This discussion addresses an Income Tax Return (ITR) defect, error code RULE-37BA_2022_004, where gross receipts in Form 26AS exceed claimed TDS income. The user has two TDS entries: one under Section 194C for business income (declared under 44AD) and another under Section 194N for cash withdrawals. While the 194C income matches the 26AS figure, the 194N TDS is causing the defect as it's not considered income. Advice suggests the issue might be a software glitch, recommending contacting the CPC helpline and potentially filing a grievance.
05 November 2022
I have revised ITR 3 times and each time return treated as defective with Error Code :RULE-37BA_2022_004 which says "The gross receipts shown in Form 26AS are higher than the total of the receipts shown under all heads of income, on which credit for TDS has been claimed, in the return of income filed."
i have 2 TDS entries in 26as as follows 1. TDS u/s 194c - Business Income under 44AD declared 2.TDS u/s 194N - this is not income so not added in income
06 November 2022
Then the software is expecting you declare income for 194N TDS, which is not required as it's only cash withdrawal. Once again contact CPC helpline and tell them no income need to be declared for 194N TDS. Request them to correct the software for validation of ITR.