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TDS & TCS — rates, thresholds and the old ↔ new section map

A searchable, plain-English reference for Tax Year 2026-27 (FY 2026-27): every TDS and TCS rate under the Income-tax Act, 2025 — and the 1961-Act section each new provision replaces. Find anything by keyword or old section number.

The Income-tax Act, 2025 folded the old web of TDS sections (192, 193, the whole 194-series, 195, 196A–D) into just three — Section 392 (salary), Section 393 (all other TDS) and Section 394 (TCS, replacing 206C). The rates mostly stayed the same; what changed is where to look. This page maps it for you.

37 provisions

  • Dividend from a domestic company10%
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · ₹10,000 for an individual shareholder (otherwise nil)

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 7

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194

  • Interest from a bank / co-op bank / post office10%*
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per year — ₹1,00,000 for senior citizens

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 5(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194A

  • Interest from others (not a bank)10%*
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 5(iii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194A

  • Interest on securities10%*
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 5(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 193

  • Premature PF withdrawal (taxable)10%
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 392(6)–(7)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 192A

  • Income from mutual-fund units10%
    tdsInterest & dividend

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 4(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194K

  • Payment to contractor — payee is an individual / HUF1%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹30,000 · ₹30,000 per contract or ₹1,00,000 in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 6(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194C

  • Payment to contractor — payee is a company / firm2%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹30,000 · ₹30,000 per contract or ₹1,00,000 in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 6(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194C

  • Commission or brokerage2%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹20,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 1(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194H

  • Professional fees10%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 6(iii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194J

  • Technical fees / call-centre / film royalty2%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 6(iii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194J

  • Insurance commission2%*
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹20,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 1(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194D

  • Contract / professional fee paid by an individual / HUF2%
    tdsContracts, commission & fees

    Threshold: ₹50,00,000 · over ₹50 lakh in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 6(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194M

  • Rent of plant & machinery2%
    tdsRent & property

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per month

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 2(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194-I

  • Rent of land, building or furniture10%
    tdsRent & property

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per month

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 2(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194-I

  • Rent paid by an individual / HUF (not under audit)2%
    tdsRent & property

    Threshold: ₹50,000 · per month

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 2(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194-IB

  • Purchase of immovable property1%
    tdsRent & property

    Threshold: ₹50,00,000 · consideration / stamp-duty value of ₹50,00,000 or more

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 3(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194-IA

  • Purchase of goods0.1%
    tdsBusiness & other

    Threshold: ₹50,00,000 · on value above ₹50,00,000 in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 8(ii)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194Q

  • E-commerce participant (sale via operator)0.1%
    tdsBusiness & other

    Threshold: ₹5,00,000 · ₹5,00,000 for a resident individual / HUF

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 8(v)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194-O

  • Benefit or perquisite from business / profession10%
    tdsBusiness & other

    Threshold: ₹20,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 8(iv)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194R

  • Transfer of a virtual digital asset1%
    tdsBusiness & other

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · ₹10,000 (₹50,000 for specified persons)

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 8(vi)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194S

  • Life-insurance policy payout (taxable)2%
    tdsBusiness & other

    Threshold: ₹1,00,000 · per year, on the income component

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(1), Sl. 8(i)

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194DA

  • Winnings — lottery / crossword / card game / betting30%*
    tdsWinnings & other

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · per single transaction

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(3), Sl. 1

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194B

  • Winnings from a horse race30%*
    tdsWinnings & other

    Threshold: ₹10,000 · per single transaction

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(3), Sl. 3

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194BB

  • Commission on lottery tickets2%
    tdsWinnings & other

    Threshold: ₹20,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(3), Sl. 4

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194G

  • Cash withdrawal from bank / post office2%
    tdsWinnings & other

    Threshold: ₹1,00,00,000 · over ₹1 crore (₹3 crore for a co-op society)

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(3), Sl. 5

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194N

  • Partner's remuneration / interest from a firm10%
    tdsWinnings & other

    Threshold: ₹20,000 · per year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 393(3), Sl. 7

