Is TDS Refundable? Understand the Process to Claim Your Refund

Learn if TDS is refundable and how to claim your refund by filing your Income Tax Return accurately.

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Yes, TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is refundable if the tax amount deducted is more than the actual tax liability as per your income tax computation. To obtain the refund, file your Income Tax Return (ITR) correctly and the extra TDS amount will be refunded to your bank account after the tax department processes your ITR.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is TDS? TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is a tax collected at the source of income, such as salary, interest, or commission, by the government to ensure tax compliance.
  2. How can I check if my TDS is refundable? You can check if your TDS is refundable by comparing the TDS deducted from your income with your total tax liability calculated on your income tax return.
  3. What steps should I follow to claim a TDS refund? To claim a TDS refund, file your Income Tax Return (ITR), ensuring all details are accurately filled, and the excess TDS amount will be credited back to your bank account after processing.
  4. How long does it take to receive a TDS refund? Typically, TDS refunds are processed within 20-45 days after your Income Tax Return is filed, depending on the tax department's workload and verification procedures.

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