TDS Return Filing Due – Quarter: April to June 2025


🗓️ Due Date: 31st July 2025

The due date to file Quarterly TDS Returns for the period April to June 2025 is fast approaching! All deductors, including businesses, professionals, and entities responsible for tax deduction at source, must ensure compliance by filing TDS Statements by 31st July 2025.

🔍 What Is a TDS Return?

A TDS Return is a quarterly statement that must be submitted by deductors to the Income Tax Department. It includes details such as:

  • PAN of deductees

  • TDS deducted and deposited

  • TDS challan information

  • Nature of payments

For Q1 of FY 2025–26, this return should cover all tax deductions and deposits made from April 1 to June 30, 2025.

🧾 Who Needs to File?

The following are mandatory TDS return filers:

  • Companies

  • Partnership firms

  • Sole proprietors with employee salaries

  • Individuals deducting TDS on rent (u/s 194IB), contractor payments, commissions, etc.

  • Government deductors

⚠️ Consequences of Late Filing

Failing to file the TDS return within the due date can result in:

  • Late filing fees under Section 234E: ₹200 per day until the return is filed (max: TDS amount)

  • Penalty under Section 271H: ₹10,000 to ₹1,00,000

  • Default notices from the Income Tax Department

✅ Why Choose Taxla Services?

Filing TDS returns requires careful review of challans, deduction entries, and PAN validations to avoid mismatches. With Taxla Services, you get:

  • ✔️ Error-free e-filing

  • ✔️ Expert review of TDS data

  • ✔️ Timely submission and compliance

  • ✔️ Support for TDS corrections (Form 27A, Form 16/16A generation)

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