AIN in Tds

Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the meaning of AIN (Accounts Officer Identification Number) and BIN (Book Adjustment Identification Number) for government employees' TDS filing. It explains that TDS details for AIN and BIN are typically obtained from NSDL. The conversation addresses issues with Form 24G challans not appearing in the CSI file, leading to TDS demands. Solutions involve raising complaints with NSDL, using TRACES for correction requests, and tagging book adjustment challans to potentially resolve demands.

Which option has to be used to scrap the tds demand ?
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But no value addition from your reply..

Go for correction request from traces. Once the correction request is available then go unmatched challans and edit those challans and select Yes under book adjustment and tag the challan .

This can possibly reduce the demand to zero
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What I want to check, you have only problem of replying whatever it will be.
You have contributed nothing in this query. Just troubled me in between.
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Troubling others by your number of replies continuously. I will not interfere.
Because of you only it will keep going.

Else many right answers are given .

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