TDS Rates Chart FY 2021-22 In India

TDS Rates Chart

TDS Rates Chart FY 2021-22 In India? TDS or tax deduction at source is a mechanism of income tax reduction at the source of taxable income.

Under this, the Income Tax Department has specified certain types of payments. Requiring the payer to deduct a certain amount specified for that expense while making the payment to the beneficiary.

Tax deducted at source or TDS referred to as a type of tax. Where a person liable to deduct tax for services rendered.

The tax deducted from the total payment amount goes to the government for various types of activities such as infrastructure development, defense, development, etc.

Depending on the type of service, a certain type of tax (TDS) levied from which the recipient expected to deduct. If the person has deducted more than the required tax amount, he will be eligible for a TDS refund.

In order to receive the refund amount, the person has to file his TDS return. TDS can collect on a regular, periodic, or periodic basis, this applies to salary, interest, commissions, fees, etc.

Due to the proliferation of COVID-19 in the country. The Government of India announced on 13 May 2020 a relief package called ‘Atma Nirbha Relief Package’. In this package, one point covered TDS rate cuts for different types of payments. . The benefit declared in the Atma Nirbhar package is applicable only to resident Indians.

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Revised TDS Rates Chart for Residents till 31st March 2021

TDS SectionNature of PaymentTDS Rate till 13th May, 2020TDS Rate from 14th May 2020 to 31st March 2021
194Dividend10%7.50%
194AIncome earned as interest other than ‘Interest on securities’10%7.50%
192SalaryApplicable slab rateApplicable slab rate
192APremature withdrawal from EPF10%10%
193Interest on Securities from – any debenture of security issued by any authority or corporation established by the government, listed debenture of a company, any security of State or Central government, or any other security10%7.50%
194BIncome from lotteries, card games, puzzles, etc.30%30%
194BBIncome from Horse races30%30%
194CPayment made to contractor/sub-contractor –
a) Individual or HUF
01%0.75%
b) Others02%1.50%
194DInsurance commission paid –
a) Other than a company
05%3.75%
b) To Company10%10%
194DASum paid to insured with regards to Life Insurance Policy05%3.75%
194EENational Saving Scheme10%7.50%
194FRepurchase of the unit by MFs or UTIs20%15%
194GCommission on sale of lottery tickets05%3.75%
194HCommission/Brokerage05%3.75%
194IRent for
a) Plant and Machinery
02%1.75%
b) Land and Building or Furniture and Fitting10%7.50%
194IATransfer of immovable property other than agricultural land01%0.75%
194IBRent paid by an individual or HUF and not covered under Section 194I (above ₹ 50,000)05%3.75%
194ICPayment under Joint Development Agreement to Individuals/HUF10%7.50%
194Ja) Any sum paid with respect to Professional fee or director’s fee10%7.50%
b) Payment made with respect to a technical fee or as Royalty for the sale or distribution or exhibition of cinematographic films.02%1.75%
194KPayment made with respect to any of the following:
a) MF units as per section 10(23D).
b) Units from the specified company or
c) Units from an administrator.
10%7.50%
194LACompensation for transfer of certain immovable property.10%7.50%
194LBASpecified income distributed by a business trust to its unit holder.10%7.50%
194LBBIncome paid by investors fund to its investors10%7.50%
194LBCIncome from investment in the securitization of fund
a) For Individual/HUF
25%18.75%
b) For Company or any other person30%22.50%
194M
Certain payments made by HUF or Individual above ₹ 50 lakhs
05%
3.75%
194NCertain payments made in cash:
a) Amount more than ₹ 20 lakhs but less than ₹ 1 crore
N.A.02%
b) Amount exceeds ₹ 1 crore (Applicable from 1st July 2020)N.A.
05%
194OFor E-commerce operators for sale of goods or provision of services facilitated by it through its digital platform (from 1st Oct, 2020)N.A.0.75%

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TDS Rates Chart Applicable for Non Resident of India (NRIs)

There is no relief under the Atmairbhar package announced on 13 May 2020 for NRIs. Thus, the TDS rate applicable to non-residents remains the same throughout the year.

