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File TDS returns,

generate Form-16s


TDS Return Filing

India’s leading online cloud based e-TDS solution with no software 

downloads, file your client’s or business’ TDS returns and generate Form-16s online

India’s most comprehensive

e-TDS solution

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Save taxes


Find and use all unconsumed challans from the past 2 years

Improve speed


Allow multiple CAs to work on same deductor at same time

Go error-free


Bulk PAN verification for all deductee in a deductor's TDS


Traces integration


Auto-import any file for previous TDS returns

Deductor dashboard


Find all deductor information in the same dashboard

Early warning system


Detects potential TDS notices that may come from TRACES


Regular/correction e-TDS


Prepare regular & correction e-TDS statements online

FVU handling


Online FVU generation and submission at one place

Single click Form 16s


Prepare, merge and email Form 16 A, B & Form16A

                                 Frequently Asked Questions



What is TDS?

TDS(Tax Deducted at Source) is the tax withheld by the payer before making a payment to the payee when a transaction occurs.Forexample, your employer (Payer) deducts a portion as tax (TDS) from your salary before paying you (Payee).The amount deducted is then deposited with the government on your behalf. This TDS will be offset with your final tax liability. Therefore, people cannot evade taxes as the government knows their income and financial transactions, and the tax they owe is accounted for.


What is TDS Return Filing?

In addition to remitting the tax, the deductor is also responsible for filing the TDS return with the Income Tax (IT) department.TDS return is a quarterly statement that provides an overview of all TDS-related transactions made within that quarter. Generally, it includes information about the TDS amounts collected and deposited with the IT department.

These details are provided in a TDS return:

  • PAN of both the deductor and the deductee
  • TDS deposited with the government
  • Details of the TDS challan used for tax payment
  • Other information

After the TDS returns have been successfully filed, the information becomes visible on Form 26AS.


How to File TDS Return Online?


Here's how to file your TDS return online in a simple, step-by-step manner:

  • Visit the official e-filing portal.
  • Click on 'Login Here.'
  • Enter your TAN or user ID, password, and the Captcha code.
  • Click 'Login.'
  • Go to the 'TDS' section and choose 'Upload TDS.'
  • In the provided form, select the relevant statement details, including the FVU version, Form name, financial year, upload type, and quarter.
  • Click 'Validate' to check the statement details.
  • Upload the TDS statement with your DSC (Digital Signature Certificate).
  • Upload the ZIP file of the TDS statement.
  • Attach a signature file.
  • Click 'Upload.'

To ensure a smooth TDS return filing process, make sure you understand the requirements for uploading TDS returns.


Who is eligible for TDS return?


According to the Income Tax Act, anyone who deducts or collects TDS or TCS must file their TDS or TCS return. If you're one of the following and have deducted TDS from payments, you must file a TDS return every quarter:

  • Companies or Corporations
  • Government Offices
  • Individuals under section 44AB (if mandatory audit applies)

You must submit your TDS or TCS return on time as per the specified due dates. Failing to file the return on time may result in a penalty.