Default notice received against de-activated PAN
This query is : Resolved
24 February 2024
TAN Default notice received against deactivated PAN, tax to be paid @20%. After PAN Aadhaar linking the PAN is now activated. Filed correction statement after 2 weeks using the same PAN. But again default notice issued against the same PAN. Please suggest me what to do?
06 July 2024
If you have received a TAN default notice against a deactivated PAN, and after linking your PAN with Aadhaar, your PAN is activated again, but you still received another default notice, here’s what you should consider doing:
1. **Verify PAN Activation Status**: Ensure that your PAN is indeed activated and linked with Aadhaar. You can check the status on the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal or through other authorized channels.
2. **Reason for Default Notice**: Review the default notice to understand the specific reason cited for the default. It could be related to delays in filing TDS returns or incorrect filing.
3. **Correction Statement**: Since you have filed a correction statement using the same PAN after it was activated, ensure that the correction statement was filed correctly and within the specified timelines.
4. **Communication with TAN Assessing Officer**: Contact the TAN Assessing Officer or the relevant authority mentioned in the notice. Provide them with the updated information regarding the PAN activation and the correction statement filed. Sometimes, notices are issued automatically, and providing the correct information promptly can resolve the issue.
5. **Documentation and Proof**: Keep copies of all communication, including the correction statement filed, acknowledgment receipts, and any correspondence with the tax authorities. These documents will be essential in case of further queries or appeals.
6. **Seek Professional Help**: If the issue persists or if you need assistance in understanding and responding to the notice, consider consulting a tax professional or a chartered accountant who specializes in tax matters. They can provide guidance tailored to your specific situation and help you navigate through the process effectively.
By promptly verifying the PAN status, communicating with the tax authorities, and ensuring all required documents are in order, you can address the default notice and resolve the issue effectively.
1. **Verify PAN Activation Status**: Ensure that your PAN is indeed activated and linked with Aadhaar. You can check the status on the Income Tax Department's e-filing portal or through other authorized channels.
2. **Reason for Default Notice**: Review the default notice to understand the specific reason cited for the default. It could be related to delays in filing TDS returns or incorrect filing.
3. **Correction Statement**: Since you have filed a correction statement using the same PAN after it was activated, ensure that the correction statement was filed correctly and within the specified timelines.
4. **Communication with TAN Assessing Officer**: Contact the TAN Assessing Officer or the relevant authority mentioned in the notice. Provide them with the updated information regarding the PAN activation and the correction statement filed. Sometimes, notices are issued automatically, and providing the correct information promptly can resolve the issue.
5. **Documentation and Proof**: Keep copies of all communication, including the correction statement filed, acknowledgment receipts, and any correspondence with the tax authorities. These documents will be essential in case of further queries or appeals.
6. **Seek Professional Help**: If the issue persists or if you need assistance in understanding and responding to the notice, consider consulting a tax professional or a chartered accountant who specializes in tax matters. They can provide guidance tailored to your specific situation and help you navigate through the process effectively.
By promptly verifying the PAN status, communicating with the tax authorities, and ensuring all required documents are in order, you can address the default notice and resolve the issue effectively.
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