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Thanks for reaching out to us, mskumarsanjay03-.
Yes, those are two separate transactions. The GST TDS is the amount payable by the receiver for the goods/services. While the security deposit is a fund treated as a liability that doesn't belong to you until it's used to pay for services.
If you want to add TDS receivables, you'll have to enable TDS for your customer. I'll show you how.
These are the steps for new customers:
Here's how for existing customers:
For a complete guide, you can read this article: How to set up TDS.
I'm also adding this resource about running reports if you want to see different aspects of your business: Run reports in QuickBooks Online
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