Claim of TDS credit - If the assessee proves that such tax has ...

CBDT Memo: No Demand Enforcement if Tax Deducted but Not in Form 26AS; Assessee Must Prove Deduction.

June 25, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Claim of TDS credit - If the assessee proves that such tax has been deducted by the parties but it has not been reflected in the form no. 26AS, this issue has been considered by CBDT in office memo dated 11th March 2016. In paragraph no. 3, the CBDT has directed the officers not to enforce demand arising in such circumstances. Further, merely because the tax deductor has not filed the TDS return there is enough mechanism available to catch hold of such defaulting tax deductor. No doubt, it is the duty of the assessee to show that tax has been deducted. - AT

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Claim of TDS credit - If the assessee proves that such tax has ...

CBDT Memo: No Demand Enforcement if Tax Deducted but Not in Form 26AS; Assessee Must Prove Deduction.

June 25, 2022

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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