Demand u/s 143(1)- how to go about it?

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Rajat

Student

52 Points Joined June 2009

TDS as per Form 16- Rs.29,000

Tds as per 26AS - Rs.23,000

One of my known persons has received a demand u/s 143(1). In the demand,no TDS is accounted for i.e. the TDS is Rs.NIL. An entry for TDS for Rs.6000 during the year is not there in 26AS. which is the reason for the difference between the form 16 and 26AS figures.

The assessee is a government employee and has filed the return online for AY 2012-13.

So how should he go about it now? If he goes for rectification request online, then should he select "No further rectification required. Reprocess the case." and then "Tax credit mismatch" ?

Or is there any other way to go about it? Online method, if any, will be preferable.

Urgently require a response.

Thanks.

Replies (6)

Mihir

Wealth Manager

5293 Points Joined December 2008

Check who has deducted that TDS of Rs. 6000/- which is not reflecting in 26AS. Ask them to look at their TDS return status. Did you receive TDS certificate of Rs. 6000/-?

Dipjyoti Majumdar

CA in service & CS. dipmaj@

3488 Points Joined June 2011

Follow up the deductor to revise the TDs return or file a correction statement.

Thanks,

Rajat

Student

52 Points Joined June 2009

Thank you all.

The deductor is the employer and the Form 16 shows the total deduction to be Rs.29,000. Its only the 26AS which is showing Rs.23,000.

So from what I understand from you replies is that the assessee doesn't have to do anything right? He should inform his employer and ask him to check and revise his TDS return?

Dipjyoti Majumdar

CA in service & CS. dipmaj@

3488 Points Joined June 2011

Yes, Rajat.Your observation is correct.

Thanks

Akshata

CA Final

324 Points Joined January 2010

Are u sure Form 16 shows 29000 as deduction?

As process for form 16 has been revised now, u get Form 16 part A from TRACES will shall match with 26 AS of employer..the chances of mismatch are slim..