Overview
Declare all taxes paid to claim tax credit
All data related to TDS, TCS, Advance Tax, and Self-Assessment Tax is consolidated in a single document called Form 168 (formerly Form 26AS). EZTax.in lets you upload this form to automatically extract and pre-fill your tax payment data — saving time and reducing errors.
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Form 168 Auto-Import
Upload your Form 168 (Form 26AS) PDF to auto-fill TDS, TCS, and advance tax data in one step.
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TDS from Salary & Others
Declare TDS deducted by your employer, bank, contractor, or tenant from various income sources.
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TCS on Purchases
Tax Collected at Source applies on high-value purchases like cars (>₹10L) and foreign remittances.
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Advance & Self-Assessment
Declare quarterly advance tax payments and self-assessment tax challans paid directly to the government.
Upload Form 168 (Form 26AS) — Auto-Import Tax Data
Let EZTax extract TDS, TCS, and advance tax data automatically
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Form 168 / Form 26AS
Form 168 (IT Act 2025) or Form 26AS (IT Act 1961) is a consolidated tax statement available from the Income Tax Department website. It contains all TDS deductions, TCS collections, and advance tax payments linked to your PAN.
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Upload the Form
Click "Browse" and select your Form 168 PDF. EZTax will automatically extract and pre-fill TDS, TCS, and advance tax details — saving significant manual effort.
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Form 168 Password
If your Form 168 PDF is password-protected, enter the password (typically your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format, e.g., 15081990 for 15 Aug 1990).
Tip: Download Form 26AS from the Income Tax Department portal (incometax.gov.in) → My Account → View Form 26AS. Save as PDF before uploading here.
TDS — Tax Deducted at Source
Declare TDS from salary, interest, rent, and other income
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TDS Credit in the Name
Specify whether the TDS is in your name (Self) or in a minor child's/spouse's name (Other PAN). If claiming TDS of a dependent, select "Other PAN" and declare the related income under the correct income head.
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Amount Paid / Credited (Form 131 / Form 16A)
Enter the total transaction amount from which TDS was deducted, as shown in Form 131 (Form 16A) or Form 168 (Form 26AS).
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Tax Deducted at Source Amount
Enter the exact TDS amount deducted from the above payment.
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Adjust TDS or Income (Yes)
If you received only a portion of the total amount, use TDS Adjustment. Enable this checkbox to enter the adjusted income and the corresponding TDS — along with the reason for adjustment.
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Brought Forward TDS (Yes)
If you have unabsorbed TDS from a previous year that was carried forward, enable this checkbox, select the year, and enter the amount.
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TAN of the Deductor
Enter the Tax Deduction Account Number (TAN) of the entity that deducted your TDS (employer, bank, contractor). For property or rent, you may enter the deductor's PAN instead.
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Name of the Deductor
Enter the full name of the organisation or individual who deducted the TDS.
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Details from Form 168 (Form 26AS)
Enter receipt details as mentioned in your Form 168 to help reconcile TDS claims.
TCS — Tax Collected at Source
Declare TCS on vehicle purchases, foreign remittances, and other transactions
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Tax Collected at Source (TCS)
TCS is collected by the seller from the buyer at the time of certain high-value transactions. For example, if you buy a car worth ₹12 lakhs, the dealer collects 1% TCS (₹12,000), depositing it with the government on your behalf.
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Amount Paid / Collected (Form 133 / Form 27D)
Enter the total transaction value (e.g., ₹12.12 lakhs in the above example) as shown in Form 133 (Form 27D of IT Act 1961).
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TCS Amount
Enter the TCS amount collected on the above transaction.
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Brought Forward TCS (Yes)
If you have unabsorbed TCS from a prior year, enable this checkbox, select the year, and enter the amount.
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TAN of the Collector
Enter the TAN of the entity that collected TCS (typically the seller's organisation).
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Name of the Collector
Enter the full name of the TCS collecting entity.
Note: TCS applies on purchases of motor vehicles above ₹10 lakh, foreign remittances above ₹7 lakh, overseas tour packages, and certain other transactions.
Advance Tax & Self-Assessment Tax
Declare challan payments made directly to the government
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Advance Tax
Advance tax is paid in quarterly instalments (June, September, December, March) during the financial year. It is applicable if your estimated tax liability exceeds ₹10,000 for the year. EZTax allows you to declare any number of advance tax payments.
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Self-Assessment Tax
This is the balance tax payable after accounting for TDS and advance tax, paid before filing your return. Any tax paid after 31 March is treated as self-assessment tax.
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Bank Name
Enter the name of the bank through which you paid the Advance Tax or Self-Assessment Tax (as shown on the challan).
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BSR Code & Challan Number
Enter the BSR code of the collecting bank and the challan serial number from your payment receipt. These details appear in Form 168 (Form 26AS) and the challan counterfoil.
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Date of Deposit
Enter the date on which the tax was deposited. Accuracy here is important for interest calculations.
You can verify your advance tax and self-assessment tax payments in Form 168 (Form 26AS). If any payment is missing, contact your bank or generate a duplicate challan from the Tax Payment portal.
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