Reflection of incorrect credits in Part A/B of Form 26AS could be due to wrong data provided by the deductor in the quarterly TDS/TCS statement. ![]() Reflection of ‘Incorrect Amount of Credits’ or ‘No Credits’ in Part A/B of the tax statement/ Form 26AS? Iv) In case the Challan Identification Number (CIN) of the advance tax / self assessment tax paid in the bank (as given in Part C of Form 26AS) does not match with the CIN in the challan counterfoil available with assessee, it is advisable to quote the CIN reflected in Form 26AS while filing the tax return, to avoid complications. Again one should take up the matter with concerned bank only for rectification of amount in due course. Iii) In case incorrect amount is being reflected in Form 26AS, this mistake could be due to the reason that the bank has made error in data entry. Ii) In case the bank has failed to uploaded the proper details with respect to deposit of tax, one should take up with the concerned bank so that this information is duly uploaded. I) If the PAN, as seen in this uploaded/ TIN data is wrong, then one needs to take up with the concerned Assessing Officer for rectification of PAN. Likely errors and remedial measures in such cases, are as under: However, one can use the challan status enquiry utility at TIN website to check whether a challan bearing the Challan Identification Number (CIN) given in the counterfoil available with you has been duly uploaded to TIN. ![]() ![]() ![]() There may be various reasons for such errors/ mismatch. There may be cases wherein advance tax or self assessment tax paid is not reflected/ incorrectly reflected in Form 26AS due to certain errors, like:Ī) PAN not quoted properly in the tax payment challans orī) mistake at the end of bank in entering the PAN while processing the challan data orĬ) failure on the part of the bank to upload the duly processed tax information to TIN.
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