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Outstanding demand can be raised by the income tax department for various reasons such as incorrect selection of ITR form, incorrect IT filing due not including TDS, Self-Assessment tax challans, not filing certain forms or other processing errors by CPC.
Learn more about who generates, how to check, and how to submit, as well as the timing and payments involved.
The income tax department may issue an outstanding demand for a variety of reasons, including improper selection of ITR form, incorrect IT filing due to not including TDS, Self-Assessment tax challans, failure to file specific forms, or other processing issues by CPC.
Outstanding demand can be raised by following persons.
IMPORTANT: In such a case, ensure that the DIN (Document Identification Number) associated with the notice is accessible online through your ITD account. Do not encourage recipients to respond to emails from officers that do not originate from the domain of the income tax department. