amounts exceeds INR 1 crore – 5%

194-O Payment of sum by an e-commerce operator to participant INR 5 Lakhs 1%
194P Tax deduction in case of senior citizen of 75 or more years age Taxable income which is liable to tax As per rates in force
194Q Payment towards purchase of goods INR 50 Lakhs 0.10%
194R Benefit/ perquisite in respect of business/ profession INR 20,000 10%
194S Payment relating to transfer of virtual digital asset

Payment done by specified person – INR 50,000

Payment done by any other person – INR 10,000

1%
195 Payment of any other amount/ sum to a non-resident
Income relating to investment done by a non-resident Indian Citizen NIL 20%
Income relating to LTCG referred in section 115E of the Income Tax Act with regard to a non-resident Indian Citizen NIL 10%
Income relating to LTCG referred in section 112(1)(iii) of the Income Tax Act NIL 10%
Income relating to LTCG referred in section 112A of the Income Tax Act NIL 10%
Income relating to STCG referred in section 111A of the Income Tax Act NIL 15%
Any other income relating to LTCG NIL 20%
Income relating to interest payable by the Government/ Indian concerns on money borrowed/ debt incurred in foreign currency NIL 20%
Any other income NIL 30%
206AA TDS deduction in case Permanent Account Number (PAN) of deductee is not furnished to deductor NIL

Higher of the following –

1.             At rates specified in relevant section;

2.             At rate/ rates in force; or

3.             At 20%.

 

206AB TDS deduction in case of non-filers of income tax return NIL

Higher of the following –

1.             At twice the rates specified in relevant section;

2.             At twice the rate/ rates in force; or

3.             At 5%.

 

Important amendments introduced vide the Finance Act, 2023 –

Section 193 – Interest on Securities –

With effect from 1st April 2023, provisions of section 193 of the Income Tax Act will be applicable to payments relating to interest on listed debentures to any resident. Notably, earlier the said payment was exempted from TDS.

Section 194B – Winning from lottery/ crossword puzzle –

  1. Threshold limit of INR 10,000 will be applicable aggregate amount from winning from lottery/ crossword puzzle/ card game or any other game/ gambling/ betting.
  2. With effect from 1st April 2023, provisions of section 194B of the Income Tax Act will not apply to winning from any online game.

Section 194BA – Winning from online games (newly inserted provisions effective from 1st April 2023) –

Any person responsible for paying, income by way of winning from any online games, to any person is required to deduct TDS u/s 194BA.

TDS is deductible on net winning in the user account at the end of the Financial Year. However, in case of withdrawal during the Financial Year from the user account, TDS will be deductible at the time of withdrawal.

Section 194 N – Payments of certain amounts in cash (i.e. cash withdrawals) –

The threshold limit, in case if the recipient is co-operative society, will be INR 3 Crores instead of INR 1 Crore.