ITR Defective 139(9)

Hi,

I have received 139(9) defective itr notice as below, please guide how to resolve this 

 

Reason

The gross receipts/income, on which tax has been deducted, are to be entered in the schedules under the respective heads of income, as they are assessable in the year in which the credit for the TDS is being claimed.

Probable Resolution

If the receipts as per Form 26AS is not offered in the year in which the TDS credit is claimed, then the claim of TDS will be restricted on the basis of proportion of the receipts offered in the return of income to the receipts in Form 26AS, as per Rule 37BA of the IT Rules. The correction of this defect is to be made by filing the corrected return by offering all the receipts as per form 26AS or by claiming the TDS proportionately as above. 

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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a 139(9) defective Income Tax Return (ITR) notice, specifically concerning the mismatch between income offered for tax and the Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) shown in Form 26AS. The notice indicates that gross receipts must be declared in the year TDS credit is claimed. The probable resolution involves filing a corrected return, either by offering all receipts from Form 26AS or by claiming TDS proportionately as per Rule 37BA. The user, a consultant filing under presumptive tax 44AD, is seeking guidance on how to rectify this defect.

Any mistake in filling respective schedules?
Wrong section spelt out

Can you let me know how to fix it. I uploaded the form 26as and declared my investments. Since I work as a consultant I filed under presumptive tax 44AD total income less than 18lacs

Can you let me know how to fix it. I uploaded the form 26as and declared my investments. Since I work as a consultant I filed under presumptive tax 44AD total income less than 18lacs

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