The deadlines will directly affect salaried employees, professionals, businesses and large companies. Taxpayers and organisations must keep track of these dates to complete their respective compliance requirements on time and avoid unnecessary penalties or financial complications.
The month will begin with an important deadline on November 7. Companies and organisations responsible for deducting or collecting TDS and TCS will have to deposit the applicable amounts for October with the government on this day. November 7 is also the deadline for submitting Form 127 for eligible transactions, making it an important date for corporate accounting departments.
The next deadline falls on November 14, when the window for submitting Form 132 will close. In cases involving certain transactions related to the purchase or sale of property, house rent or digital assets where TDS has been deducted, the relevant certificate must be issued. This deadline is particularly important for those involved in such transactions.
November 15 will be another significant date for salaried employees and professionals. The deadline for issuing TDS certificates through Form 131 for the July-September 2026 quarter will expire on this day. The same date will also mark the deadline for issuing TCS certificates through Form 133 for the corresponding quarter.
For taxpayers subject to audit, November 21 will be the final deadline for filing income tax returns. Those covered under the applicable audit requirements must ensure that their returns are filed within the prescribed time rather than waiting until the last moment.
The final major deadline of the month will fall on November 30. Taxpayers covered under transfer pricing rules will have to file their income tax returns by this date. November 30 will also be the deadline for submitting Form 141 and other relevant income tax forms.
With multiple compliance requirements spread across the month, November 2026 will be a crucial period for taxpayers, professionals and businesses. Keeping track of the applicable deadlines and completing the required tax-related procedures on time will be essential to avoid unnecessary penalties and financial difficulties.
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