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TDS Return Filing

Online TDS Return Filing for every deductor category — from a single Form 26Q to quarterly filings across multiple TAN numbers, with a CA for TDS filing reviewing every return before submission.

Form 26Q, 24Q and 27Q covered CA-reviewed before every filing Correction filings handled too

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Online TDS Return Filing is the quarterly submission of tax deducted at source to the Income Tax Department, covering the correct form for each deduction type — commonly Form 26Q for non-salary payments — and requiring a valid TAN, accurate PAN matching for every deductee, and timely deposit of the deducted tax before the return itself can be filed.

Online TDS Return Filing trips up more businesses than it should, mostly because a small PAN mismatch or an incorrect challan number causes the entire return to be flagged, even when the tax itself was deposited correctly and on time. This is exactly the kind of detail a specialist catches before submission rather than after a notice arrives.

Most businesses making non-salary payments — contractor fees, rent, professional fees, commission — need to file form 26q online every quarter, while salary payments use Form 24Q and payments to non-residents use Form 27Q instead. Filing the wrong form for a given payment type is a common and entirely avoidable error.

The deadline structure adds its own pressure: TDS must be deposited by the 7th of the following month, but the quarterly return itself is due by the last day of the month following each quarter — missing either deadline triggers separate penalties, and the return cannot be filed at all until the corresponding tax has actually been deposited.

bizOversal treats Online TDS Return Filing as a quarterly relationship rather than a one-off task — deductions are tracked as they happen throughout the quarter, so by the time the return is due, reconciliation is already complete rather than starting from scratch under deadline pressure.

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Who needs TDS Return Filing

Businesses making contractor, rent, professional fee, or commission payments requiring TDS deduction
Companies filing quarterly non-salary TDS returns who want them reviewed before submission
Founders who want quarterly returns reviewed by a specialist rather than filed through an unreviewed online utility
Businesses that received a TDS mismatch notice and need past returns corrected
How it works

Your tds return filing roadmap

1

Deduction Tracking

TDS deductions are tracked through the quarter rather than reconstructed at deadline time.

Ongoing
2

Challan & PAN Verification

Every deposited challan and deductee PAN is verified before the return is prepared.

Week before due date
3

Return Preparation & CA Review

The correct form is prepared and reviewed by a specialist before submission.

2–3 days before due date
4

Filing & Acknowledgement

The return is filed and the acknowledgement receipt is shared with you.

On or before due date
What you actually receive

Deliverables checklist

We separate what the government issues from what our team drafts and delivers.

Government filings & certificates
Filed TDS return acknowledgement (Form 26Q/24Q/27Q)
Form 16A / Form 16 generation support
bizOversal drafted deliverables
Quarterly deduction tracking and reconciliation
PAN and challan verification before filing
Correction filing support for prior mismatched returns
Avoid these pitfalls

Common mistakes with TDS Return Filing

Filing before the deducted tax is actually deposited, which blocks the return from being accepted
Entering a mismatched PAN for a deductee, which triggers a default notice even when tax was paid correctly
Using Form 24Q for a non-salary payment instead of the correct form for that deduction type
Missing the quarterly deadline and only realizing once accumulated interest and penalty have already grown
No surprises

Transparent pricing matrix

Prices in INR, exclusive of 18% GST.
ComponentProfessional FeeGovt. / Statutory Charge
Quarterly TDS return (single TAN) ₹2,999 ₹0
Correction filing, per return ₹1,499 ₹0
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TDS return forms by payment type

Form Applies To Common Deductions
Form 26Q Non-salary domestic payments Contractor fees, rent, professional fees
Form 24Q Salary payments Employee TDS on salary
Form 27Q Payments to non-residents Foreign vendor and consultant payments
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Frequently asked

TDS Return Filing — FAQs

The return will not be accepted — TDS must be deposited by the 7th of the following month before the quarterly return covering that deduction can be filed.
A specialist checks PAN matches and challan details before submission, catching the mismatches that most commonly cause a return to be flagged as defective after the fact.
Quarterly returns are due by the last day of the month following each quarter, though the actual TDS deposit deadline is the 7th of the month after each deduction.
Yes, a correction statement can be filed to fix PAN mismatches, challan errors, or other discrepancies in a previously submitted return.
If no TDS was deducted during a quarter, a NIL return is generally not mandatory, but we recommend confirming this based on your specific deductor history to avoid an unnecessary compliance query.
A late filing fee accrues per day of delay, in addition to interest on the underlying tax if the deposit itself was also late — both are avoidable by staying on a fixed quarterly schedule.

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