How to remit back original refund while submitting REVISED ITR

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Suresh

engineer

33 Points Joined August 2016

I received a tax refund of aroun INR 13000 after filing tax using ITR-1 form for AY 2016-17. Later I found I have not included certain interest from FD. I created a revised ITR- I and seeing I have to pay around INR 6000 Tax.

But previously I had got INR13000 as refund from the original ITR-1 that I filed within the due date. I am not able to see how to enter the INR 13000 refund in the revised ITR-1 form and add to the new tax payable amount of INR 6000. I have to make a total payment of 13000+ 6000 = 19000, Can you please help me in guiding how to do this ? Regards., Suresh

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Dhirajlal Rambhia

SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.

210698 Points Joined July 2016

In revise return, ITR 1, fill all the income, salary, interest etc., and let the software calculate the tax liability itself. You may import data based on PAN, Any TDS deducted or other taxes paid will get automatically imported. You don't add any tax liability to be paid, software itself will suggest for tax liability. Check if its as per your calculation.

If yes, you got it.

If no, pay self assessment tax as per your calculation, wait for about week to reflect it in 26AS, and then file the return. (Let it suggest refund)

Suresh

engineer

33 Points Joined August 2016

Thanks much Mr. Dhirajlal,

My revised ITR-1 is giving the tax due correctly and even previously there was no issue with that.

My question was about how to remit back the original refund that I got when I first submitted the ITR-1.

If sum up the refund (x) that I got and the tax payable (y) from the revised ITR-1, and pay the total ( x+y) as self assessment tax, will that make sense ?

Regards,

Suresh

Dhirajlal Rambhia

SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.

210698 Points Joined July 2016

Originally posted by : Suresh
	If sum up the refund (x) that I got and the tax payable (y) from the revised ITR-1, and pay the total ( x+y) as self assessment tax, will that make sense ?