Refund of excess TDS paid while filing 26QB

sir; we have filed 26QB return by providing correct details but while paying we paid extra amount in the bank. Now we have filed refund application in form 26B. For that now we have to submit signed form along with cancelled cheque to jurisdictional AO. Can we send this through e mail & speed post or we have to delivered personally to AO ??
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This discussion addresses how to claim a refund for excess TDS paid when filing Form 26QB. The user paid more than the correct amount and has filed for a refund using Form 26B. They are seeking clarification on whether the signed Form 26B and cancelled cheque can be submitted via email, speed post, or if personal delivery to the jurisdictional AO is required. While online submission is possible with DSC, even e-verified forms may need signed copies sent. Personal delivery is advised for smoother processing.

You can pay online alsom

In such case, you  can either submit at counter or through speed post.

Ok thank you sir

You are welcome...

By the way, if you have DSC, you can file form 26B online...

You are welcome...

By the way, if you have DSC, you can file form 26B online...

Sir that form is already e verified through aadhar otp. I think sir even if it is verified through DSC then also signed copy needs to be send tds AO.

Yes, that is not mandatory, but helps tp process the request from both end....

Yes, that is not mandatory, but helps to process the request from both end....

According to these instructions at PowerPoint Presentation (tdscpc.gov.in), you need to send duly signed documents.

I advise delivering them personally.

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