What is TDS
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Answer Posted / arun dalmia
TDS(Tax deducted at source) is the advance tax paid or
deposited by the person incurring expenses on behalf of the
Asseessee providing services.The credit of TDS is claimed
in the same assessment year on furnishing of TDS
certificate given by the tax deducter.
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