TDS and TCS Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27: Due Dates
Introduction
The TDS and TCS compliance calendar FY 2026-27 helps businesses stay updated with important due dates for deposits, return filing, certificates, and correction statements. When you’re running a business, TDS and TCS compliance deadlines can easily slip through the cracks. One month it’s deposit due dates, the next it’s return filing, certificates, or correction statements. Missing even one deadline can lead to late fees, interest, and unnecessary follow-ups.
That’s why keeping a simple TDS and TCS compliance calendar helps. It gives you a clear view of what needs to be filed and when, so there’s less last-minute pressure and fewer chances of missing an important due date.
If you’d rather stay focused on running your business than tracking tax deadlines, Ebizfiling can help. From monthly deposits to quarterly returns and ongoing compliance support, we make sure your TDS and TCS work stays on track. Need help with TDS and TCS compliance? Get in touch with Ebizfiling.
Quick Insights
- Missing even one TDS or TCS due date can quietly turn into extra interest and late fees.
- A small PAN or challan mismatch today can become a notice tomorrow.
- Filing the return is only half the job, matching the tax actually matters.
- Staying regular with TDS and TCS compliances saves more money than fixing mistakes later.
- Most compliance problems start small, but they get expensive when ignored.
Month Wise TDS and TCS Compliance Calendar with Due Dates 2026-27
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/04/2026
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TCS Deposit |
March 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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30/04/2026
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TDS Deposit |
March 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/05/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
April 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/05/2026
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Form 141 (TDS on Property) |
April transactions |
Buyer of property
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31/05/2026
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Form 130 / 131 (Issue TDS Certificates)* |
FY 2025–26 Q4 |
Deductor |
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/06/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
May 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/06/2026
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Advance Tax (1st Instalment) |
FY 2026–27 |
Taxpayers (>₹10,000 liability) |
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/07/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
June 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/07/2026
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Form 141( Challan-cum-statement) |
June transactions |
Buyer/Tenant
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31/07/2026
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TDS Return – Form 138 / 140 / 144 |
Q1 (Apr–Jun 2026) |
All deductors
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/08/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
July 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/08/2026
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Form 130 / 131 Correction (if any) |
FY 2025–26 |
Deductor
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/09/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
August 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/09/2026
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Advance Tax (2nd Instalment) |
FY 2026–27 |
Taxpayers
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/10/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
September 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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31/10/2026
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TDS Return – Form 138 / 140 / 144 |
Q2 (Jul–Sep 2026) |
All deductors
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/11/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
October 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/11/2026
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Form 130 / 131 Correction Window |
FY 2025–26 |
Deductor
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/12/2026
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
November 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/12/2026
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Advance Tax (3rd Instalment) |
FY 2026–27 |
Taxpayers
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/01/2027
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
December 2026 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/01/2027
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Form 141(TDS -Deduction) |
December transactions |
Buyer/Tenant
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31/01/2027
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TDS Return – Form 138 / 140 / 144 |
Q3 (Oct–Dec 2026) |
All deductors
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/02/2027
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
January 2027 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/02/2027
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Form 143 Correction (if any) |
Q3 |
Collectors
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Due Date
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Form to be Filed
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Period
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Who Should File?
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07/03/2027
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TDS/TCS Deposit |
February 2027 |
All deductors/collectors
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15/03/2027
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Advance Tax (Final Instalment) |
FY 2026–27 |
Taxpayers
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Note for Form 141: The due date for Form 141 is not fixed for every month. It is generally required to be filed within 30 days from the end of the month in which deduction is made. Businesses should check the applicable due date based on their transaction.
