I am having deposit at some bank. I had given them my PAN no. but they did not updated the same in their systems. Hence TDS was deducted @ 20%. Since the same is not reflected in Form 26AS of mine how to apply for refund.
Shakeel A Siddiqui (Finance Controller) (28 Points)
09 June 2012I am having deposit at some bank. I had given them my PAN no. but they did not updated the same in their systems. Hence TDS was deducted @ 20%. Since the same is not reflected in Form 26AS of mine how to apply for refund.
Deepak Parsai
(Future CA)
(623 Points)
Replied 09 June 2012
Neha sharma
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(1257 Points)
Replied 09 June 2012
Contact your banker and give them your PAN details and a photocopy of the same
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Contact your banker and give them your PAN details and a photocopy of the same |
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Simply be giving PAN details want work TDS return of the concern must be revised afterward then it will show in account of the relevant assesse then TDS will be allowed to be claimed.
Akash Jain
(CA Final Student)
(261 Points)
Replied 09 June 2012
The Bank is at fault as the money is let deposited by them without confirming and folowing the KYC norms.
CA Dinesh Samriya
(Proprietor)
(21 Points)
Replied 10 June 2012
Get the certificate i.e. form 16 from the bank and in personel return claim this 20 % tds also, afterwords on receiving any notice from Income deptt. , submit the particular certificate ,which must be matched with the income taken , and they will give credit for the same after verification .
ARUN BOSE
(ACCOUNTANT)
(29 Points)
Replied 12 June 2012
Ask the banker for Form 16 A first. if it is within rs.5000/- it wil be refunded by IT dept. if you are having Form 16A
Anand Raghavendra
(Manager-Internal Audit)
(111 Points)
Replied 24 September 2012
If you donot have any other Taxable income the way forward is to take a form 16 A and apply for refund after filing your return
CA Harsh Lunia
(Audit)
(81 Points)
Replied 26 September 2012
Claim refund in your ITR on the basis of FORM 16