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In summary
Checking TDS confirms whether deducted tax appears against your PAN.
- View TDS credits through Form 26AS
- Check wider income details using AIS
- Compare entries with TDS certificates carefully
- Report mismatches to the responsible deductor
- Download statements before filing your return
Select the correct year and resolve missing credits before claiming them.
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What is Tax Deducted at Source (TDS)?
TDS is tax deducted when specified income is credited or paid. The deductor deposits this amount with the government against the recipient’s PAN. TDS can apply to salary, interest, rent, commission, professional fees, and property transactions. Recipients report gross income and claim eligible credit.
What is a TDS Return?
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A deductor files a TDS return recording payments, deductions, deposits, PAN details, rates, and applicable provisions. Quarterly deadlines are generally 31 July, 31 October, 31 January, and 31 May respectively.
Types of TDS Returns
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Payment category Up to 31 March 2026 From 1 April 2026 Salary and specified pension reporting Form 24Q Form 138 Resident non-salary payments Form 26Q Form 140 Non-resident payments Form 27Q Form 144 Property, rent, specified professional payments, and VDA Forms 26QB, 26QC, 26QD, or 26QE Form 141 -
How to Check the TDS Amount?
Check TDS amount online through Form 26AS, AIS, or a TDS certificate.
Through the Income Tax e-Filing portal
- Log in to the Income Tax e-Filing portal.
- Select e-File > Income Tax Returns > View Form 26AS.
- Confirm redirection to TRACES and accept the terms.
- Choose the relevant year and statement format.
- View or download your Form 26AS.
This navigation remains available for AY 2026-27.
Through the Annual Information Statement
- Log in and select AIS.
- Choose the relevant year.
- Open the TDS/TCS category.
- Compare income and deducted tax.
- Submit feedback for incorrect entries.
AIS includes TDS/TCS, financial transactions, tax payments, demands, refunds, and other information.
Through an authorised bank
Some authorised banks provide Form 26AS through net banking. Open tax services and select the tax-credit statement option.
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Verifying the TDS Certificate
Use Verify TDS Certificate on TRACES. Enter the requested PAN, TAN, certificate, year, income, and TDS details. Then, compare the result with your TDS certificate and Form 26AS.
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Also Read: Differences Between Professional Tax and TDS
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Why it’s important to check your TDS online?
Checking TDS identifies missing, delayed, duplicated, or incorrect credits.
Benefit Why it matters Accurate tax credit Prevents unsupported claims in the return Faster mismatch detection Gives the deductor time to correct its statement Better refund calculation Reduces errors in tax payable or refundable Complete income review Combines deductions from multiple income sources Reliable records Supports future verification and tax planning For missing entries, ask the deductor to revise its statement.
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What’s Included in Your TDS Statement?
Form 26AS shows TDS, TCS, tax payments, refunds, transactions, defaults, demands, and proceedings.
- Deductee PAN and relevant financial year
- Deductor name and TAN details
- Income credited or paid by deductor
- Tax deducted and deposited with government
- Applicable provision and transaction details
Refunds and other available tax information
Compare entries with salary slips, bank statements, and certificates. Form 26AS reflects deposited credit.
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How to check a filed TDS statement on the Income Tax Department website?
PAN connects deposited TDS with your tax records.
- Log in to the e-Filing portal using PAN.
- Open Form 26AS or the AIS dashboard.
- Select the correct year.
- Compare every TAN and deposited amount.
- Download the statement.
- Request correction for mismatches.
TDS is not publicly available using PAN alone. Portal authentication remains necessary.
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How to check TDS amount by pan card?
You can easily check your TDS amount using your PAN card through the Income Tax e-filing portal or Form 26AS. This helps you verify whether the deducted tax has been correctly deposited against your PAN.
- Visit the official Income Tax e-filing portal and log in using your PAN credentials.
- Navigate to the “e-File” section and select “View Form 26AS” or Annual Tax Statement.
- You will be redirected to the TRACES portal to access your TDS details securely.
- Select the relevant assessment year to check tax deducted from salary, fixed deposits, or other income sources.
- Review the TDS entries carefully to ensure the deductor has correctly deposited the tax.
- Download or save the statement for future tax filing and verification purposes.
Regularly checking your TDS status can help avoid tax mismatches, delayed refunds, or filing errors.
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Conclusion
To check TDS amount, review Form 26AS and AIS. Compare entries with certificates, payslips, bank records, or payment statements. Ask the deductor to correct errors before return filing. From 1 April 2026, the Income-tax Act, 2025 introduces new TDS form names. Accurate records reduce mismatches and refund delays, and avoid unnecessary correction requests later.
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Overview
How do I check my TDS amount online?
Log in to the Income Tax e-Filing portal. Open e-File > Income Tax Returns > View Form 26AS, select the relevant year, and review the TDS credits. You can also open AIS from the dashboard to compare TDS with wider income information.
How do I know my TDS amount?
Check Form 26AS, AIS, and the TDS certificate issued by your employer, bank, or another deductor. Use the amount deposited against your PAN when claiming credit, after confirming that the related income is correctly reported.
Can I invest my tax refund in a Fixed Deposit?
Yes. After receiving the refund in your bank account, you may invest it in a Fixed Deposit. Compare the tenure, prevailing interest rate, premature-withdrawal conditions, taxation, and your liquidity requirements before investing. Bajaj Finance FDs offer interest rates up to 8.15% p.a., with options starting at just Rs. 15,000. Check latest FD rates now!
How can I check the TDS deducted?
Review Form 26AS for deposited tax credit and AIS for related reported income. Compare both with Form 16, Form 16A, salary slips, or bank records. Contact the deductor if the withheld amount does not appear against your PAN.
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