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A Step-By-Step Guide For Taxpayers How to Upload Your TDS Statement

February, 28th 2020
Introduced by the Income Tax Department, ‘Tax Deducted at Source’ or TDS, is a certain percentage of tax deducted by a company or person while making specified payments. This tax must be deducted at the rates prescribed by the tax department. TDS is deducted for the following kinds of payments: • Salaries • Interest payments by banks • Rent • Consultation fees • Professional fees • Commission The deductor has to deposit the TDS with the government periodically. A deductee can claim the deducted TDS as a tax refund after they file their Income Tax Returns (ITR). How to Upload TDS Statement What you need before you can upload the statement • Before uploading the TDS statement, the user should hold a valid Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN) and be a registered user in e-Filing. • You must prepare your statement using the Return Preparation Utility (RPU) and validate it using the File Validation Utility (FVU). • You can prepare your returns in an easy manner using ClearTDS • Valid Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) should be registered in e-Filing. • The principal contact’s bank account or demat account details should be provided or the principal contact’s PAN should be linked with Aadhar if you wish to upload using Electronic Verification Code (EVC) Steps to upload TDS • Log in to the e-filing homepage here • On the top right hand side of the page, you will find a ‘Registered User’ tab, which will take you here • Enter your user id, password, and captcha details to proceed further • Click on TDS and proceed to click on ‘upload TDS’ • You will be directed to a form in which you have to select the appropriate statement details from the drop-down boxes for FVU Version, Financial Year, Form Name, Quarter and Upload Type. Please note: TDS can be uploaded from Financial Year 2010-11. • Once you have provided all your details, click on ‘Validate’ • The next step will require you to upload your TDS statement, which you prepared on the tin-NSDL Website • The next step is to upload the signature generated using the DSC Management Utility • The last step is to click on ‘Upload’ and finish the process. Once done an e-mail will be sent to your registered e-mail address.