can we return tax deducted at source of a super senior citizen having no PAN on his name?
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This discussion addresses how a super senior citizen without a PAN can get a refund for Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) that was incorrectly deducted from their bank account. Banks require a PAN for TDS reversal. The advice given is to apply for a PAN card and provide it to the bank to process the refund. It's also noted that while accounts can be opened without a PAN using Form 60/61, TDS is still deducted at a higher rate, making a PAN essential for avoiding this or claiming it back.
Actually TDS has been deducted from bank account, although amount was not taxable.. so, now during tds reversal, bank is asking for PAN, telling without PAN, they can not go for tds reversal..please guide
Actually TDS has been deducted from bank account, although amount was not taxable.. so, now during tds reversal, bank is asking for PAN, telling without PAN, they can not go for tds reversal..please guide
Any applicant can open account. If he or she has no pan, either can submit form 60/61 as the case may be. But tax would be deducted, in that case, @ 20%.
Pan no is compulsory in every bank if you dont wish your tds not deducted u have to fill form 15 as per applicable and inform bank but it is advice tds deducted is better u can claim it by filling itr
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