How is tax calculated/ deducted from the interest received on the lent securities?

How is tax calculated/ deducted from the interest received on the lent securities?

DriveWealth will levy 15% TDS on the interest accrued from loaned securities. Any additional tax (above 15%) will be calculated by Quicko and the report will be shared with the user/ investor as part of the Tax P&L statement

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