TDS and TCS Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27
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Due Date
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Compliance
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Form
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Period
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Applicable To
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7th of succeeding month
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Deposit of TDS deducted during the previous month |
Challan ITNS-281 |
April 2026 to February 2027 |
TDS deductors
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30/04/2027
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Deposit of TDS deducted during March 2027 |
Challan ITNS-281 |
March 2027 |
TDS deductors
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7th of succeeding month
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Deposit of TCS collected during the previous month |
Challan ITNS-281 |
April 2026 to February 2027 |
TCS collectors
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30/04/2027
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Deposit of TCS collected during March 2027 |
Challan ITNS-281 |
March 2027 |
TCS collectors
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31/07/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments |
Form 138 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors
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31/07/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary |
Form 140 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors
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31/07/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents |
Form 144 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TDS deductors
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31/07/2026
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Quarterly TCS Statement |
Form 143 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TCS collectors
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15/08/2026
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TDS Certificate – Other than Salary |
Form 131 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
Applicable TDS deductors
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15/08/2026
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TCS Certificate for Tax Collected |
Form 133 |
April–June 2026 (Q1) |
TCS collectors
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31/10/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments |
Form 138 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors
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31/10/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary |
Form 140 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors
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31/10/2026
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents |
Form 144 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TDS deductors
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31/10/2026
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Quarterly TCS Statement |
Form 143 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TCS collectors
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15/11/2026
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TDS Certificate – Other than Salary |
Form 131 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
Applicable TDS deductors
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15/11/2026
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TCS Certificate for Tax Collected |
Form 133 |
July–September 2026 (Q2) |
TCS collectors
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31/01/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments |
Form 138 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors
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31/01/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary |
Form 140 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors
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31/01/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents |
Form 144 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TDS deductors
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31/01/2027
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Quarterly TCS Statement |
Form 143 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TCS collectors
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15/02/2027
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TDS Certificate – Other than Salary |
Form 131 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
Applicable TDS deductors
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15/02/2027
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TCS Certificate for Tax Collected |
Form 133 |
October–December 2026 (Q3) |
TCS collectors
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31/05/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Salary Payments |
Form 138 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors
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31/05/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Residents other than Salary |
Form 140 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors
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31/05/2027
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Quarterly TDS Statement – Payments to Non-Residents |
Form 144 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TDS deductors
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31/05/2027
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Quarterly TCS Statement |
Form 143 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TCS collectors
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15/06/2027
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Salary TDS Certificate |
Form 130 |
Tax Year 2026-27 |
Applicable TDS deductors
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15/06/2027
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TDS Certificate – Other than Salary |
Form 131 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
Applicable TDS deductors
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15/06/2027
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TCS Certificate for Tax Collected |
Form 133 |
January–March 2027 (Q4) |
TCS collectors
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Notes:
- TDS and TCS for April 2026 to February 2027 are generally deposited by the 7th of the succeeding month.
- TDS and TCS for March 2027 have a separate deposit due date of 30 April 2027.
- Form 138 is used for quarterly salary TDS statements.
- Form 140 is used for quarterly TDS statements for resident payments other than salary.
- Form 144 is used for quarterly TDS statements relating to payments to non-residents.
- Form 143 is used for quarterly TCS statements.
- Form 131 is the non-salary TDS certificate and is issued quarterly, generally within 15 days from the due date of the corresponding quarterly TDS statement.
- Form 133 is the TCS certificate and is issued quarterly.
- Form 130 is the annual salary TDS certificate for the relevant tax year.
- TDS/TCS statements, certificates and tax deposits should reconcile with the books of account and underlying payment or collection records.
TDS and TCS Compliance Calendar FY 2026-27: Late fee, Interest and Penalties
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Compliance / Default
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Late Fee / Interest / Penalty
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Applicable Provision
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Failure to deduct TDS / collect TCS on time
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Interest at 1% per month or part of a month, from the date tax was deductible/collectible until the date it is actually deducted/collected |
Section 398(3)(a)(i), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Delay in depositing TDS/TCS after deduction/collection
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Interest at 1.5% per month or part of a month, from the date of deduction/collection until the date of actual payment |
Section 398(3)(a)(ii), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Late filing of quarterly TDS statements – Forms 138, 140 and 144
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Late filing fee of ₹200 per day until the default continues, subject to a maximum of the amount of tax deductible |
Section 427, Income-tax Act, 2025
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Late filing of quarterly TCS statement – Form 143
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Late filing fee of ₹200 per day until the default continues, subject to a maximum of the amount of tax collectible |
Section 427, Income-tax Act, 2025
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Delay or failure to file TDS/TCS statement
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AO may impose a penalty of ₹10,000 to ₹1,00,000, in addition to applicable fee and interest |
Section 461(1), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Incorrect TDS/TCS statement
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AO may impose a penalty of ₹10,000 to ₹1,00,000 |
Section 461(1)(b), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Delay in TDS/TCS statement, but specified conditions are satisfied
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No penalty under Section 461(1)(a) if tax, applicable fee and interest are paid and the statement is filed within one month from its prescribed due date |
Section 461(2), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Failure to deduct or deposit TDS
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Deductor may be treated as an assessee in default and recovery, interest and other applicable consequences may follow |
Section 398, Income-tax Act, 2025
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Business expenditure where applicable TDS is not deducted or deposited within the prescribed return-filing timeline
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30% of the applicable sum payable to a resident may be disallowed while computing business income, subject to statutory conditions |
Section 35(b), Income-tax Act, 2025
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Notes:
- Interest and late filing fee are different: interest relates primarily to delay in deduction/collection or payment of tax, whereas the ₹200-per-day fee applies to delay in filing the prescribed TDS/TCS statement.
