TDS Return

Dear Experts,
I have a partnership firm and I was liable to deduct TDS in Q2 but didn’t deduct. Returns for Q2 was filed on time.
But in Q3 I deducted and deposited TDS along with interest that was liable to be deducted in Q2.

My question is, should I revise the Q2 return to show this TDS since it is for that period? Or I can show this in Q3 since I deposited it in Q3?

Thanks in Advance
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a common query regarding TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) for a partnership firm. The user failed to deduct TDS in Q2 but filed the return on time. They subsequently deducted and deposited the TDS along with interest in Q3. The core question is whether to revise the Q2 return to reflect the Q2 TDS liability or to report it in the Q3 return where it was actually paid. Expert opinions suggest flexibility, with options to revise the Q2 return or report the deduction in Q3.

No need to revise Q2 return.
You can revise it and show it in Quarter 2
Can I show it in Q3?
As you wish. you revise return also or you can show it q3

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