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The Income Tax Act, 2025 is more of a structural recodification than a policy overhaul for TDS. The rates, thresholds, and core principles are the same, but the section numbers, form numbers, and payment codes are entirely new, making it critical for businesses to update their ERP systems, payroll software, and compliance workflows.

TDS Rates Under Income Tax Act 2025:

TDS Rate Chart – Domestic Payments (Tax Year 2026-27)

Nature of Payment Old Section New Section (2025 Act) Payment Code TDS Rate (%) Threshold Limit (₹)
Salary (Accumulated Balance) 192 392(1) 1001/1002/1003 Slab Rates Basic Exemption Limit
Premature EPF Withdrawal 192A 392(7) 1004 10% 50,000
Interest on Securities (Uniform) 193 393(1)[5(i)] 1019 10% 10,000
Dividends 194 393(1)[7] 1029 10% No Limit
Interest – Senior Citizens 194A 393(1)[5(ii)] 1020 10% 1,00,000
Interest – Others (Bank/PO) 194A 393(1)[5(ii)] 1021 10% 50,000
Interest – Other than Bank/PO 194A 393(1)[5(iii)] 1022 10% 10,000
Lottery/Game Winnings 194B 393(3)[1] 1058/1059 30% 10,000
Online Gaming Winnings 194BA 393(3)[2] 1060/1061 30% On Net Winnings
Horse Race Winnings 194BB 393(3)[3] 1062 30% 10,000
Contractors (Ind/HUF) 194C 393(1)[6(i)] 1023 1% 30,000 (Single) / 1 Lakh (Aggregate)
Contractors (Others) 194C 393(1)[6(i)] 1024 2% 30,000 (Single) / 1 Lakh (Aggregate)
Insurance Commission (Individual) 194D 393(1)[1(i)] 1005 2% 20,000
Life Insurance Payout 194DA 393(1)[8(i)] 1030 2% 1,00,000
Payment from National Savings Scheme 194EE 393(3)[6] 1066 10% 2,500
Lottery Commission / Prizes 194G 393(1)[1(iii)] 1063 2% 20,000
Commission or Brokerage 194H 393(1)[1(ii)] 1006 2% 20,000
Rent – Plant & Machinery 194I(a) 393(1)[2(ii)] 1008 2% 50,000 per month
Rent – Land/Building/Furniture 194I(b) 393(1)[2(ii)] 1009 10% 50,000 per month
Immovable Property Purchase 194IA 393(1)[3(i)] 1010 1% 50,00,000
Rent by Ind/HUF (Non-Audit) 194IB 393(1)[2(i)] 1007 2% 50,000 per month or part
Monetary Consideration under JDA 194IC 393(1)[3(ii)] 1011 10% No Limit
Technical Fees (FTS) / Royalty 194J(a) 393(1)[6(iii)] 1026 2% 50,000
Professional Fees (Others) 194J(b) 393(1)[6(iii)] 1027 10% 50,000
Director’s Fees 194J(b) 393(1)[6(iii)] 1028 10% No Limit
Mutual Fund Income 194K 393(1)[4(i)] 1013 10% 10,000
Compensation for Immovable Property Acq. 194LA 393(1)[3(iii)] 1012 10% 5,00,000
Business Trust Income (Resident) 194LBA 393(1)[4(ii)] 1014/1015/1016 10% Nil
Investment Fund Income 194LBB 393(1)[4(iii)] 1017 10% Nil
Securitization Trust Income 194LBC 393(1)[4(iv)] 1018 10% Nil
Payment by Ind/HUF (Contract/Prof/Comm) 194M 393(1)[6(ii)] 1025 2% 50,00,000
Cash Withdrawal (Non-Cooperative) 194N 393(3)[5.D(b)] 1065 2% Above 1 Crore
Cash Withdrawal (Cooperative Society) 194N 393(3)[5.D(a)] 1064 2% Above 3 Crore
E-commerce Participants 194O 393(1)[8(v)] 1035 0.1% Nil (5L for Ind/HUF)
TDS on Senior Citizen (Above 75 Years) 194P 393(1)[8(iii)] 1032 Slab Rate 4,00,000
Purchase of Goods (Over ₹50L) 194Q 393(1)[8(ii)] 1031 0.1% 50,00,000
Business Benefits/Perquisites 194R 393(1)[8(iv)] 1033/1034 10% 20,000
Virtual Digital Assets (Crypto) 194S 393(1)[8(vi)] 1037/1038 1% 10,000 (50k for Specified Persons)
Partner Salary/Interest/Bonus 194T 393(3)[7] 1067 10% 20,000

