Excess Deposit of Interest on Delay deposit of TDS


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If you've accidentally paid excess interest on a delayed TDS deposit, you can claim it back. The correct interest rate for delays is 1%, not 1.5%. You can file your TDS return using the correct 1% interest rate and then adjust the excess amount paid against your next TDS deposit.

31 January 2022 Excess paid Interest .5 can be claimed for Next delay of Deposit Of TDS because we have to calculate interest @ 1% instead of we deposit Interest 1.5%.

31 January 2022 Yes, file TDS return with 1% interest. Use the excess paid in next TDS return by entering the excess paid challan.

31 January 2022 sir,
excess interest paid can be adjusted with TDS amount Payable in Next Month.


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