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How Do I Get My Excess TDS Refund?

How Do I Get My Excess TDS Refund?
Complete Process for FY 2024–25 | AY 2025–26

If too much TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) has been deducted from your salary, bank interest, or any other payment, and your actual tax liability is lower, then you're eligible for a refund of the excess TDS.
A common question many taxpayers ask is:
"How do I get my excess TDS refunded?"
Let’s walk you through the entire process.


✅ What Is Excess TDS?
Excess TDS occurs when:
•    Your total tax deducted is more than your actual tax liability
•    You did not declare deductions (like 80C, 80D) to your employer or bank
•    You filed Form 15G/15H late (for FD interest)
•    Both employers deducted TDS in case of a job switch
•    The bank deducted TDS on interest, but your total income is below the exemption limit


🛠️ How to Get a TDS Refund – Step-by-Step
🔹 Step 1: Check Your TDS Details in Form 26AS or AIS

1.    Visit https://www.incometax.gov.in
2.    Login → Go to “e-File > Income Tax Returns > View Form 26AS”
3.    Alternatively, view AIS (Annual Information Statement) under Services
4.    Confirm all TDS entries match with Form 16/16A


🔹 Step 2: File Your ITR Accurately
1.    Choose the correct ITR form (usually ITR-1 or ITR-2)
2.    Report total income (salary, FD interest, etc.)
3.    Declare eligible deductions (80C, 80D, HRA, etc.)
4.    Enter TDS details from Form 26AS
5.    The system will calculate:
o    Total tax liability
o    TDS paid
o    Refund due (if TDS > tax)


🔹 Step 3: E-Verify the ITR
•    Use Aadhaar OTP, net banking, or EVC
•    OR send ITR-V to CPC Bengaluru within 30 days (if not e-verified online)
💡 The refund process starts only after e-verification.


🔹 Step 4: Pre-Validate Your Bank Account
•    Go to: Dashboard > My Profile > My Bank Account
•    Add or pre-validate the bank account where the refund should be credited
•    Ensure your PAN is linked to the account


🔹 Step 5: Wait for Refund Credit
•    Refund is processed by CPC Bengaluru
•    Usually takes 7–45 days after ITR is processed
•    You will receive SMS/email from refunds@incometax.gov.in


🔍 How to Track Your TDS Refund Status?
•    Go to: https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/oltas/refundstatuslogin.html
•    Enter PAN and assessment year (e.g., AY 2025–26)
•    OR Login to the Income Tax Portal → View Filed Returns → Refund Status


❗ What If Refund Is Delayed?

Reason What to Do
Invalid bank account  Update and request a refund reissue
PAN is not linked to a bank Link PAN and re-validate
Processing delay   Raise a grievance via the e-Filing portal

Final Words
Yes, you can get a refund of excess TDS by simply filing your ITR correctly and on time. Make sure your income, deductions, and TDS details match with Form 26AS/AIS to avoid errors and delays.
Our experts will help you claim your refund quickly and ensure your ITR reflects the correct tax credit.
👉 https://callmyca.com/tds-return-filing

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