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TDS Calculator

Estimate the Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) that a payer must withhold on a payment such as salary, interest, professional fees, rent, or contractor payments, based on the nature of the payment.

How to Use TDS Calculator
  1. 1Select the type of payment (salary, rent, professional fees, interest, contractor payment, etc.)
  2. 2Enter the payment amount
  3. 3Click Calculate to see the estimated TDS to be withheld
  4. 4Review the net payment amount after TDS deduction
Frequently Asked Questions

The person or business making the payment (the deductor) is responsible for withholding TDS and depositing it with the government, not the person receiving the payment.

Yes. Different categories of payment — salary, interest, rent, professional fees, contractor payments — each have their own applicable TDS section and rate, so select the payment type that matches your case.

Yes. TDS deducted is reflected in the recipient's tax records and can be claimed as credit against their total tax liability when filing their return.

The deductor may face compliance consequences for failing to deduct or deposit applicable TDS — this calculator is for estimation only and doesn't replace compliance advice.

No. TDS is tax withheld in advance during the year; the recipient's actual final tax liability is settled when they file their annual return, which may result in a refund or additional tax due.

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