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 194T

  • Sale of alcoholic liquor for human consumption2%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 1

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1)

  • Sale of tendu leaves2%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 2

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1)

  • Sale of timber / other forest produce2%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 3

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1)

  • Sale of scrap2%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 4

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1)

  • Sale of coal, lignite or iron ore2%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 5

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1)

  • Sale of a motor vehicle / notified goods1%
    tcsGoods (seller collects)

    Threshold: ₹10,00,000 · on sale consideration over ₹10,00,000

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 6

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1F)

  • LRS remittance — education or medical treatment2%
    tcsRemittance & services

    Threshold: ₹10,00,000 · over ₹10,00,000 in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 7

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1G)

  • LRS remittance — any other purpose20%
    tcsRemittance & services

    Threshold: ₹10,00,000 · over ₹10,00,000 in the year

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 7

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1G)

  • Overseas tour programme package2%
    tcsRemittance & services

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 8

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1G)

  • Lease of a parking lot, toll plaza, or mine / quarry2%
    tcsRemittance & services

    Threshold: Nil

    Income-tax Act, 2025: Sec 394, Sl. 9

    Was (1961 Act): Sec 206C(1C)

* “Rates in force” — the figure shown is the practical/current rate; the Act defers to the Finance Act schedule. Resident provisions (Sec 393(1) & 393(3)) and TCS (Sec 394) are listed; salary (Sec 392) and non-resident payments (Sec 393(2)) are handled separately.

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How the sections moved

Section 392Salary & provident fund

Replaces: Sections 192, 192A

Section 393(1)TDS on payments to a resident

Replaces: Sections 193, 194, 194A, 194C, 194D, 194H, 194-I, 194-IA, 194-IB, 194-IC, 194J, 194K, 194LA, 194LBA/LBB/LBC, 194M, 194-O, 194P, 194Q, 194R, 194S, 194DA

Section 393(2)TDS on payments to a non-resident

Replaces: Sections 194E, 194LB, 194LC, 194LD, 195, 196A, 196B, 196C, 196D

Section 393(3)TDS on payments to any person

Replaces: Sections 194B, 194BA, 194BB, 194G, 194N, 194EE, 194T

Section 394TCS — tax collection at source

Replaces: Section 206C (all sub-sections)

Common questions

Which section replaced 194C, 194J and 194-I under the Income-tax Act, 2025?
All TDS (other than salary) moved into Section 393. Section 194C (contractors) is now Section 393(1), Table Sl. No. 6(i); Section 194J (professional/technical fees) is Sl. No. 6(iii); and Section 194-I (rent) is Sl. No. 2(ii).
What is the TDS rate on professional fees for FY 2026-27?
10% under Section 393(1), Sl. No. 6(iii) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 (formerly Section 194J), with a threshold of ₹50,000 in the year. Technical fees, call-centre payments and film royalty are at 2%.
Which section replaced 206C for TCS?
Section 394 of the Income-tax Act, 2025 replaces Section 206C and contains the full TCS table — liquor, tendu, timber, scrap, minerals, motor vehicles, LRS remittances, overseas tour packages and mine/parking leases.
What is 'Tax Year 2026-27'?
Under the Income-tax Act, 2025 the term 'tax year' replaces 'previous year'. Tax Year 2026-27 is the same as Financial Year 2026-27. (Income earned in FY 2025-26 is still assessed under the 1961 Act, as Assessment Year 2026-27.)
Have the TDS rates changed under the new Act?
Mostly the rates and thresholds carried over unchanged — the Income-tax Act, 2025 reorganised the sections rather than re-pricing them. Some TCS rates were revised by the Finance Act, 2026; those are flagged in the table.

A factual reference of rates, thresholds and section mapping — current as on 16 June 2026, and not legal advice or an opinion on any transaction. Rates can be revised mid-year, and the right treatment turns on the facts of your case — for that, talk to us.

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