The duty office has handled more than 6.53 lakh online amendment applications in 2015-16 monetary and solicited the assessees to make use from the e-documenting entry for rectifying botches in Income government forms.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) in a statement said the e-filing portal of the I-T department provides the utility for online filing and tracking of rectification requests.
"Taxpayers who are not satisfied with the outcome of processing of their Income Tax Return by the Centralised Processing Centre (CPC) Bengaluru, can avail of the facility of online filing and tracking of rectification requests on https:// incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in," CBDT said.
CPC has officially prepared 6,53,763 online correction demands in 2015-16 till February 29, 2016.
Area 154 of the Income-charge Act furnishes the citizen with a choice to look for correction of errors in record.
CBDT said a point by point client manual for recording online amendment is accessible on the e-documenting entrance, on which the citizen can likewise screen the status of transfer of correction solicitation.
It said if there should be an occurrence of any misstep in information section of assessment installment or TDS subtle elements, citizen can choose the "Amendment Request Type->Taxpayer is adjusting information for Tax Credit confound just" and utilize the choice of pre-filling the right points of interest.
If there should arise an occurrence of information passage botch in whatever other Schedule or oversight of any points of interest, the citizen can choose the alternative "Citizen is remedying Data in Rectification" and the explanation behind looking for amendment.
In some other case citizen can choose the alternative "No further Data Correction Required, Reprocess the case" where the slip-up in handling might have happened because of non-reporting of TDS by deductor and so on, CBDT said.
"CBDT is focused on guaranteeing precision in preparing of profits and determination of discounts and looks for the dynamic collaboration of citizens in guaranteeing rightness of information while presenting the arrival or amendment ask for," the announcement included.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) in a statement said the e-filing portal of the I-T department provides the utility for online filing and tracking of rectification requests.
"Taxpayers who are not satisfied with the outcome of processing of their Income Tax Return by the Centralised Processing Centre (CPC) Bengaluru, can avail of the facility of online filing and tracking of rectification requests on https:// incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in," CBDT said.
CPC has officially prepared 6,53,763 online correction demands in 2015-16 till February 29, 2016.
Area 154 of the Income-charge Act furnishes the citizen with a choice to look for correction of errors in record.
CBDT said a point by point client manual for recording online amendment is accessible on the e-documenting entrance, on which the citizen can likewise screen the status of transfer of correction solicitation.
It said if there should be an occurrence of any misstep in information section of assessment installment or TDS subtle elements, citizen can choose the "Amendment Request Type->Taxpayer is adjusting information for Tax Credit confound just" and utilize the choice of pre-filling the right points of interest.
If there should arise an occurrence of information passage botch in whatever other Schedule or oversight of any points of interest, the citizen can choose the alternative "Citizen is remedying Data in Rectification" and the explanation behind looking for amendment.
In some other case citizen can choose the alternative "No further Data Correction Required, Reprocess the case" where the slip-up in handling might have happened because of non-reporting of TDS by deductor and so on, CBDT said.
"CBDT is focused on guaranteeing precision in preparing of profits and determination of discounts and looks for the dynamic collaboration of citizens in guaranteeing rightness of information while presenting the arrival or amendment ask for," the announcement included.
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