As June rolls in, so do a wave of important deadlines. For businesses and individuals alike, staying compliant with tax laws requires more than intention—it demands planning.
The Income Tax Calendar for June 2025 offers a structured view of critical deadlines that ensure your filings, payments, and reports align with the regulations set by the Income Tax Department. Whether you’re a salaried individual, small business owner, or tax consultant, knowing these dates can help avoid late fees, interest charges, and compliance notices.
Let’s explore the essential dates and actions for June 2025 using clear, connected ideas built on dependency grammar. The goal is simple: make your financial responsibilities easier to track and manage.
Why the June Tax Calendar Matters
Tax calendars do more than list due dates. They remind you when:
- TDS returns must be filed
- Advance tax payments are due
- Form 16 must be issued
- GST compliance deadlines apply
Each date you meet adds to financial discipline. Each missed date adds risk.
“Deadlines guide action. Action ensures compliance.”
Key Income Tax Compliance Deadlines – June 2025
Below is a breakdown of important dates to note. These events affect both individuals and businesses.
June 7, 2025 – Deposit of TDS/TCS for May 2025
If tax was deducted at source (TDS) or tax was collected at source (TCS) in May, then the deposit needs to happen by June 7.
- Who must act? Employers, vendors, banks, and businesses that deduct TDS/TCS
- Where to pay? Via the NSDL portal or authorized bank branches
- Penalty if missed? Interest at 1% per month, plus late fees
June 14, 2025 – TDS Certificate Issuance (Form 16A)
By this date, Form 16A—which reflects TDS on non-salary income—must be issued by deductors.
- Includes interest, professional fees, commission
- Necessary for individuals to claim TDS credit
This helps freelancers and consultants avoid tax mismatches when filing returns.
June 15, 2025 – Advance Tax 1st Installment for FY 2025-26
This is one of the biggest tax dates in the year. If your total tax liability (after TDS) exceeds ₹10,000, you must pay advance tax.
- First installment = 15% of total tax
- Individuals with rental income, capital gains, or business income must take note
- Salaried persons with side income also fall under this
“Advance tax reduces future burden. It spreads out what’s due.”
June 15, 2025 – Quarterly TDS Statement (Form 24Q, 26Q)
TDS returns for Q4 of FY 2024-25 (January–March 2025) must be filed now.
- Form 24Q – Salary TDS
- Form 26Q – Non-salary TDS
- These statements support Form 26AS updates and ensure transparency in tax credits
June 30, 2025 – Issue of Form 16 to Salaried Employees
Form 16 is essential. It summarizes salary paid and TDS deducted. Employers must issue this form to employees by June 30.
- Employees use it to file ITR
- Required even if there’s no tax payable
- Also needed for loan applications, visa processes, and financial audits
Bonus: Other Tax and GST Dates in June
While income tax deadlines dominate, GST compliance continues alongside.
- June 11 – GSTR-1 for May (for businesses with turnover above ₹5 crore)
- June 20 – GSTR-3B filing (summary return of outward and inward supplies)
- June 25 – PMT-06 (monthly payment for QRMP taxpayers)
Though not directly income tax, these affect businesses’ overall compliance score.
