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Sony Bitrai

Category : Rectific..,
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January 9, 2019 2:14 am
  • Rectification - Tax credit mismatch
Hello,
There was tax credit mismatch in 26AS form and in the intimation by CPC. I filled rectification form to resolved the issue. But after processing rectification I am getting again mismatch tax credit in the intimation sent by CPC 2nd time. I am yet to fill E nivaran request as per your video. Bu...
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Amlan Dutta
If that is the case, then i think it is best to meet the assessing officer to discuss the case and if everything fails raise a appeal . E Nivaran doesn't help much in such cases....
  • January 11, 2019
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Avin Rai

Category : Rectific..,
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January 8, 2019 7:49 pm
  • Rectification u/s 154
Sir, my aunty had filed her ITR for bank FD. But she didn't get the full credit. According to 26AS TDS is RS 5614 but after the file got processed it shows only Rs 4,315, Difference of Rs 1299. How to rectify it, sir?
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Amlan Dutta
Here, as per your tax credit statement , i can see that you have TDS credit from FD for Rs 5614/-....If you have not been granted the same in assessment ,then you need to simply file a rectification for tax credit mismatch... You can watch my tutorial for the same .....
  • January 11, 2019
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Avin Rai
Sir, I have watched the video. But in my case, there is showing "No mismatch". What should I do? Actually while filing it was showing Rs 4315 in the year 2017 but I corrected according to Form 26AS and filed it. Please check the pictures. I have also given the 26AS of AY 2019-20 updated till today....
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Sir, I have watched the video. But in my case, there is showing "No mismatch". What should I do? Actually while filing it was showing Rs 4315 in the year 2017 but I corrected according to Form 26AS and filed it. Please check the pictures. I have also given the 26AS of AY 2019-20 updated till today. Please guide me.
Sir, I have watched the video. But in my case, there is showing "No mismatch". What should I do? Actually while filing it was showing Rs 4315 in the year 2017 but I corrected according to Form 26AS and filed it. Please check the pictures. I have also given the 26AS of AY 2019-20 updated till today. Please guide me. +2
  • January 11, 2019
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Abhishek Hajare

Category : Income t..,
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January 5, 2019 3:59 pm
  • Income tax
I am a student and my father voluntary retired from irrigation dept. of Maharashtra govt. in Jan 2017. However, his pension was not started immediately, it has delayed. In June 2017, my father expired. After a few months later, my mother got a family pension from the date of my father’s death. Pen...
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Amlan Dutta
Detailed answer listed below

First get yourself/ your mother registered as legal heir in the website . The legal heir need to file return for deceased fathers return

1. Can we get tax exemption under 80c for the stamp duty that we have paid ?
- It will be claimed in deceased fathers ...
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  • January 11, 2019
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Saurabh Kumar

Category : 80EE - I..,
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January 2, 2019 8:27 am
  • 80EE - Interest on loan taken for residential House property
Hi Amlan,

I have purchased my first house in FY 2018-19 (which is still under construction and has a possession date of June 2022).
My home loan was sanctioned in August 2018 - I have a provisional tax certificate which shows the amount of interest and principal I'll end up paying in FY-2018-19, c...
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Principal is never under 24 B , it is under 80 C and anyways for house under construction neither 24 b( for interest) and 80 C ( for principal) is permissible ...if you satisfy other conditions of 80 EE, i think you can take benefit ...later on when you become eligible for benefit under 24(b), you n...
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  • January 2, 2019
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