If you want to know whether this time your TDS is deducted or not and how much TDS has been deducted, then you can find it through PAN card. Its process is also very easy.
When you get commission, salary or any payment from anywhere, a part of the tax is deducted from it and deposited in your PAN card account. This money is called TDS, which is fixed on the basis of your income. But, it happens that if your income does not fall in the income tax slab, then you get this TDS money back. For this, you have to file ITR, from which you get your deducted money back.
If you also feel that your TDS has been deducted and you want to get it back then you can take it back. In such a situation, know how you can find out whether your TDS is deducted or not and you can know how much TDS is deducted from you… after that you can withdraw it. Know what is its process and how to know about TDS…
How to know TDS?
First of all, you can search by typing income tax filing on Google or you can directly go to the official website of Income Tax www.incometax.gov.in.
After this you will have to log on to this website, for which you will have to register first. If you have already registered on it then you have to login to it. In this, you will have to register on the basis of PAN card and on the basis of that you will have to fill your details. After filling the details, you will be able to register in it through email and mobile OTP.
After this, you have to click on the option with your account form 26AS Tax Credit. After this you will get the option of View TaX and after that you will have to select the year and file type.
After this you will get your information that how much TDS is deducted from you. Along with this, you will also see the detailed information of TDS, which you can also download PDF.
– If your total income does not fall in the tax slab, then you can file a return for it and you will get this money back in your account i.e. your deducted money will come in your bank account.
If a person has not filed ITR for 2019-20 and 2020-21, then the rate of TDS will be higher on him. Section 206CCA and section 206AB will be applicable only if ITR for both the years is not filed. This section will not be applicable if ITR has been filed for any one year.
