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Answer Posted / yashu kaushik
TDS stands for Tax Deducted at Sources.
According to the guidelines TDS must be deducted before
making any payment. The amount and percentage is different.
TDS is for both filing and for claiming purpose as well. You
will have to file if you are collecting TDS and you can
claim it at the time of filing your return.
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