TDS Revised rate related

The Govt reduce the TDS rate by 25% wef 14/05/2020. But what if any deductor is continuing deducting TDS at old rate by mistake or intentionally? Is there any penalty for this act?
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The government reduced TDS rates by 25% effective 14th May 2020. This discussion clarifies what happens if a deductor mistakenly or intentionally continues to deduct TDS at the old, higher rate. Fortunately, there is no penalty if you have deducted TDS at the old rate and deposited the correct amount to the government.

If any deductor deduct TDS at existing rate by mistake or intentionally then there are no penalty...
There is no penalty, if you deducted at old rate, i.e higher rate and deposited it to the government.

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