The Compliance Portal and Reporting Portal are essential tools for taxpayers and reporting entities to manage their income tax obligations. Taxpayers can use the Compliance Portal to respond to various compliances like e-Campaigns and e-Verifications, and access their Annual Information Statement. Reporting entities use the Reporting Portal to fulfil their reporting duties to the Income Tax Department. Both portals are accessible through a Single Sign On (SSO) after logging into the e-Filing portal.
1. What are the Compliance Portal and Reporting Portal used for?
The Compliance Portal can be used by taxpayers using Single Sign On (SSO) to respond to the compliances of various kinds including e-Campaign, e-Verification, e-Proceedings and DIN Authentication. Additionally, taxpayers can access
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FAQ :
The Compliance Portal allows registered taxpayers to respond to various compliances such as e-Campaign, e-Verification, e-Proceedings, and DIN Authentication. It also provides access to the taxpayer's Annual Information Statement.
The Reporting Portal is used by reporting entities to fulfil their reporting obligations with the Income Tax Department, including submitting statements like the SFT Preliminary Response.
You can access both the Compliance Portal and the Reporting Portal by logging into the e-Filing portal using your Single Sign On (SSO). Navigate to 'Pending Actions' and select the relevant portal.
You need active e-Campaigns or e-Verifications to access those specific services on the Compliance Portal. However, you can still access your Annual Information Statement on the Compliance Portal even without active campaigns or verifications.
The Annual Information Statement provides comprehensive details about a taxpayer's financial transactions, including taxes paid, demands, refunds, and information on pending and completed proceedings.