Demand us 271(1)(b)

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under which challan number we should pay demand of section 271(1)(b)

Looking to the noncooperative attitude of assessee and to compel him to comply with the notices issued to him from time to time during the course of assessment proceedings, a show cause penalty notice u/s 271(1)(b) of the I.T.
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To pay a demand arising from a penalty under Section 271(1)(b) of the Income Tax Act, you should follow the instructions provided in the Demand Notice (Notice of Demand) issued to you by the Assessing Officer.

Key Points for Paying a Tax Penalty Demand:

  • Follow the Notice: The notice issued under Section 156 of the Income Tax Act will contain the specific details regarding the amount to be paid, the due date, and the procedure for payment. Always prioritize the instructions written on your specific official notice.

  • Challan Details: Payment of income tax demands is generally made using ITNS 280. When filling out the challan:

    • Select the appropriate Tax Applicable (e.g., (0021) Income Tax (Other than Companies) or (0020) Corporation Tax).

    • Select the Type of Payment as (400) Tax on Regular Assessment.

    • Ensure the Assessment Year matches the year mentioned in your demand notice.

  • Payment Method: You can pay this online through the official Income Tax e-Filing portal. Log in, navigate to the "e-Pay Tax" section, and use the details provided in the demand notice to generate and pay the challan.

  • Verification: After payment, ensure you download the challan receipt (Counterfoil/Challan Identification Number - CIN). You may need to provide this proof of payment to the Assessing Officer or upload it on the e-filing portal to mark the demand as paid.

Important Considerations:

  • Professional Guidance: Since penalties under Section 271(1)(b) relate to the failure to comply with notices (such as those under 142(1) or 143(2)), the situation often involves ongoing assessment proceedings. It is highly advisable to consult with a Chartered Accountant (CA) or a tax professional to review your specific case, as they can help determine if there are grounds to appeal or contest the penalty.

  • Timelines: Ensure the payment is made within the period specified in the notice (usually 30 days) to avoid being treated as an "assessee in default," which could lead to further interest and recovery proceedings.


Summary: To pay a penalty under Section 271(1)(b), refer specifically to the Notice of Demand (Section 156) sent to you. Payments are typically made online via the Income Tax e-Filing portal using ITNS 280 (selecting "Tax on Regular Assessment"). Consult a tax professional to ensure you are managing the compliance process correctly.

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