Invoral
Sign in Start free
Tax year 2026-27

Section 393(1) Sl. No. 8(v) TDS: e-commerce sales

Earlier Section 194O · Code 1035

From 1 April 2026, TDS by an e-commerce operator is deducted under Section 393(1), Table Sl. No. 8(v), of the Income-tax Act, 2025, with section code 1035. It was earlier deducted under Section 194-O of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

TDS calculator: Section 393(1) Sl. No. 8(v)

Section 393(1) Sl. No. 8(v) at a glance

PaymentNew sectionCodeRateThresholdOld section
Sales or services of an e-commerce participant, paid by the e-commerce operator393(1) Sl. No. 8(v)10350.1%Nil (small individual/HUF sellers up to ₹5 lakh exempt)194-O

Rate

The e-commerce operator deducts TDS at 0.1% on the sales or services of an e-commerce participant. Small individual and HUF sellers with sales up to ₹5 lakh are exempt.

Worked example. On ₹1,00,000, TDS at 0.1% (code 1035) is ₹100, and ₹99,900 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

Sales or services of an e-commerce participant, paid by the e-commerce operator: Section 393(1) Sl. No. 8(v) (code 1035). It was earlier Section 194O of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

0.1%. Rates are before any surcharge and cess.

Nil (small individual/HUF sellers up to ₹5 lakh exempt).

Other TDS sections

Complete TDS rate chart for tax year 2026-27 →

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:

Professional GST invoicing

Invoral prepares GST invoices, proformas and quotations, with TDS where it applies. Start free: 14 days of everything in Pro, then the Free plan. No card needed.

Start free →