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    • Union Budget 2026: what works - and what doesn’t - for senior citizens?

      Budget 2026 maintains tax stability for senior citizens, with no new exemptions, TDS relief, or targeted healthcare deductions.

    • Industry body pushes for faster tax dispute resolution; calls for clearing high-value appeals within a year

      CII calls for a trust-based, technology-enabled tax system; proposes simplified TDS regime, statutory taxpayers’ charter, and paper-free customs roadmap in pre-Budget 2026-27 proposals

    • Buying property in 2025? Get to know the new TDS and stamp duty rules

      New registration fees and tax deduction make buyers need to plan carefully for property purchases this year.

    • New to freelancing? This is how to manage tax, TDS, and GST compliances

      If you’ve just started freelancing, understanding taxes, TDS, and GST is crucial to staying compliant and building long-term financial stability.

    • TDS on your fixed deposit interest? Here’s how to get a refund if your income is below the tax limit

      You can claim a refund on tax deducted from fixed deposit interest by filing your ITR—here’s the process explained.

    • PAN-Aadhaar not linked? You could pay double TDS and miss ITR filing

      Not linking PAN with Aadhaar can lead to double TDS, inconvenience in filing your ITR in 2025.

    • What small taxpayers must know about TDS and contract payments to stay penalty-free

      Small taxpayers must carefully follow TDS rules on rent and contract payments to avoid late fees, interest, and disallowance of expenses.

    •  Explained: How the budget’s TDS measures can spur rental housing growth

      With overall rental yields from residential real estate being low nationally, the increase in the TDS threshold is expected to primarily benefit landlords and tenants in the metros and large cities.

    • Higher TDS threshold for tax deducted at source for rental income can unlock new housing, say experts

      In her speech, the finance minister said that the measures are intended to reduce the number of transactions liable under TDS, benefiting small taxpayers receiving smaller payments.

    • Supreme Court refuses to examine PIL for scrapping TDS system under income tax law

      The TDS system was stated to adversely affect individuals below the taxable income threshold, as tax was deducted at source irrespective of their liability

    • TCS India employees get tax demand notices; company asks them to wait before paying up

      The company expects the department to revisit the notices and issue to be resolved soon. According to experts, there's a possibility that tax authorities committed a mistake while processing the filed returns

    • Government may decriminalise delay in TCS filing in Finance Bill, says CBDT chairman

      The proposed relief is being considered on the similar lines as announced for TDS in the Union Budget.

    • Byju’s TDS default: Employee not handing over taxes to government, Budget announces measures

      Compounding of non-payment of TDS by corporates to be rationalised

    • Government to allow tax collected at source to be set off against TDS on salary: Budget 2024

      Steeper 20 percent TCS paid on foreign tours and foreign investments needn’t wait for advance tax only

    • Online bond platforms pitch for integration with RBI's direct platform for retailers from budget 2024

      Online bond platforms are companies that sell bonds or non-convertible debentures (NCDs) to investors, especially retail investors, through their websites or mobile apps. Experts say that the integration of RBI's Retail Direct Platform with these platforms will allow retail investors to directly invest in government bonds.

    • Budget 2024: Online bond platforms pitch for removal of TDS on bonds, integration with RBI's direct platform for retailers

      Online bond platforms are companies that sell bonds or non-convertible debentures (NCDs) to investors, especially retail investors, through their websites or mobile apps. Experts say that the integration of RBI's Retail Direct Platform with these platforms will allow retail investors to directly invest in government bonds.

    • TDS nightmare: Homebuyers face tax shock after property purchases, seek relief from Delhi High Court

      Many homebuyers who purchased properties between July 1, 2023, and January 10, 2024, have been served with a TDS shortfall notice due to sellers' inoperative PAN. A writ petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court.

    • The TDS tangle for which homebuyers are getting tax notices

      According to income tax rules, the home buyer is required to deduct 1 percent TDS if the sale consideration is Rs 50 lakh or more. The TDS rate is 20 percent in the absence of a PAN, or if the PAN is deemed inoperative.

    • CBDT clarifies on applicability of TDS liability for e-retailers on ONDC

      As per the FAQ issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on December 28, a 1 percent TDS will have to be deducted from the gross sale amount after including convenience/packaging/shipping fees as charged by e-commerce trading platforms for the order placed on ONDC.

    • Income tax returns: Types of TDS certificates and why they are needed

    • Ashneer Grover says paying tax is a punishment: 'Taxpayers are doing charity in this country'

    • Caveat Emptor: Deduct TDS on property purchases, or else…

    • ClearTax betting big on crypto tax offerings, expects profitability in next 12 months

    • FM Sitharaman: Regulating crypto assets on agenda for upcoming G20 meet

    • Budget 2023: The devil is in the detail

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