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Tax year 2026-27

Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(ii) TDS: commission and brokerage

Earlier Section 194H · Code 1006

From 1 April 2026, TDS on commission and brokerage is deducted under Section 393(1), Table Sl. No. 1(ii), of the Income-tax Act, 2025, with section code 1006. It was earlier deducted under Section 194H of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

TDS calculator: Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(ii)

Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(ii) at a glance

PaymentNew sectionCodeRateThresholdOld section
Commission or brokerage (other than insurance commission)393(1) Sl. No. 1(ii)10062%₹20,000194H

What it covers

Commission or brokerage paid to commission agents and brokers, including property brokers, other than insurance commission. TDS is deducted at 2% above ₹20,000.

Insurance commission is covered separately, under Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(i) (earlier Section 194D). See the guide to Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(i).

Worked example. On ₹50,000, TDS at 2% (code 1006) is ₹1,000, and ₹49,000 is paid.

Rates are before any surcharge and cess. Lower-deduction certificates, payees without a PAN and other conditions in the Act can change the TDS. This page is a general guide, not tax advice: confirm with your CA or the sources below.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Commission or brokerage (other than insurance commission): Section 393(1) Sl. No. 1(ii) (code 1006). It was earlier Section 194H of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

2%. Rates are before any surcharge and cess.

₹20,000.

No. Where GST is shown separately on the invoice, TDS is worked out on the commission before GST.

Other TDS sections

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Section 393 explained →   TDS section codes list →

Sources

Taken only from the Income Tax Department's official publications, as in force on 17 October 2026:

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