Forgot to take 26as credit
ANIKET (STUDENT) (157 Points)
28 November 2017ANIKET (STUDENT) (157 Points)
28 November 2017
CA Ankit R Momaya
(Partner at Bhat Momaya & Associates)
(2319 Points)
Replied 28 November 2017
Divakar
(Student CA Final )
(11857 Points)
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CA Ankit R Momaya
(Partner at Bhat Momaya & Associates)
(2319 Points)
Replied 28 November 2017
Ya, agree with Divakar. But rectification will do the needful
RAJA P M
("Do the Right Thing...!!!")
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Divakar
(Student CA Final )
(11857 Points)
Replied 28 November 2017
CA Ankit R Momaya
(Partner at Bhat Momaya & Associates)
(2319 Points)
Replied 28 November 2017
Order u/s 143(1) will consider TDS (TAN wise) as per Form 26AS or amount as claimed in ITR whichever is lower. Hence if we omit to take claim of particluar TDS system will not automatically allow the same unless it is claimed otherwise.
CA Ankit R Momaya
(Partner at Bhat Momaya & Associates)
(2319 Points)
Replied 28 November 2017
Agree with Raja Sir. Unless the return related to AY 2017-18
RAJA P M
("Do the Right Thing...!!!")
(128091 Points)
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Luvish Jain
(Tax Consultant)
(507 Points)
Replied 29 November 2017
Hardik Lashkari
(Content Writer)
(3449 Points)
Replied 29 November 2017
Hi Aniket,
Although, a belated return (return filed after due date) can not be revised as of AY 2016-17, yet Income Tax Department provides an option to the taxpayers to rectify few mistakes which are apparently visible. The rectification is to be filed u/s 154(1) and it has to be filed online.
There are few conditions attached with this rectification -
In your case, the mistake is apparent because there is a error of not considering tax credit as per 26AS. Hence you can rectify the mistake by filing a rectification. For this after your return is processed, log-in on income tax website and file the rectification by quoting the correct reason.