An easy way to estimate TDS across salary, rent, property, FD/RD interest, contractor bills, and goods purchases. Enter the payment, pick the category and financial year, and the tool applies the latest section, threshold, and rate logic under the new tax regime. You’ll see the rate, TDS amount, and net payable in one view so you can plan cash flows before the deduction actually happens.
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Salary TDS u/s 192 isn’t a single flat rate; it’s a month-wise deduction based on your projected annual income tax under the regime you choose for that FY, including cess and any eligible reliefs. Use the calculator’s salary mode and correct FY to preview.
For rent, the section depends on who is paying (entity vs individual/HUF) and the threshold (e.g., 50,000 per month u/s 194IB; proposed monthly threshold under 194I from 1 April 2025). For property purchases above ₹50 lakh, buyers deduct 1% u/s 194IA. The calculator handles both.
Yes. Thresholds under 194A apply and were revised prospectively for FYs starting 1 April 2025 per Finance Act updates summarized by leading tax guides. The calculator applies the right threshold by FY and payer category.
NRIs face separate provisions and higher rates in many cases (e.g., Section 195). This tool is focused on resident-payee TDS sections. For NRI property sales, use the dedicated “TDS for NRI property sale” flow.
For salary, it spreads the projected annual tax over the remaining months. For property and rent, it applies section-specific triggers. For interest, it checks threshold crossings. Always select the correct FY so proposed or notified rule changes are reflected.