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Old section, Section 393 entry, threshold and rate for common payments.

Nature of payment1961 Act2025 ActThresholdRate
Salary192392Basic exemption / regimeSlab rates
Taxable premature EPF withdrawal192A392(7)₹50,00010%
Interest on securities193393(1)₹10,000 (certain)10%
Dividend194393(1)₹10,000 a year10%
Interest – bank / post office deposits194A393(1)₹50,000 (₹1 lakh senior citizens)10%
Interest – others194A393(1)₹10,00010%
Lottery, crossword, game winnings194B393(3)₹10,000 per transaction30%
Online gaming winnings194BA393(3)Net winnings30%
Contractor – individual / HUF194C393(1) Sl. 6(i)₹30,000 single / ₹1 lakh a year1%
Contractor – others (incl. manpower supply)194C393(1) Sl. 6(i)₹30,000 single / ₹1 lakh a year2%
Insurance commission194D393(1)₹20,0002% (non-company)
Commission / brokerage194H393(1)₹20,000 a year2%
Rent – land, building, furniture194I393(1)₹50,000 per month10%
Rent – plant & machinery194I393(1)₹50,000 per month2%
Purchase of immovable property194IA393(1) Sl. 3(i)₹50 lakh or more1%
Rent by individuals / HUF (non-audit)194IB393(1) Sl. 2(i)> ₹50,000 per month2%
Joint development agreement194IC393(1)No threshold10%
Fees – professional services194J393(1)₹50,000 a year10%
Fees – technical services, call centre194J393(1)₹50,000 a year2%
Director fees / remuneration (non-salary)194J393(1)No threshold10%
Mutual fund units income194K393(1)₹10,00010%
Payments by individuals to contractors / professionals194M393(1) Sl. 6(ii)₹50 lakh a year2%
Cash withdrawal194N393(3)> ₹1 crore (₹3 crore co-operatives)2%
E-commerce operator to seller194O393(1)₹5 lakh (individual/HUF seller)0.1%
Purchase of goods (buyer turnover > ₹10 crore)194Q393(1)> ₹50 lakh from a seller0.1%
Business perquisites / benefits194R393(1)₹20,000 a year10%
Transfer of virtual digital asset (crypto)194S393(1)₹10,000 / ₹50,000 specified persons1%
Payments to partners (salary, interest, commission)194T393(3)₹20,000 a year10%
Payments to non-residents195393(2)No thresholdRates in force / DTAA
No PAN furnished206AA397(2)—20% or higher of applicable

About this table

From 1 April 2026 the TDS provisions of Sections 192–196D of the 1961 Act are consolidated in Sections 392 (salary) and 393 (all other payments, in tables) of the Income-tax Act, 2025. Rates and thresholds were largely carried over, including the higher thresholds introduced by the Finance Act, 2025. Rates apply to residents unless stated; surcharge and cess are not added for resident payees. Quote the new section and table serial number in Tax Year 2026-27 TDS statements. Serial numbers are shown where we have verified them; for other rows, check the table in Section 393 and the TDS utility code list before filing. Thresholds and rates shown are the general rules – exceptions, lower-deduction certificates and Form 15G/15H are not covered.

Guides: 194C contractors · 194J professional fees · TDS interest and defaults.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Section 194J in the new Act?

TDS on fees for professional or technical services is an entry in the table under Section 393(1) of the Income-tax Act, 2025, from 1 April 2026.

What happens if the deductee has no PAN?

TDS is deducted at 20% or the applicable rate, whichever is higher (old Section 206AA, now Section 397(2)).

Is TDS deducted on GST component?

Where GST is shown separately on the invoice, TDS is generally deducted on the amount excluding GST, as clarified by CBDT.

Tool last reviewed 10 November 2026. Results are estimates for general guidance and are not professional advice.

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