CBDT Issues Notification for Exemption from TDS on Certain Payments to IFSC Units under Income-tax Act, 2025:

The CBDT has notified the following payments receivable by IFSC Units as eligible for TDS exemption under the Income-tax Act, 2025.
List of TDS-Exempt Payments to IFSC Units

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) issued a notification under the Income-tax Act, 2025 on 10 July 2026 by Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue). The notification states that certain payments made to a Unit located in an International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) shall be exempt from Tax Deducted at Source (TDS).
Such exemption is only in respect of the specified types of payments and under the specified provisions of the Income-tax Act as given in the table annexed to the notification.
List of Payments receivable by a Unit of International Financial Services Centre (IFSC)
Sl. No. | International Financial Services Centre (IFSC Unit) (2) | Nature of receipt (3) | Relevant TDS provisions as per Income-tax Act, 2025 (4) |
1 | Banking Unit | Interest income on External Commercial Borrowings Loans | Section 393(2) [Table: S.No. 17] |
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| Professional fees | Section 393 (1) [Table: S. No. 6(ii)] |
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| Referral fees | Section 393 (1) [Table: S.No. 1(ii)] |
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| Brokerage income | Section 393 (1) [Table: S.No. 1(ii)] |
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| Commission income on factoring and forfaiting services | Section 393 (1) [Table: S.No. 1(ii)] |
2 | IFSC Insurance Intermediary office | Insurance commission | Section 393(1) [Table: S.No. 1(i)] |
3 | Finance Company | Interest income on External Commercial Borrowings Loans | Section 393(1) [Table: S.No. 6(ii)]/Section 393(2) [Table: S.No. 17] |
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| Dividend income | Section 393 (1) [Table: S. No. 7] |
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| Commission income on factoring and forfaiting services | Section 393 (1) [Table: S.No. 1(ii)] |
For complete information, refer to the following notification:
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