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Check if your ITR is processed by the tax department First, you need to check whether the income tax department has processed your ITR. You will get a tax refund only after your ITR is processed and the tax department confirms the same. Do note that if the tax department confirms that you are eligible for a refund after processing the income tax return, only then you will receive a refund. If the income tax department believes that there is no tax refund pending, you will not get any refund. Check If your income tax return has been processed and refund is confirmed but still pending, you need to check the status of the refund. You can your refund status on the NSDL website or on the e-filing income tax website. How to check income tax refund status through NSDL website1) Go to: https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/oltas/refundstatuslogin.htmle 2) Enter your PAN and relevant assessment year 3) Then, enter captcha and click on 'Submit' 4) Depending on the status of your refund, a message will be displayed on your screen. 2) Then, go to 'e-File' option and click on 'Income Tax Returns'. Then select 'View Filed Returns' and 'View Details'. One of these three options will be shown on your screen a) "Refund Issued" with the mode of payment, the refund amount and the date of clearance of refund. OR b) "Refund Failure" with reason for failure, date of communication and the registered email ID. OR C) 'Refund Kept on Hold' with the link for the response to the outstanding demand, date when it h...

Depending on the option exercised by the assesse while filing his annual ITR, refund will be made either through electronic mode i.e. direct credit to account or through Refund Cheque. Tax payers are therefore, required to enter correct Account number and IFSC code along with complete address details including PIN code at the time of filing of Return. Refunds sent through cheques are dispatched to the address as mentioned by the tax payers through Speed Post. Refund not presented for payment within the validity period of 90 days is marked as expired and cancelled. Tax payer may raise Refund re-issue request. In case the return was filed electronically- Refund reissue request may be raised online by login into e-filing portal i.e. In other cases the Taxpayer should contact Assessing Officer under whose jurisdiction the Return was filed for re-initiation of Refund. Send the original refund cheque to CMP Operations Centre, State Bank of India, Survey No.21 Opposite : Hyderabad Central University, Main Gate, Gachibowli, Hyderabad -500019 for cancellation of the Cheque (along with a letter informing the mistakes on the refund cheque) and updating cancellation status on TIN. Once the status is updated as returned, Taxpayer may contact Ward Assessing Officer for modification in Name/Account number and re-initiation of Refund. If, however, the return was filed online, modification in account number and raising of Refund reissue request may be done online by login into e-filing por...

Last updated on April 17th, 2021 ITR Refund status of an e-filed return can be checked online through the following two sites: • • While checking the refund status online, different refund status is shown. Learn the meaning of different refund status on TIN NSDL website and the next course of action to be taken in this article: Following are different ITR refund status on the TIN-NSDL website: Refund Status Meaning Course of Action Expired It means the refund cheque received by you was not deposited within 90 days from the receipt of the cheque. You should submit a ‘ from incometaxindiaefiling login. Refund Returned It means when the department tried to credit the refund to your bank account it failed, or when the cheque was issued to your address but did not reach you. Submit ‘ with the correct details. Refund Dispatched but not received It means IT Department has dispatched through speed post. But it has not been received. You can view the status of the same on India Post tracking site or contact the local post office. Refund Processed through direct credit mode but failed It means refund credit to an account maintained with SBI had failed due to account closure, a/c details are incorrect, a/c on hold. You should submit a ‘ Refund Processed through NECS/ NEFT mode but failed It could be due to incorrect a/c details given in return. Submit ‘ with correct bank details. ECS Refund advice received but bank account has not been credited This happens when you have received an ...

