TDS Return Filing support
- ✓Salary and non-salary TDS returns
- ✓Quarterly filing support
- ✓Challan matching
- ✓PAN validation assistance
- ✓Basic correction-return support
- ✓Form 26A information and accountant-certificate coordination
Manage quarterly TDS reporting with support for challan information, deductee records, PAN validation and return preparation.
Requirements can change according to the applicant and service. Contact us for the exact checklist before applying.
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We assist with preparation, filing and status communication.
Form 26A is the prescribed accountant certificate used for specified TDS failures where the deductee has filed the return, included the relevant income and paid the tax due. For events governed by the Income-tax Act, 1961, the relief is linked to the first proviso to Section 201(1). For events on or after 1 April 2026, Section 398(2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 contains the corresponding rule.
A valid certificate can prevent the deductor from being treated as an assessee in default when the prescribed conditions are met, but it does not automatically remove applicable interest or every other consequence. We review the tax period, deductee evidence and portal status before organising the information for the accountant certificate.
Form 26A is not a substitute for every TDS correction. The deductor and accountant need reliable evidence that the specified conditions are met for the relevant deductee and transaction. The checklist commonly includes the TDS default or communication, deductee PAN, payment ledger, invoice or expense details, deductee ITR acknowledgement, computation and evidence of tax payment.
The applicable legal provision depends on the tax period and transition between the Income-tax Act, 1961 and the Income-tax Act, 2025. We check the period first, then organise the records for the prescribed certificate and related TDS correction or follow-up work.
TDS returns are generally filed quarterly for applicable salary and non-salary deductions, subject to the deductor and transaction type.
TAN, deductee PAN, payment and deduction data, section codes, challans and prior filing details are normally required.
Yes. Basic correction support is available after checking the filed statement, challan status, PAN information and the correction required.
Yes. We review the tax period, TDS default, deductee return evidence and portal status, then organise the documents for the applicable accountant certificate. Section 201(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 applies to relevant earlier events, while Section 398(2) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 contains the corresponding rule for events on or after 1 April 2026.
Form 26A is the prescribed accountant certificate used in specified TDS-default cases where the deductee has filed the return, included the relevant income and paid the applicable tax. The exact provision and process depend on the tax period.
No. Satisfying the prescribed conditions may provide relief from being treated as an assessee in default for the specified tax, but it does not automatically remove applicable interest or every other consequence.
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