SectionNature of PaymentTDS Rate
192SalaryApplicable slab rate
192APremature withdrawal of EPF10%
194BIncome from lotteries, crossword puzzles, card games, etc.30%
194BBIncome from winning horse races30%
194EAny payment made to non-resident sportsman/association20%
194EEPayment with respect to deposits in National Savings Scheme10%
194FPayment on account of repurchase of a unit by MF or UTI20%
194GCommission on sale of lottery tickets05%
194LBThe interest of Infrastructure debt fund05%
194LBAIncome from business trust units –
a) Interest received or receivable from special purpose vehicle
05%
b) Dividend referred in section 115-O(7).10%
194LBCIncome from investment in securitization fund30%
194LCInterest payment by an Indian company or business trust for loan availed in foreign currency.05%
194LDInterest payment on a bond of an Indian company or government security to a foreign investor05%
194NCertain payments made in cash:
a) Amount more than ₹ 20 lakhs but less than ₹ 1 crore
02%
b) Amount exceeds ₹ 1 crore (Applicable from 1st July 2020)05%
195Various Payments made to Non-Resident
a) Income on the investment made by Non-Resident Indian Citizen
20%
b) A long term capital gain referred to in Section 115E10%
c) Long-term capital gain referred to in Section 193(1)(c)(iii).10%
d) Short term capital gain referred to in section 111A15%
e) Any other long term capital gain other than the gain referred to in clauses (33), (36), and (38) of section 1020%

f) Income from interest payable by government or Indian concern on a debt availed in a foreign currency other than the income covered in Section 194LB and 194LC
20%
196AIncome from MF units under clause (23D) of section 10, or from the specified company in clause (35) of section 1020%
196BIncome from units including long term capital gain or from the transfer of units to offshore fund10%
196CIncome from foreign currency bond or GDR of an Indian company10%
196DIncome of foreign institutional investors from securities20%

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TDS Rates Applicable on Domestic Company

SectionNature of PaymentTDS Rate till 13th May, 2020TDS Rate from 14th May, 2020 to 31st March, 2021
193Interest on Securities10%7.50%
194Dividend10%7.50%
194AInterest income other than interest on securities10%7.50%
194BIncome from lotteries, crossword puzzles, card games, etc.30%30%
194BBIncome from winning horse races30%30%
194CPayment to Contractor/sub-contractor – a) HUF/Individuals01%0.75%
b) Others02%1.50%
194DInsurance Commission05%3.75%
194DAPayment of Life Insurance Policy05%3.75%
194EEPayment with regards to deposit under National Saving Scheme10%7.50%
194FRepurchase of units by MF or UTIs20%15%
194GCommission on sale of lottery tickets05%3.75%
194HCommission or brokerage05%3.75%
194IRent –
a) Plant and Machinery
02%1.75%
b) Land and Building or Furniture and Fitting10%7.50%
194IAPayment on transfer of certain immovable property other than agricultural land01%0.75%
194IB
Rent paid by individual or HUF not covered under Section 194I
05%3.75%
194ICPayment under Joint Development Agreements to Individual or HUF10%7.50%
194JPayment made as –
a) Professional fee or director’s fee/remuneration
10%7.50%
b) Technical fee or Royalty for sale/distribution/exhibition of cinematography films02%1.75%
194LBAIncome distributed by a business trust to its unitholders10%7.50%
194LAPayment for acquisition of certain immovable property10%
7.50%

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TDS Rates Chart Applicable for Non Domestic Company

Relief in respect of TDS announced under the AtmaNirbhar Relief Package on 13 May 2020 is for residents only; No relief has been announced for non-residents on TDS.

SectionNature of PaymentTDS Rate
194BIncome from lotteries, crossword puzzles, card games, etc.30%
194BBIncome from winning horse races30%
194EPayment to the non-resident sports association20%
194GCommission on sale of lottery tickets05%
194LBInterest on Infrastructure debt fund05%
194LBAIncome distributed by business trust to unitholders05%
194LBCIncome in respect of securitization of funds40%
194LCInterest payment by an Indian company or business trust for loan availed in foreign currency.05%
194LDInterest payment on a bond of an Indian company or government security to a foreign investor05%
195Various other payments
a) Long term capital gain referred to in sub-clause (iii) of clause © of subsection (1) of Section 11210%
b) Short term capital gain referred to in section 111A15%
c) Any other long term capital gain not referred to in clauses (33), (36), and (38) of section 1020%
d) Income from interest payable by Indian government or Indian concern for loan availed in foreign currency, not covered in Section 194LB and 194LC20%
e) Royalty income payable by Indian government or Indian concern (first and second proviso of subsection (1A) of section 115A10%
196BIncome from units including long-term capital gain and transfer of units to offshore funds.10%
196CIncome from foreign currency bonds or GDR of an Indian company10%
196DIncome of foreign institutional investors from securities20%

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