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TDS on rent by individuals and HUFs, Form 141 Schedule A (earlier 26QC)
- If you pay more than ₹50,000 a month in rent, you must cut 2% TDS once a year and deposit it with Form 141, using just your PAN.
- Deadline: Deduct once, at the rent for the last month of the tax year (March) or the last month of tenancy, whichever is earlier. Pay with Form 141 within 30 days from the end of that month (for March 2027: by 30 April 2027). Issue Form 132 within 15 days after that due date.
- Done in Same day after rent and landlord details
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- Tenant PAN and e-filing login
- Is the rent above ₹50
- Confirm threshold and compute TDS
- Form 141 challan receipt and acknowledgement
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If you pay more than ₹50,000 a month in rent, you must cut 2% TDS once a year and deposit it with Form 141, using just your PAN. We work out the amount for each landlord, file it from your login and give your landlord the Form 132 certificate.
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- Tenant PAN and e-filing login
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₹999
₹999 + ₹179.82 GST = ₹1,178.82
Yearly, or when the tenancy ends. Same day after rent and landlord details. Due: Deduct once, at the rent for the last month of the tax year (March) or the last month of tenancy, whichever is earlier. Pay with Form 141 within 30 days from the end of that month (for March 2027: by 30 April 2027). Issue Form 132 within 15 days after that due date.
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