Work out the tax deducted at source on a payment at the TDS rate you enter, and the amount paid after it.
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Calculated from your inputs
Illustrative TDS deduction
Payment after withholding
Payment before withholding
How this is calculated
The rate is entered by you. This does not select a tax section, determine thresholds, residency, PAN-related rules or whether TDS applies. TDS is withholding, not necessarily final tax liability.
Defaults are editable examples, not current provider quotes. Results are rounded for display. These are scenarios from your inputs, not live market data or investment advice.
About the TDS calculator
Tax deducted at source (TDS) is tax the payer withholds from certain payments, such as salary, interest, rent, professional fees and commissions, and pays to the government on the payee’s behalf.
How the TDS calculator works
TDS = Payment × TDS rate ÷ 100
Enter the payment and the rate that applies to it. The calculator does not decide whether TDS applies, which provision, or the threshold.
Worked example
Example inputs
Payment amount
₹1,00,000
Applicable effective TDS rate
10%
Calculated result
Illustrative TDS deduction
₹10,000
Payment after withholding
₹90,000
Payment before withholding
₹1,00,000
Why use a TDS calculator?
Check the deduction on an invoice or interest payment.
See the amount you will actually receive.
TDS calculator FAQs
Is TDS my final tax?
Not necessarily. TDS is an advance collection. You claim credit for it in your return, and pay more or get a refund depending on your total tax.
How do I see TDS deducted for me?
In Form 26AS and the Annual Information Statement on the income tax portal, and in the TDS certificate from the deductor.
What if I have not given my PAN?
A higher TDS rate generally applies when the payee has no valid PAN on record.
Can I avoid TDS on interest?
If your total income is below the taxable limit, you can usually submit Form 15G, or Form 15H if you are a senior citizen, to the bank.