Section 90 / 90A got rejected in my return - What to do ?

I am a salaried employee with an MNC. My company stock trades on NYC.  I have stocks as part of my compensation with Morgan Stanley broker. I received dividend for these stocks for which Tax has been deducted by the broker firm. I have transferred the remaining amount to my India account. Since there is a double tax avoidance benefit based on Section 90/90A with USA I have claimed the tax amount deducted by US broker as relief in my return. I have also filled form 67 and submitted all relevant document. But still the entire amount has been rejected for relief and got an intimation for the same. I raised two  grievances from the IT portal which they closed without giving any explanation. What  can I do to get my legitimate claim honored ? 

 

 

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An individual's claim for tax relief under Section 90/90A for US-sourced dividends, despite submitting Form 67 and documentation, has been rejected. They've attempted to resolve this via IT portal grievances without success. Another user shares a similar experience where their CA advised claiming relief, leading to an IT notice stating inapplicability. The discussion seeks guidance on how to proceed to get legitimate tax claims recognised.

You need to file appeal. Hire any professional to process the application.

I have a similar situation. I didn't transfer the dividend in my India account. Its still in the trading account. But my CA suggested to declare in and get tax relief under 90/90A. Now I have gotten IT Notice saying this relief is not applicable.

What should be done here?

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