Income Tax Department issues detailed circular to address tax grievances Income Tax Department issues detailed circular to address tax grievances Chartered Accountant CA ICAI Chartered Accountants CA ICAI CAinINDIA ICAI Announcements Accounting Standards CA News ICAI Students ICAI Members Case Laws CPT IPCC Final ICAI Course CA Course ICAI Forum CA Question Papers ICAI Study Material

« Direct Tax »

Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs
Govt kicks off direct tax code revision
ITR 2024 25 Check tax department s update on TDS and refunds
Income Tax: Why did some taxpayers receive notice for discrepancy in house rent receipt? IT Dept explains
Income tax exemption: 4 financial instruments you can still invest into before March 31
CBDT drops small tax demands but not TCS, TDS claims
ITR Refund: Awaiting money from Income Tax? Here's why you have not yet received your amount
Income Tax Notice: What to do if you receive a Section 143 (1) notice from taxman?
Average tax return processing time cut to 10 days: CBDT
7 types of Income Tax Notice ITR filers may receive for AY 2023-24
ITR filing: Do these advance preparations before filing your income tax return
What are the strategies to maximize tax refunds after submitting an income tax return (ITR)?


« New rules soon to tackle offshore tax deferral...	How to cut your tax outgo by restructuring income, expenses ... »
Income Tax Department issues detailed circular to address tax grievances

May, 20th 2015
To address grievances of taxpayers, the I-T Department today put in place a detailed framework for 'verification and correction' of the outstanding tax demand, while rectifying the inaccuracies arising due to delayed or non-reporting of TDS (Tax Deduct at Source). Such mismatch can arise due to inaccurate or delayed reporting of TDS by the deductors, including the employers. "In order to swiftly and accurately resolve such grievances, the CBDT has issued a comprehensive Circular ....," the Finance Ministry said in a statement. The circular explains various steps taxpayers need to take to view and submit their responses with regard to their outstanding tax demand, it added. Taxpayers may view their outstanding tax demand on their e-filing account at and follow the steps elucidated in the circular to submit their response either agreeing with or disputing the demand. About 95% of entries involve demands up to Rs 1 lakh and about 90 per cent of such assessees are individuals and HUFs.