TDS Calculator India

TDS Calculator

Calculate TDS on salary, FD interest, rent, professional fees, property sale. All sections covered.

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Section 192 - TDS on salary by employer

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TDS Quick Reference

  • Sec 192 (Salary): As per applicable slab rates
  • Sec 194A (FD): 10% (threshold 40K / 50K senior)
  • Sec 194IB (Rent): 5% if rent > 50,000/month
  • Sec 194J (Professional): 10% (threshold 30K)
  • Sec 194IA (Property): 1% if value > 50 lakh
  • Sec 194B (Lottery): 30% flat if > 10,000
  • Sec 194H (Commission): 5% (threshold 15K)
  • Sec 194C (Contractor): 1% Individual / 2% Company (threshold 30K single / 1L annual)
  • No PAN: 20% TDS rate applies when PAN is not furnished (Section 206AA)

TDS rates as per Income Tax Act. Rates may change per Finance Act amendments. Verify with your CA.

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Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimated tax computations based on the Income Tax Act and the Union Budget applicable for the selected financial year.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is TDS?+
TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the tax deducted by the payer at the time of making specified payments like salary, rent, commission, or interest, and deposited with the government.
How do I calculate TDS on salary?+
TDS on salary is calculated based on your estimated annual income, tax regime chosen, and eligible deductions. Your employer deducts it proportionally each month.
What are common TDS rates in India?+
TDS rates vary by payment type: 10% on rent above Rs 50,000/month, 10% on interest above Rs 40,000/year from banks, 1% on property purchase above Rs 50 lakh, among others.