Discuss this with your deductor whether he paid the deducted amount and filed the TDS and also keep the proofs for the amount deducted. For example, in case of salary in payslips will find how much amount is deducted. It is important to regularly check your Form 26AS and Annual Information Statement (AIS) to confirm whether the deducted TDS has been properly deposited and reflected against your PAN. If the amount is not showing correctly, contact the deductor and ask them to verify the TDS statement and make the necessary correction. Keep copies of payslips, Form 16, TDS certificates, challans, bank statements, and other relevant documents as proof. These records can be useful while filing your income tax return or claiming a refund for excess TDS deducted. If you need assistance with checking records, correcting errors, or completing compliance requirements, professional TDS return filing services can help ensure that the relevant details are properly reviewed and reported.