21 March 2011
IF ASSESSE FILED RETURN AT MUMBAI JURISDICTION BUT TDS NO. TAKEN FROM JAIPUR ITO JURISDICTION. THEN WHERE TO SUBMIT FORM NO. 15G WHICH HE IS RECEIVED FROM THEIR LOAN PARTY. AT MUMB OR AT JAIPUR.
21 March 2011
To be submitted to the commissioner or chief commissioner to whom the assessing officer having the jurisdiction of assess the deductor.
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25 March 2011
both jurisdiction is different means it jurisdiction is at mumbai and tds jurisdiction is at jaipur. now where to submit at mumbai or jaipur
25 July 2024
If the assessee has filed their income tax return at Mumbai jurisdiction but the TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is being handled by the Jaipur jurisdiction, the submission of Form 15G should typically align with the jurisdiction where the TDS was deducted. Here’s how you can determine where to submit Form 15G:
1. **TDS Jurisdiction**: Since the TDS was deducted by the Jaipur jurisdiction, the Form 15G should ideally be submitted to the Jaipur Income Tax Office. This is because the TDS jurisdiction has the authority over matters related to TDS deduction and Form 15G submission.
2. **Communication**: It's advisable for the assessee to communicate with both the Mumbai and Jaipur income tax offices to confirm the correct procedure. They can inform the Mumbai jurisdiction that the TDS was deducted under Jaipur jurisdiction and seek guidance on the submission of Form 15G.
3. **Submission Location**: Even if the assessee has filed their return in Mumbai, the Form 15G should be submitted to the Jaipur jurisdictional Income Tax Office, as they are responsible for processing TDS-related matters.
4. **Practical Approach**: In practice, it's beneficial to submit Form 15G where the TDS was deducted to ensure the proper handling and acknowledgment of the form. This helps in avoiding delays or confusion in processing.
Therefore, in your case, the Form 15G received from the loan party should be submitted to the Jaipur Income Tax Office, which handles the TDS jurisdiction for the assessee's transactions. It’s always recommended to seek clarification directly from the income tax authorities if there is any uncertainty or if specific instructions differ based on local practices or updates.