Apply for TDS / TCS FVU Filing form
What is TDS / TCS FVU Filing?
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Applications of TDS / TCS FVU Filing
TDS and TCS Filing date
| Month of Deduction | Quarter ending | The due date for TDS Payment through Challan
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Due Date for filing of Return from the financial year 2020-21 for All Deductors | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April | 30th June | 7th May | 31st March 2021 | ||
| May | 7th June | ||||
| June | 7th July | ||||
| July | 30th September | 7th August | 31st March 2021 | ||
| August | 7th September | ||||
| September | 7th October | ||||
| October | 31st December | 7th November | 31st Jan | ||
| November | 7th December | ||||
| December | 7th Jan | ||||
| January | 31st March | 7th Feb | 31st May | ||
| February | 7th March | (31st July for Q4 of FY 2019-20 ending March 2020) | |||
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Process
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Collect Basic details - 27A and FUV File
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Process TDS return
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Share Acknowledgement slip of the same
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Benefits of TDS / TCS FVU Filing
- 100% online filing
- Super fast - Acknowledgement slip in 10 mins
- Only Govt. fees charged
- No one can flea away without filing a TDS at the source of income.
- As Tax is automatically deducted it gives more convenience to the deductee.
- The base of Tax Collection is widened because it is levied at every source of income.
- Also makes a certain and steady source of revenue for the Government.
- TDS Filing diminishes the responsibility of the Tax Collection Agencies too.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
TDS/TCS returns filed in electronic form as per section 200(3)/206C, as amended by Finance Act, 2005, are quarterly TDS/TCS statements.
As per the Income Tax Act, these quarterly statements are required to be furnished from FY 2005-06 onwards; however, as advised by Income Tax Department, acceptance of e-TDS/TCS statements pertaining to Financial Years prior to 2007-08 has been discontinued at TIN. The forms used for quarterly e-TDS statements Forms are 24Q, 26Q and 27Q and for quarterly e-TCS statement is Form No. 27EQ. These statements filed in CD/Pen Drive should be accompanied by a signed verification in Form No. 27A in case of both, e-TDS/TCS statements.
As per the Income Tax Act, these quarterly statements are required to be furnished from FY 2005-06 onwards; however, as advised by Income Tax Department, acceptance of e-TDS/TCS statements pertaining to Financial Years prior to 2007-08 has been discontinued at TIN. The forms used for quarterly e-TDS statements Forms are 24Q, 26Q and 27Q and for quarterly e-TCS statement is Form No. 27EQ. These statements filed in CD/Pen Drive should be accompanied by a signed verification in Form No. 27A in case of both, e-TDS/TCS statements.
As per Income Tax Act, 1961, all corporate and government deductors/collectors are compulsorily required to file their TDS/TCS statements in electronic form i.e. e-TDS/TCS returns. However, deductors/collectors other than corporate/government can file either in physical or in electronic form.
All Drawing and Disbursing Officers of Central and State Governments come under the category of Government deductors.
An e-TDS statement should be filed under Section 206 of the Income Tax Act in accordance with the scheme dated August 26, 2003 for electronic filing of TDS statement notified by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) for this purpose. CBDT Circular No. 8 dated September 19, 2003 may also be referred.
An e-TCS statement should be filed under Section 206C of the Income Tax Act in accordance with the scheme dated March 30, 2005 for electronic filing of TCS return notified by the CBDT for this purpose.
As per section 200(3)/206C, as amended by Finance Act 2005, deductors/collectors are required to file quarterly TDS/TCS statements from FY 2005-06 onwards.
An e-TCS statement should be filed under Section 206C of the Income Tax Act in accordance with the scheme dated March 30, 2005 for electronic filing of TCS return notified by the CBDT for this purpose.
As per section 200(3)/206C, as amended by Finance Act 2005, deductors/collectors are required to file quarterly TDS/TCS statements from FY 2005-06 onwards.
CBDT has appointed the Director General of Income Tax (Systems) as e-Filing Administrator for the purpose of electronic filing of TDS/TCS statement.
CBDT has appointed NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited, (NSDL e-Gov), Mumbai, as e-TDS/TCS Intermediary. NSDL e-Gov has established TIN Facilitation Centres (TIN-FCs) across the country to facilitate deductors/collectors file their e-TDS/TCS statement.
With effect from February 12, 2014, functionality of furnishing the foreign remittance details in Form 15CA and its related features have been discontinued from TIN and same are made available on the e-filing portal of Income Tax Department www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in
