In short
Log every TDS deduction against its deposit challan. The register auto-fills the due date, flags any late deposit, and computes the Section 201(1A) interest — so you deposit on time and never overpay interest.Who it's for
- Deductors and accountants tracking monthly TDS payments
- CA firms managing challans across clients
- Anyone who has faced a 201(1A) interest or short-payment default
What's inside
- A Challan Register — date deducted, section, TDS amount, then the deposit details (date, amount, BSR code, serial no)
- Auto due date — 7th of the next month, and 30 April for March deductions
- Auto status — On time / Late—interest due / Pending deposit
- Auto Section 201(1A) interest — 1.5% per month or part, from deduction to deposit
- Short/(excess) check against the amount deposited
- A Monthly Summary — 12-month rollup of deducted, deposited, interest and pending items
- Input cells open; formula cells locked & password-protected
How to use it
- Enter each deduction: date deducted, section and TDS amount
- The due date appears automatically
- On deposit, fill the date, amount and challan details
- Watch the status and interest columns; clear anything marked Pending before the due date
- Use the Monthly Summary to see what is still to be deposited
FAQs
When must TDS be deposited?
By the 7th of the next month; March deductions by 30 April.
How is the interest worked out?
Section 201(1A): 1.5% per month or part, from the date of deduction to the date of deposit (both months counted, as TRACES does).
Password?
None needed — input cells are open; only the formulas are locked.
Free · verified 30 June 2026 against the Income-tax Act 2025 / FA 2025. General information, not professional advice.