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The Bombay Chartered Accountants Society has made a representation to the CPC on several hardships caused to the taxpayers and their suggestions for the same. Read the official representation letter below: Representation to CPC Sr. Issue Difficulties faced by the taxpayers Our Suggestions 1. Providing correct TDS
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FAQ :
The Bombay Chartered Accountants' Society (BCAS) has made a representation to the CPC regarding taxpayer hardships.
A key issue is ensuring correct TDS credit is provided, especially when income assessable to tax is in the hands of a person other than the deductee, as per CBDT circulars and Section 199 read with Rule 37BA.
No, the BCAS states that responses to e-grievances are often unsatisfactory, lack detail, or provide incorrect solutions without considering the case facts.
Even after an assessing officer rectifies a demand, the CPC portal often fails to delete the outstanding demand, causing continued issues for taxpayers.
Taxpayers are facing various demands for a single assessment year under different sections (e.g., 143(1), 143(3), 154) on the CPC website, suggesting a system issue where the same demand is replicated.
The BCAS suggests a mechanism for the CPC to rectify data entry errors, such as those related to deductions under sections like 54/54E/54F/54EC, after verifying factual details and supporting documents, potentially through an upload facility.
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