File Form 26QB Online for TDS on Property in Bangalore
If you buy a property worth ₹50 lakh or more, the law makes YOU — the buyer — deduct 1% as TDS and file Form 26QB within 30 days.
Mandatory 1% TDS filing for property transactions above ₹50 lakh. We handle the complexity, you avoid the penalties.
- Filed within the 30-day deadline
- Pre-validated — no rejection
- Includes Form 16B
File your Form 26QB
From ₹1,999 · filed within the 30-day deadline
Our fee is separate from the TDS you deposit. Missed the deadline? The sooner we file, the smaller the penalty.
1% TDS
On ₹50 lakh+ buys
Within 30 days
The legal deadline
₹1,999 fee
TDS deposit separate
Includes Form 16B
The TDS certificate
Calculate your TDS
TDS calculator
Enter the property value to estimate the 1% TDS you must deduct.
Your estimated TDS will appear here.
General estimate only (1% of value at ₹50 lakh+). This is general information, not tax advice — we confirm the exact amount (higher of sale price or stamp-duty value) before filing.
Do I need to file 26QB?
Buying a property ₹50 lakh+
Yes — the law makes you (the buyer) deduct 1% TDS and file Form 26QB within 30 days.
Paid, but haven't filed
Yes — file now; the deadline is 30 days from the month-end of payment, and penalties start after.
Paying in installments
Yes — TDS applies to each installment, and a Form 26QB is filed for each payment.
I missed the deadline
File immediately — a ₹200/day late fee is adding up; the sooner you file, the smaller the penalty.
What is Form 26QB?
In India, Form 26QB is the challan-cum-statement a property buyer files to deposit the 1% TDS required under Section 194-IA of the Income Tax Act, paid to the Income Tax Department when buying a property worth ₹50 lakh or more.
The Law is Clear:
Under Section 194-IA, if you're buying property worth ₹50+ lakh, you must deduct 1% TDS and complete your Form 26QB filing within 30 days. Miss this deadline, and penalties accumulate ₹200 per day plus 1% monthly interest. Knowing how to file Form 26QB correctly and on time is no longer optional for property buyers.
Prepared by the AuctionDunia tax-compliance team. We pre-validate every PAN and amount and file on the government portal from our registered Bengaluru office — Awfis, Field Marshal Cariappa Rd, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru 560025 · 7019773792. Based on our internal records, we have completed 800+ filings with a zero rejection rate. This page is general information, not a substitute for professional tax advice.
What Happens If You Don't File?
Daily Penalties
₹200 per day from the due date; every day you delay your TDS filing, Form 26QB adds up
Interest Charges
1% per month on unpaid TDS amount
Income Tax Notices
Automated penalty notices within 90 days of missed Form 26QB filing online
Legal Complications
TDS default can affect your credit score and future property transactions
Case Example:
Property Value: ₹75 lakh | TDS: ₹75,000 | 60 days delay = ₹12,000 penalty + ₹750 interest
Filing it yourself vs with us
| DIY on the portal | With AuctionDunia | |
|---|---|---|
| Portal reliability | Peak-time crashes during the month-end rush | Priority access, handled for you |
| Navigation | 12-step procedure with technical jargon | Tax specialists trained on the full procedure |
| Data accuracy | Strict formats cause validation rejections | All data pre-validated before submission |
| Payment | Banking integration failures delay TDS | Multiple payment gateway backups |
The words you'll see, explained
- TDS (Tax Deducted at Source)
- Tax the buyer deducts from the payment and deposits with the government on the seller's behalf.
- Form 26QB
- The online form the buyer uses to deposit the 1% property TDS and report the transaction.
- Section 194-IA
- The Income Tax law that requires 1% TDS on property purchases of ₹50 lakh or more.
- Form 16B
- The TDS certificate the buyer gives the seller after filing, proving the TDS was deposited.
- Stamp-duty value
- The government's benchmark value for a property; TDS uses the higher of this or the sale price.
File in 3 simple steps
Share the details
Buyer & seller PAN, the property value, and the payment date — that's all we need to start.
We calculate & file
We compute the exact TDS (higher of sale price or stamp-duty value) and file it on the government portal.
You get Form 16B
The TDS certificate and challan, delivered for your records — proof the TDS was deposited.
Our error-free 26QB process, step by step
Data Verification
We validate all PANs, addresses, and transaction amounts to prevent mismatch notices that plague 35% of DIY filers, the most common pitfall when people attempt to fill Form 26QB online without expert guidance.
Portal Navigation
Our tax specialists handle the complex TIN-NSDL portal for your Form 26QB online filing, avoiding the crashes and timeouts that frustrate individual users attempting online Form 26QB submission during peak periods.
Precise Calculations
We calculate exact TDS amounts based on sale consideration or stamp duty value (whichever is higher), ensuring your Form 26QB online submission is compliant and penalty-proof.
Secure Payment
Direct e-payment through authorized banking channels with immediate acknowledgment generation completing your file Form 26QB online process in one seamless session.
Certificate Delivery
Form 16B (TDS certificate) delivered within 5 working days as required by law, the final step of our end-to-end Form 26QB filing services in Bangalore.
Service Benefits
Time Savings
30 minutes vs. 3-6 hours DIY that's the difference our Form 26QB filing services make
Error Prevention
Zero rejection rate in 800+ Form 26QB online filing submissions
Penalty Avoidance
File within legal deadlines every time with our Form 26QB help online
Expert Support
Tax specialists available for clarifications on how to file 26QB TDS return online
Compliance Guarantee
100% Income Tax Act adherence across every Form 26QB filing Bangalore and pan-India submission
Pricing & Deliverables
Service Fee
₹1,999
Covers complete Form 26QB filing and certificate generation
What You Receive
Required Documents
Common Filing Errors We Prevent
TDS Calculation Examples
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Compliance Timeline
Transaction Date
Property registration completed
TDS Deduction
At the time of payment to seller
Filing Deadline
Form 26QB filing within 30 days from month-end of transaction
Certificate Issuance
Form 16B within 15 days of TDS deposit
Penalty Start
Day 31 from the filing deadline the cost of delayed 26QB form filing
Often needed around a purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Form 26QB in simple words?
Does the buyer or the seller file Form 26QB?
How much TDS do I deduct on a property purchase?
Is TDS required if the property is below ₹50 lakh?
What is Form 16B?
What if I've already missed the 30-day deadline?
What happens if seller's PAN is not available?
Can I get a refund if I overpaid TDS?
How long does the entire process take?
This information is general and current to the best of our knowledge; it is not a substitute for professional tax advice.
Don't Risk It:
File before penalties pile up
Professional 26QB filing from ₹1,999 — far less than a few days' penalty. Our fee is separate from the TDS you deposit.