Refund Banker The 'Refund Banker Scheme,' which commenced from 24th Jan 2007, is now operational for Non-corporate taxpayers assessed in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Bhubaneswar, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Pune, Patna, Cochin, Trivandrum, Chandigarh, Allahabad, and Kanpur. In the 'Refund Banker Scheme' the refunds generated on processing of Income tax Returns by the Assessing officers/ CPC-Bangalore are transmitted to State Bank of India, CMP branch, Mumbai (Refund Banker) on the next day of processing for further distribution to taxpayers. Refunds are being sent in following two modes: • RTGS / NECS: To enable credit of refund directly to the bank account, Taxpayer.s Bank A/c (at least 10 digits), MICR code of bank branch and correct communication address is mandatory. • Paper Cheque: Bank Account No, Correct address is mandatory. Taxpayers can view status of refund 10 days after their refund has been sent by the Assessing Officer to the Refund Banker - by entering 'PAN' and 'Assessment Year' below. Other Refunds Status of 'paid' refund, being paid other than through 'Refund Banker,' can also be viewed at www.tin-nsdl.com by entering the 'PAN' and 'Assessment Year' below. 'Refund paid' status is also being reflected in the 'Tax Credit Statements' in Form 26AS.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • How to File Income Tax Refund? Updated on June 12, 2023 , 1108 views A mismatch between the paid tax amount and the actual amount payable results in an This article contains a brief guide on income tax refund, new How to Claim an Income Tax Refund? The most straightforward way to file It is essentially a request that your case should be investigated and that any overpayments of tax be returned. You must file your income tax refund claim before the end of the fiscal year. It's crucial to keep in mind that: • Unless you've already submitted a claim to the Assessing Officer, this claim should include proof of return of income in a defined form. • Non-residents with TDS income should file a refund claim with the "Assessing Officer, Non-resident Refund Circle, Bombay." • If you have been charged tax on your income (dividends, etc.) under Sections 192–194, Form 30 Basically, form 30 requests for the case to be evaluated and the excess tax that you’ve paid to be refunded. You must submit the income tax refund claim before the financial year ends. The claim has to be accompanied with this form. Format and Structure of Form 30 I, (your name), of (address), do hereby state that my total income computed following the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, during the year ending on (year) being the previous year for the assessment year commencing on the 1st of April (year), amounted to Rs. (amount); that the total income tax chargeable ...

Last updated on April 27th, 2021 A Deductor can make the payment of TDS or TCS online on the TIN-NSDL Website. To deposit TDS, TCS and to make payment of Challan No. ITNS 281. To avail the service of making an online payment, the deductor should have an Internet Banking Account. While Challan No. ITNS 281 is used to pay TDS/TCS, Challan No. ITNS 280 is used for making payment of Steps to Complete TDS Payment Process Online Using Challan 281 Time needed: 5 minutes. • Visit TIN-NSDL and navigate to e-payment pay taxes online Go to the Services > e- payment Pay Taxes Online • Challan No ITNS 281 Select Challan No ITNS 281 under the tab TDS / TCS • Enter the required details The challan form will appear on the screen. Enter the required details below. Enter Captcha and click on Proceed. 1. Tax Applicable– Select (0020) if the Deductee is a Company and (0021) if the Deductee is an entity other than Company 2. Type of Payment– Select (200) for TDS/TCS payable by the taxpayer and (400) for TDS/TCS payable under regular assessment 3. Nature of Payment– Select the option from the dropdown eg: 4. Mode of Payment– Select Net Banking or Debit Card. Select the Bank from the drop-down 5. Tax Deduction Account No– Enter a valid 10 digit 6. Assessment Year– Select the Assessment Year for which you are depositing TDS or TCS 7. Address and Contact Details– Enter the mobile number and the e-Mail ID Note: You have 30 minutes to enter all the required details and complete the payment process •...

Depending on the option exercised by the assesse while filing his annual ITR, refund will be made either through electronic mode i.e. direct credit to account or through Refund Cheque. Tax payers are therefore, required to enter correct Account number and IFSC code along with complete address details including PIN code at the time of filing of Return. Refunds sent through cheques are dispatched to the address as mentioned by the tax payers through Speed Post. Refund not presented for payment within the validity period of 90 days is marked as expired and cancelled. Tax payer may raise Refund re-issue request. In case the return was filed electronically- Refund reissue request may be raised online by login into e-filing portal i.e. In other cases the Taxpayer should contact Assessing Officer under whose jurisdiction the Return was filed for re-initiation of Refund. Send the original refund cheque to CMP Operations Centre, State Bank of India, Survey No.21 Opposite : Hyderabad Central University, Main Gate, Gachibowli, Hyderabad -500019 for cancellation of the Cheque (along with a letter informing the mistakes on the refund cheque) and updating cancellation status on TIN. Once the status is updated as returned, Taxpayer may contact Ward Assessing Officer for modification in Name/Account number and re-initiation of Refund. If, however, the return was filed online, modification in account number and raising of Refund reissue request may be done online by login into e-filing por...

