To address your queries regarding the Vivad se Vishwas Scheme, please find the guidance below based on general procedural practices for such tax settlement schemes:
1. Proof of Withdrawal of CIT Appeal
The Vivad se Vishwas scheme generally requires you to intimate the appellate authority about the withdrawal of your appeal. While the law often deems an appeal withdrawn once the certificate (Form 3 in 2020/Form 2 in 2024 schemes) is issued, the electronic filing portal usually mandates the upload of a "proof of withdrawal" to complete the final forms (Form 4).
2. Payment Challan Details
When making a payment under the scheme, you generally use the standard tax payment challan as there is no separate, dedicated challan for this scheme.
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Challan Type: Use Challan 280.
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Minor Head: Select (400) - Tax on Regular Assessment.
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Assessment Year: Use the Assessment Year to which the disputed tax demand pertains.
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Important Note: Ensure your PAN and the Assessment Year are entered accurately. Since the system matches the payment with your declaration using these parameters, any error here may lead to a mismatch or delays in the processing of your final settlement order.
Summary:
For the Vivad se Vishwas scheme, you should attach a copy of the withdrawal letter submitted to the appellate authority as proof of withdrawal. For payments, use Challan 280 under the minor head (400) - Tax on Regular Assessment, ensuring the correct PAN and Assessment Year are entered.