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How Can I Check My TDS Eligibility?

How Can I Check My TDS Eligibility?
A Simple Guide to Know Whether TDS Applies to You | FY 2024–25 | AY 2025–26

If you're a salaried employee, freelancer, landlord, business owner, or even a student with a savings account, you've probably encountered the term TDS (Tax Deducted at Source).
But the question is:
“Am I eligible for TDS deduction, or should I deduct TDS from someone else?”
Let’s walk you through how to check your TDS eligibility as a deductee (someone from whom TDS is deducted) and a deductor (someone who is required to deduct TDS).


✅ 1. Are You Eligible for TDS Deduction? (As a Payee)
You are subject to TDS deduction if:
•    You earn income from salary, bank interest, rent, professional fees, commission, or property sale
•    The payment you receive exceeds the prescribed threshold under TDS provisions
•    You have not submitted Form 15G/15H (in case of exempt income)
•    Your PAN is linked and valid
🔍 How to Check:

Income Source TDS Threshold Check Eligibility
Salary No threshold – based on slab Always deducted (if taxable)
Bank FD Interest ₹40,000 (₹50,000 for seniors) Check interest earned via AIS/26AS
Rent Income ₹2.4 lakh/year TDS deducted by the tenant
Freelancing/Professional Fee  ₹30,000/year TDS @ 10% applicable
Commission ₹15,000/year TDS @ 5% applicable
Property Sale ₹50 lakh Buyer deducts 1% TDS

✅ 2. Are You Required to Deduct TDS? (As a Payer)
You are liable to deduct TDS if:
•    You’re a business or professional with turnover above the audit limit (₹1 Cr/₹50 L)
•    You’re paying someone more than the threshold under the relevant TDS sections
•    You’re an individual/HUF paying rent over ₹50,000/month (under Section 194-IB)
•    You’ve purchased property above ₹50 lakh (Section 194-IA)
🔍 How to Check:
Ask yourself:
•    Are you paying contractor/professional rent/commission above the limit?
•    Is your turnover exceeding ₹1 crore (business) or ₹50 lakh (profession)?
•    Are you paying a salary? Then TDS under Section 192 applies.
📌 If yes, you're mandated to deduct TDS and file quarterly TDS returns.


✅ 3. Tools to Help Check TDS Eligibility

Tool Use Case
Form 26AS Shows if TDS has been deducted from your income
AIS (Annual Info Statement) Gives detailed insight into all income & TDS
Income Tax Portal Calculator Helps compute tax & TDS balance
Form 15G/15H Submit to avoid TDS if the income is below the limit
CA or TDS Consultant Helps assess your liability to deduct or pay TDS

🔄 What If TDS Was Wrongly Deducted or Not Deducted?
•    Wrongly deducted? → File ITR and claim refund
•    Not deducted, but should have been? → You may be liable for interest/penalty under Section 201


Final Words
Checking your TDS eligibility depends on:
•    The source and amount of income you receive (as a payee)
•    The nature and volume of payment you make (as a payer)
Always refer to threshold limits under TDS sections and verify using Form 26AS, AIS, or by consulting a tax expert.

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