- Part of a month counts as a full month when calculating interest at 1% or 1.5%.
- The ₹200 per day late fee cannot exceed the amount of TDS/TCS deductible or collectible for the relevant statement.
- The ₹10,000–₹1,00,000 penalty is not automatic in every delayed filing case. Section 461(2) specifically protects qualifying delayed statements where tax, fee and interest are paid and the statement is filed within one month of the prescribed deadline.
- For FY / Tax Year 2026-27, use the Income-tax Act, 2025 section numbers. The Department confirms that the new Act governs TDS obligations triggered on or after 1 April 2026.
- For Form 130, Form 131 and Form 133 certificate delays, I would not add a ₹500-per-day penalty blindly from old Section 272A(2)(g). That provision belongs to the 1961 Act. For a FY 2026-27 calendar, the consequence should be stated only after mapping the certificate-default provision under the 2025 Act. The Department itself confirms that ₹500/day under old Section 272A applies to certificate defaults relating to FY 2025-26.
Managing TDS and TCS compliance Doesn’t Have to Be Stressful
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Conclusion
When you’re running a business, TDS and TCS compliance calendar FY 2026-27 can easily feel like just another routine task. But even a small miss; a delayed deposit, a filing error, or a mismatch can end up costing more than expected through late fees, interest, or notices.
That’s why it really matters to get these compliances done from the right place and with the right support. At Ebizfiling, we’ve seen how timely and accurate compliance helps businesses avoid unnecessary losses and stay focused on what matters most – the business itself.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. If TDS is deducted in March, by when should it be deposited?
TDS deducted in March generally has a different timeline compared to other months. In most cases, it must be deposited by 30th April. Missing this deadline may attract interest even if the delay is for a short period.
2. Can I revise a TDS return if I entered the wrong PAN of a deductee?
Yes. If an incorrect PAN is reported in Forms 138, 140, or 144, a correction statement can be filed. It is advisable to correct it quickly because wrong PAN details may create issues in Form 168 and could also trigger notices.
3. What happens if TDS is deducted but not deposited on time?
Once TDS is deducted, it must be deposited within the prescribed due date. Delay in deposit can attract interest, and in certain cases the related business expense may also be disallowed while calculating taxable income.
4. Is TCS applicable only on sale of goods above a certain limit?
Not always. TCS provisions apply differently depending on the nature of the transaction. While sale of goods has threshold-based applicability, transactions involving scrap, forest produce, overseas remittance, or specified goods may have separate rules.
5. Can a business receive a notice even after filing its TDS return?
Yes. Filing the return does not automatically eliminate the possibility of notices. Notices may still arise due to challan mismatches, PAN errors, short deduction, incorrect reporting, or differences between deposited tax and return details.
6. Is issuing Form 131 compulsory even when the deductee already sees the amount in Form 168?
Yes. Form 131 continues to be an important TDS certificate under the new compliance framework. Even if the tax credit reflects in Form 168, many vendors and professionals still require Form 131 as formal proof of deduction.
7. If TCS was collected by mistake, can it be corrected later?
Yes, but the correction should be made promptly. Usually, it is rectified through a revised Form 143 filing or by making proper adjustments in records. Delayed correction can create reconciliation issues for both parties.
8. Does every delay in filing Form 141 lead to penalty?
A delay in filing Form 141 may attract late fees, and if the tax payment itself is delayed, interest may also apply separately. Longer delays can make regularisation more complicated.
9. How does Ebizfiling help if there is a challan mismatch in a TDS return?
At Ebizfiling, we first identify whether the mismatch is caused by incorrect challan details, CIN errors, or reporting mistakes in Forms 138, 140, 141 or 144. Based on the issue, we help rectify the return so the deposited tax is properly reflected.
10. Why choose Ebizfiling for TDS and TCS compliance support?
Many businesses do not face problems with a single filing; the real challenge is managing compliance consistently throughout the year. Ebizfiling helps businesses handle deposits, return filing, correction statements, Form 130/131 issuance, reconciliations, and follow-ups so compliance does not become a last-minute burden.
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