Income Tax, GST & Finance Guides for India

Section 194D TDS on insurance commission - 2 percent rate, Rs 20,000 limit, now Section 393(1)

Section 194D TDS on Insurance Commission (2026): 2% Rate, Rs 20,000 Limit & Section 393 Explained

Section 194D deducts TDS on insurance commission at 2% for individuals and HUFs, 10% for companies, once yearly commission crosses Rs 20,000. Rates, threshold, Form 131 certificate and the Section 393(1) mapping explained.

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Section 194Q TDS on purchase of goods - 0.1% rate above Rs 50 lakh per seller, Section 393 explained

Section 194Q TDS on Purchase of Goods (2026): 0.1% Rate, Rs 50 Lakh Threshold & Section 393 Explained

Section 194Q makes buyers with turnover above Rs 10 crore deduct 0.1% TDS on goods purchases above Rs 50 lakh per seller. Rate, threshold, GST rule, Form 26Q dates and the new Section 393 rule explained.

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Section 194O TDS on e-commerce transactions — 0.1% rate, Rs 5 lakh threshold, new Section 393

Section 194O TDS on E-Commerce (2026): 0.1% Rate, Rs 5 Lakh Threshold & Section 393 Explained

Section 194O makes e-commerce platforms deduct 0.1% TDS on the gross value of sales before paying sellers. Individuals and HUFs pay nothing until sales cross Rs 5 lakh a year on a platform. Rate, threshold, worked examples and the new Section 393 number.

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TDS Section 194H - commission and brokerage TDS rate 2 percent and Rs 20000 limit

Section 194H TDS on Commission & Brokerage (2026): 2% Rate, Rs 20,000 Limit & Section 393 Explained

Section 194H requires 2% TDS on commission and brokerage above Rs 20,000 a year. Learn the rate, threshold, who must deduct, the 194H vs 194J vs 194D difference, and the new Section 393 number.

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Revised return under Section 139(5): last date 31 March 2027, free till 31 December 2026

Revised Return (2026): How to File a Revised ITR Under Section 139(5), Last Date 31 March 2027 & 234-I Fee

Filed your ITR with a mistake? A revised return under Section 139(5) lets you fix it by 31 March 2027 — free till 31 December 2026. Steps, fee, examples and how it differs from belated and updated returns.

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Section 80GGC political party donation tax deduction - ballot box with donation envelope, Indian flag and coins

Section 80GGC (2026): 100% Tax Deduction on Political Party Donations, Limits & How to Claim

Section 80GGC lets you deduct the full amount you donate to a registered political party or electoral trust — 100% of the donation, with no upper cap. The payment must be made by cheque, bank transfer, UPI or card; cash gets no deduction. The benefit works only under the old tax regime.

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Exemptions in new tax regime 2026 — allowed deductions and lost exemptions checklist

Exemptions in New Tax Regime (2026): Full List of What You Can Claim & What You Lose

The new tax regime keeps only a few benefits — Rs 75,000 standard deduction, employer NPS and family pension — and removes HRA, 80C, 80D and LTA. Full allowed and not-allowed lists with worked examples.

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