Tds paid excess can claim (!get) refund-?alternatives.

While filing..............How to apply...........Is it to the NSDL facilitaion centre.

Hi

You can adjusted your excess payment of TDS against other deducted TDS on interest but in same section for example if you paid excess TDS u/s 194A then you can only adjusted it in same section. If it is not possible in same quarter you may carry forward for next quarter.

Still it is excess after adjustment you also adjusted in nex year. 

TDS can paid in advace. 

I hope it will helpfull for you.

Thanks. 

Though your reply is clear for doubly confirming I am asking you - Can I adjust it in the I quarter of 2013-14.  i.e the challan already paid is for 5 lakhs. 3 lakhs are already claimed. Now in the first quarter can I claim the balance giving the same challan No. and amount etc. details.  Will this not be rejected saying that the challan is claimed twice.

Yes you can, Challan No. is immaterial in your case Challan amount is considered

Means assessing officer is assessed only due amount payment amount if it is tally then there is no problem for him or her.

Dear All,

Suppose a company has paid excess TDS/TCS in 4 quarter of financial year 2011-12. Can such a company adjust the excess amount paid against TDS/TCS in Q1 of financial year 2013-2014 using the Q4(2011-12) challan number. Will there be any problem while submitting the TDS/TCS returnin Q1(2013-14).

What I feel is that the excess amount to be adjusted in the same financial year to which it pertains.

The best alternative would be to file an refund application to DCIT(TDS/TCS) which the company adopted.It is now more than 1 year but there is no response from income tax department.

Is there any alternative to adjust the excess amount or please provide a proper measure to get the refund of excess amount.

With regards,

Md.Taufique Ansari

Hi 

As you all are aware that claiming of refund from Govt department is not  an easy taks. If govt can provide refund timely than there will be not tax evision in India. 

In my opinion you should cordiate with your tax consultant & follow up with concer DCIT( TDS & TCS )

Thanks.