TDS Payment Assistance for Property Sale
Buying property worth ₹50 lakh or more means deducting 1% TDS and filing Form 141 (the form that replaced Form 26QB from 1 April 2026) before your registration deadline. Leave your details and an associate will call you back and walk you through the income tax portal — free to submit, pay only after the call.
1% TDS & Form 141 filing Guided portal walkthrough ₹1,500, pay after the call Free to submit a request
1% TDS & Form 141 filing
Covers the deduction and filing steps for Form 141 — the form that replaced Form 26QB from 1 April 2026 — for resident-seller property purchases of ₹50 lakh or more.
Guided portal walkthrough
An associate calls you back and walks you through the income tax portal step by step, so the TDS challan is filed correctly and on time.
Beat the registration deadline
TDS is due within 30 days of the month the payment is made or credited — not the registration date. We help you get it done before your sub-registrar appointment.
Pay only after the call
₹1,500 goes directly to the associate once they've helped you — nothing is charged upfront, and submitting your request is free.
How it works
Share your details
Property value, registration date and the seller's PAN — free to submit, no payment here.
An associate calls you back
They walk you through filing Form 141 and depositing the TDS on the income tax portal.
Pay after the call
₹1,500 is collected by the associate directly once the call is done — no online payment on this site.
Pricing
Submitting a request is free — there is no online payment on this site. The ₹1,500 fee is collected by the associate directly once they've helped you complete the TDS payment and Form 141 filing on the income tax portal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs to pay this TDS?
Buyers of immovable property (other than agricultural land) worth ₹50 lakh or more, when the seller is a resident of India, must deduct 1% TDS and file Form 141 — the form that replaced Form 26QB from 1 April 2026.
Is the TDS deadline tied to the registration date?
No. The TDS liability arises when the consideration is paid or credited to the seller, whichever is earlier — not the registration date. Form 141 and the TDS deposit are due within 30 days from the end of that month. Many sub-registrar offices require the Form 141 challan before they will register a high-value sale, so depositing TDS ahead of registration is standard practice.
What do I need to have ready?
The property's sale consideration, the registration/payment date, and the seller's PAN. Our TDS on Property Sale Calculator can estimate the exact amount and any late fee or interest before you call.
How do I pay, and is it a subscription?
Submitting a request is free. The ₹1,500 fee is a one-time payment collected directly by the associate after the call — there is no online payment or subscription on this site.
What if I'm an NRI seller or buyer?
NRI-seller transactions fall under a different TDS section with different rates and a different form. Mention this when you submit your request so the associate can guide you correctly — our TDS on sale of property guide covers both cases.