Update Tax Deducted at Source

Update Tax Deducted at Source

TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the tax that’s deducted by the payer from your income before you receive it. This could be from your salary, professional income, rent, etc. The payer then deposits this tax with the Income Tax Department on your behalf.


The idea behind TDS is to collect taxes at the source, ensuring the government receives a steady flow of revenue throughout the year. It also helps ensure that taxes are paid on time.

Things to Keep in Mind

  • TDS deducted on your income reflects in your Form 26AS and AIS.
  • Always ensure the TDS entries match your income records.
  • If any TDS is missing or incorrectly reported, reach out to the deductor for correction.

Steps to update Tax Deducted at Source

There are three ways to add the TDS:


  1. Import from ITD using Autofill
    • Navigate to File > Tax Credits

    • Select Import from ITD using AutofillSelect Import from ITD using Autofill

    • Connect to ITD using Aadhaar OTP or credentialsConnect to ITD using Aadhaar OTP or credentials


      Once connected, your TDS and other tax credit details will be imported.

  2. Upload Form 26AS

    • Go to File > Tax Credits

    • Click on Upload Form 26ASClick on Upload Form 26AS

    • Attach your Form 26AS (downloaded from your Income Tax account)Attach your Form 26AS (downloaded from your Income Tax account)

    • Review the fecthed details and proceedReview the fecthed details and proceed

  3. Add Manually
    • Go to File > Tax Credits

    • Click Add manually and select the type of tax creditClick Add manually and select the type of tax credit

    • Fill in the required details such as TAN, name, amount, etc.Fill in the required details such as TAN, name, amount, etc.


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