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Calculate tax deducted at source on various income types
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Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is a mechanism where tax is collected at the point of transaction itself, making you receive only net income after tax. TDS applies across various income categories including salary (deducted by employers monthly), rent (deducted by tenants), professional fees (deducted by clients), interest on fixed deposits (deducted by banks), and commission/brokerage. This calculator helps you understand how much TDS will be deducted on your income under different scenarios, essential for financial planning and ITR filing. Each income type has different TDS rates and applicability conditions under various Sections of the Income Tax Act 1961. Understanding TDS is critical because it represents advance tax payment credited to your account, reducing your final tax liability or providing refunds after ITR filing. Many taxpayers overpay through excess TDS and obtain substantial refunds by filing accurate ITR claims.
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