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TDS Rate Chart – Non-Resident Payments (Tax Year 2026-27)

Nature of Payment
Old Section
New Section (2025 Act)
Payment Code
TDS Rate (%)
Threshold Limit (₹)
NR Sportsperson/Entertainer/Sports Assoc.
194E
393(2)[1]
1039
20%
No Limit
Interest on Foreign Currency Borrowing (Loan/Bond 2012–2023)
194LC
393(2)[2]
1040
5%
No Limit
Interest on Rupee Denominated Bond (before 01.07.2023)
194LC
393(2)[3]
1041
5%
No Limit
Interest on IFSC Bonds (01.04.2020 to 30.06.2023)
194LC
393(2)[4]
1042
4%
No Limit
Interest on IFSC Bonds (on or after 01.07.2023)
194LC
393(2)[4]
1043
9%
No Limit
Interest by Infrastructure Debt Fund
194LB
393(2)[5]
1044
5%
No Limit
Business Trust Income (Interest)
194LBA
393(2)[6(a)]
1045
5%
No Limit
Business Trust Income (Rental)
194LBA
393(2)[6(b)]
1046
10%
No Limit
Business Trust Income (Real Estate Asset)
194LBA
393(2)[7]
1047
30% / 40%
No Limit
Income from Units of Investment Fund
194LBB
393(2)[8]
1048
30% / 40%
No Limit
Income from Units of Securitization Trust
194LBC
393(2)[9]
1049
30% / 40%
No Limit
Income from Units of UTI or Mutual Fund
196B
393(2)[10]
1050
20% / DTAA
No Limit
Income of Offshore Fund (Units per Sec 208)
196C
393(2)[11]
1051
10%
No Limit
Income of Offshore Fund (Long Term Cap Gain)
196C
393(2)[12]
1052
12.5%
No Limit
Interest / Dividend on Bonds or GDRs
196C
393(2)[13]
1052
10%
No Limit
LTCG on Transfer of Bond or GDR
196C
393(2)[14]
1054
12.5%
No Limit
Income to FII for Securities
196D
393(2)[15]
1055
20% / DTAA
No Limit
Income for Securities to Specified Fund
196D
393(2)[16]
1056
10%
No Limit
Any Other Sum (General Provision)
195
393(2)[17]
1057
Applicable Rate
No Limit

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Important Notes – TDS Rate Chart TY 2026-27

1. From 1 April 2026, the old TDS sections (192–195 etc.) are consolidated into the new Income-tax Act 2025 under Sections 392, 393 and 402.

2. This chart shows the old section for easy reference and the corresponding new clause under the 2025 Act, along with TDS rates and threshold limits for TY 2026-27.

3. Surcharge and cess apply as per law for certain high-income and non-resident cases.

4. Thresholds are per Deductor per payee in a tax year, unless otherwise stated.

5. Individual/HUF whose turnover/gross receipts do not exceed ₹1 crore (business) or ₹50 lakh (profession) in the preceding year need not deduct TDS under Sections 194C, 194J, 194H, 194I — except under Section 194IB (rent > ₹50,000/month) and Section 194M (contractor/professional payments > ₹50 lakh).

Read also: https://taxguru.in/income-tax/form-26-era-tax-audit-reporting-india.html

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Disclaimer: This TDS Rate Chart for Tax year (TY) 2026-27 is a general reference prepared on the basis of the Income-tax Act, 2025. It is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Users are advised to verify rates and provisions with the bare Act, official notifications and their tax advisor before taking any decision.

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