There was a mistake in AY 20-21 return thus leading to some excess amount payable. Hence the refund for AY 21-22 was kept on hold after issuing intimation u/s 245. Within 30 days response to the intimation was filed by rectifying the return for AY 20-21 and the same was processed in few months.
Now that return of AY 20-21 is rectified with no tax payable, when will the refund that was kept on hold for AY 21-22 be released? I already tried raising grievance but no response.
What is to be done? Somebody who's faced similar issue pls guide?

Namaste,

I am trying to file ITR 5 for a Housing Owners Association (non audit AOP/BOI) for AY 2022-23 primarily to take refund of some TDS on our deposit in bank. I have used Offline utility to fill the form. Form is validated successfully but on submitting the JSON in portal I get following error -

"PAN mentioned in the return in verification part does not match with PAN of authorized person"

The PAN in verification section is added as Key Person in My Profile. PAN is also added in partner list in General Information section.

Any suggestions to solve this will be of great help to me. Thank you.

I'm getting the following error while filing ITR - 7 Form. I'm using computax software for filing of ITR. If anyone knows how to clear it, kindly reply.

Error : In "PART B- TTI", value at Sl.no.'11' "Refund" should be equal to value of Sl.no.9e- Sl.no.8.

Sir,
It assessee SBI life insurance flexible smart covered rs:100000/- yearly *10 years sum assured amount rs:10 lacs .if assessess SBI life insurance amount received rs:11,50,000/- f.y.21-22.
Question:
Assessess SBI life insurance amount taxable or exempted in it act.

A person has Rs 4 crore capital gains from trading of shares. To avoid CG tax, he wish to purchase residential flat. He will make Rs 80 lakhs as down payment and rest Rs 3.2 crore on getting possession after 2 years. Whether he needs to deposit Rs 3.2 crore in CG deposit account to claim exemption or he can park the fund as per his own will?

After filling my IT return(AY 22-23) I got a demand notice from the IT department as the TDS done by bank is Mismatched because of Form 26AS does not contains partial amount of TDS with respect to the Tan mentioned in schedule TDS.
What is to do now?

Sir/Madam

I have one doubt, please resolve the same-

1) How to know donation paid is eligible u/s-80 G is covered under 50% /100 % amount of donation??
Is we can trace eligibility based on trust registration no??
2) Is it possible that last/past period it covered 50 % limit and in current year onwards it will cover under 100 % limit??

a person made an development agreement with a developer on dated march 2022 for developing a unit of flat on his land which is bought by his father on Feb 2006, the agreement is 30% for him and 70% of the developer of the total development.

Please guide me is capital gain is applicable? in this scenario

I have paid Rs. 25410.00 through the income tax portal via my banker, SBI for this amount which was due to pay as a part of my tax liability for AY 2022-23. The details of this self -assessment tax paid challan receipt was entered with BSR code, tender date and challan serial no. in the respective column while filing.

Now, I have got a demand notice us 143(1) for this amount again. And reason for the mismatch amount as per CPC was as ' Challan is not available for the AY'.

While checking my filed ITR, it is found that the serial no. of challan was written as "578" while filing instead of "00578" (as per SBI challan receipt). This was an entry mistake.

Please advise me whether I need to pay again Rs. 25410.00 as per the demand notice or get rectified the serial no. of the paid challan receipt?

Kindly help me how to go for it and clear this demand notice.

Thanking you, Sir.

Raman kumaran

I am a marketing exicutive in an entity. Along with my salary i have received some amount as commission. While filing income tax return, my tax return preparer advice me to claim 50% expense on these commission income. Is there any problem on claiming expense on commission income