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of <h1>Understand Section 200: Tax Deductors Must Timely Remit TDS; Special Rules for Sections 194-IA, 194-IB, 194M</h1> Section 200 of the Income Tax Act outlines the responsibilities of individuals or entities that deduct tax at source (TDS). Those who deduct tax must remit it to the Central Government within specified timeframes. If the payer is the government or acting on its behalf, TDS without a challan is due the same day, while with a challan, it is due within seven days after the month's end. For non-government entities, TDS for March must be deposited by April 30, and for other months, within seven days after the month's end. Specific rules apply for deductions under sections 194-IA, 194-IB, and 194M, requiring deposit within 30 days along with relevant forms. Corrections to statements cannot be made after six years from the relevant financial year's end.
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