TDS Rate Chart for Tax Year 2026-27

TDS Rate Chart for Tax Year 2026-27

The Government has introduced several changes in TDS provisions under the new Income Tax Act, 2025. To help taxpayers, professionals, businesses, deductors, and accountants, we have prepared a simplified and updated TDS Rate Chart for Tax Year 2026-27.

This chart covers important TDS sections, applicable rates, payment codes, and threshold limits applicable during FY 2026-27.

The chart includes old Income Tax Act section references along with corresponding section mapping under the Income Tax Act, 2025.

Old SectionNew SectionNature of PaymentRatePayment CodeThreshold Limit
192Payment of SalaryNormal Slab Rate1001, 1002 & 1003
194D393(1) [Table: Sl.No.1 (i)]Insurance commission – Individuals5%100520,000
194D393(1) [Table: Sl.No.1 (i)]Insurance commission – Companies10%100520,000
194H393(1)[Table: Sl.No.1 (ii)]Commission or brokerage2%100620,000
194I393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 2 (ii).D(a)]Rent – Plant & Machinery2%100850,000 per month or part of month
194I393(1)[Table: Sl.No.2 (ii).D(b)]Rent – Land or building or furniture or fitting10%100950,000 per month or part of month
194IB393(1) [Table: Sl.No.2 (i)]Payment of rent by Individuals or HUF not liable to tax audit2%50,000 per month
194IA393(1) [Table: Sl.No.3 (i)]Payment on transfer of certain immovable property other than agricultural land1%50,00,000
194A393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 5 (ii).D(a)]Interest on Bank Deposit/Post Office Deposit/Banking Co-Society Deposit – Senior Citizen10%10201,00,000
194A393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 5 (ii).D(b)]Interest on Bank Deposit/Post Office Deposit/Banking Co-Society Deposit – Others10%102150,000
194A393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 5 (iii)]Interest other than Interest on securities10%102210,000
194C393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 6 (i).D(a)]Payment to contractor/sub-contractor – Individuals/HUF1%1023Single transaction – 30,000 / Aggregate transactions – 1,00,000
194C393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 6 (i).D(b)]Payment to contractor/sub-contractor – Other than Individuals/HUF2%1024Single transaction – 30,000 / Aggregate transactions – 1,00,000
194J393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 6 (iii).D(a)]Fees for technical services, royalty for cinematographic films, call centre operators2%102650,000
194J393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 6 (iii).D(b)]Fees for professional services10%102750,000
194J393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 6 (iii).D(b)]Director remuneration or commission10%1028
194393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 7]Dividend10%102910,000
194DA393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 8 (i)]Payment in respect of life insurance policy2%10301,00,000
194Q393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 8 (ii)]Payments for purchase of goods0.10%103150,00,000
194R393(1) [Table: Sl.No. 8 (iv)]Perquisite or benefit to business or profession10%1033 / 103420,000
194B393(3) [Table: Sl.No. 1]Lottery winnings, crossword puzzles and games30%1058 / 105910,000 in respect of a single transaction
194BA393(3) [Table: Sl.No. 2]Winnings from online games30%1060 / 1061
194BB393(3) [Table: Sl.No. 3]Income from horse race winnings30%106210,000 in respect of a single transaction
194T393(3) [Table: Sl.No. 7]Payment to partners of firms & LLPs10%106720,000

Important Notes

  • TDS rates mentioned above are general rates applicable in normal cases.
  • Higher TDS may apply in cases of non-furnishing of PAN under applicable provisions.
  • Special rates may apply for non-residents depending upon the nature of payment and DTAA provisions.
  • Threshold limits are subject to conditions specified under respective sections.
  • Payment codes are useful while depositing TDS through challans.
  • The above chart is prepared for quick reference purposes only.

The TDS provisions under the Income Tax Act, 2025 continue to play a crucial role in tax compliance for businesses and professionals. Understanding the correct TDS rate, threshold limit, and applicable payment code is essential to avoid interest, penalty, and notices from the Income Tax Department.

Taxpayers should regularly verify latest amendments, notifications, and circulars before deducting tax at source.

Bookmark this page for quick reference to TDS Rates for FY 2026-27.

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