TDS on salary short deduction demand

My question is :

I have a demand of Rs.1,00,000 in may TAN due to short deduction of TDS against 5 employees.

 

While filling ITR's, these 5 employees deposited TDS payable to IT deptt. The assesemen order has been passed by IT deptt. and nothing is due in employees PAN now.

 

I want to know that how the demand of Rs.1,00,000 will be settled in my TAN? whether i have to pay this amount to IT deptt. or is there any other way out to adjust this demand?

Kindly reply.

Thanks

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Quick Summary
An individual has received a demand of Rs. 1,00,000 for short TDS deduction against five employees. Although the employees have since paid their TDS liabilities, the assessment order has been passed. The user is seeking clarification on how this demand will be settled against their TAN and whether they must pay it directly or if there's an adjustment mechanism available.

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Yes form 26A required to apply for short deduction removal

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