AIS, Form 26AS and your CIBIL score serve completely different purposes — one tracks tax paid, one shows your entire financial footprint, and one measures your creditworthiness. Here is exactly when to use each one.
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- BlogAIS vs Form 26AS vs CIBIL Score in India: Which Document Do You Actually Need
- BlogIncome Tax Compliance Calendar for Individuals in India: Key Due Dates FY 2026-27
Every due date in the Indian income tax calendar is tied to a consequence for missing it. Here are the key dates for FY 2026-27, what each one means, and what happens if you miss it.
- BlogHow to Claim and Track Your Income Tax Refund in India
A refund from the Income Tax Department means you paid more tax than you owed. Here is how to claim it, check where it is, and what to do if it is delayed or denied.
- BlogTDS on Freelancer and Contractor Payments in India: Sections 194C, 194J, and Form 16A
When a client pays you as a freelancer, contractor, or professional, they may deduct TDS before the money reaches your account. Here is exactly which sections apply, what rates apply, how to claim the credit in your ITR, and what to do if TDS was deducted at the wrong rate.
- BlogTDS on Salary in India: How Section 192 Works and What Your Form 16 Shows
Every employer deducts tax at source from your salary under Section 192 of the Income Tax Act 2025. Here is exactly how the deduction is calculated, what income is included, what deductions your employer can consider, and how to read your Form 16.
- BlogTDS on Salary in India: Rates, Exemptions, and How to Reduce Tax Deducted at Source (2026)
TDS on salary ranges from 0% to 30% depending on your income slab. Here is how the rate is set, which exemptions your employer uses, and how to reduce the deduction legally before filing your ITR.
- BlogTDS (Tax Deducted at Source) in India: How It Works, Who Deducts It, and How to Claim It Back
TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is money your employer, bank, or client withholds from your income and pays to the government on your behalf. Under the Income Tax Act 2025, understanding TDS is essential for getting your full tax credit back when you file your ITR.