My client has paid tax on demand u/s 143(1) without rectifying the error in the income tax return. Is it possible to file a revised return and claim refund of excess tax paid ? Please help.
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If you've paid tax on demand under section 143(1) without correcting your original income tax return, you can generally file a revised return to claim a refund for any excess tax paid. However, it's important to be aware of the time limits for filing. For Assessment Year 2020-2021, a revised return is a viable option. If the error relates to how tax was paid (e.g., categorising it as 'Tax on regular assessment' instead of 'Advance Tax, Self Assessment Tax paid'), this can be addressed in the revised return. If the assessment year is different or the situation requires it, a rectification request under section 154 might also be considered.
Yes, certainly , but the time limit is there. Many times the tax return send by the individual hardly contains any error but ,may be due to delay inpayment of advance tax some error takes place.
@ CA. Umesh kumar Sir, As Tax is paid under head 'Tax on regular assessment(400), Can it be put in 'Advance Tax, Self Assessment Tax paid' in ITR-1 while filing revised return ?