New Delhi, June 8 -- Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is a way through which tax is collected in advance by deducting a certain amount from specified payments. The person making the payment deposits the deducted tax with the government on behalf of the recipient.

In some cases, the total TDS deducted during a financial year may exceed the taxpayer's actual tax liability. When this happens, the excess amount can be recovered by filing an Income Tax Return (ITR) and claiming a refund.

So, let's find out how you can claim a TDS refund in ITR and check the status as well.

A TDS refund becomes applicable when the amount of tax deducted from your income during a financial year is more than the tax you are actually required to pay. If your total ...