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • How to File Income Tax Refund? Updated on June 12, 2023 , 1108 views A mismatch between the paid tax amount and the actual amount payable results in an This article contains a brief guide on income tax refund, new How to Claim an Income Tax Refund? The most straightforward way to file It is essentially a request that your case should be investigated and that any overpayments of tax be returned. You must file your income tax refund claim before the end of the fiscal year. It's crucial to keep in mind that: • Unless you've already submitted a claim to the Assessing Officer, this claim should include proof of return of income in a defined form. • Non-residents with TDS income should file a refund claim with the "Assessing Officer, Non-resident Refund Circle, Bombay." • If you have been charged tax on your income (dividends, etc.) under Sections 192–194, Form 30 Basically, form 30 requests for the case to be evaluated and the excess tax that you’ve paid to be refunded. You must submit the income tax refund claim before the financial year ends. The claim has to be accompanied with this form. Format and Structure of Form 30 I, (your name), of (address), do hereby state that my total income computed following the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961, during the year ending on (year) being the previous year for the assessment year commencing on the 1st of April (year), amounted to Rs. (amount); that the total income tax chargeable ...

Last updated on April 17th, 2021 ITR Refund status of an e-filed return can be checked online through the following two sites: • • While checking the refund status online, different refund status is shown. Learn the meaning of different refund status on TIN NSDL website and the next course of action to be taken in this article: Following are different ITR refund status on the TIN-NSDL website: Refund Status Meaning Course of Action Expired It means the refund cheque received by you was not deposited within 90 days from the receipt of the cheque. You should submit a ‘ from incometaxindiaefiling login. Refund Returned It means when the department tried to credit the refund to your bank account it failed, or when the cheque was issued to your address but did not reach you. Submit ‘ with the correct details. Refund Dispatched but not received It means IT Department has dispatched through speed post. But it has not been received. You can view the status of the same on India Post tracking site or contact the local post office. Refund Processed through direct credit mode but failed It means refund credit to an account maintained with SBI had failed due to account closure, a/c details are incorrect, a/c on hold. You should submit a ‘ Refund Processed through NECS/ NEFT mode but failed It could be due to incorrect a/c details given in return. Submit ‘ with correct bank details. ECS Refund advice received but bank account has not been credited This happens when you have received an ...

Last updated on April 27th, 2021 A Deductor can make the payment of TDS or TCS online on the TIN-NSDL Website. To deposit TDS, TCS and to make payment of Challan No. ITNS 281. To avail the service of making an online payment, the deductor should have an Internet Banking Account. While Challan No. ITNS 281 is used to pay TDS/TCS, Challan No. ITNS 280 is used for making payment of Steps to Complete TDS Payment Process Online Using Challan 281 Time needed: 5 minutes. • Visit TIN-NSDL and navigate to e-payment pay taxes online Go to the Services > e- payment Pay Taxes Online • Challan No ITNS 281 Select Challan No ITNS 281 under the tab TDS / TCS • Enter the required details The challan form will appear on the screen. Enter the required details below. Enter Captcha and click on Proceed. 1. Tax Applicable– Select (0020) if the Deductee is a Company and (0021) if the Deductee is an entity other than Company 2. Type of Payment– Select (200) for TDS/TCS payable by the taxpayer and (400) for TDS/TCS payable under regular assessment 3. Nature of Payment– Select the option from the dropdown eg: 4. Mode of Payment– Select Net Banking or Debit Card. Select the Bank from the drop-down 5. Tax Deduction Account No– Enter a valid 10 digit 6. Assessment Year– Select the Assessment Year for which you are depositing TDS or TCS 7. Address and Contact Details– Enter the mobile number and the e-Mail ID Note: You have 30 minutes to enter all the required details and complete the payment process •...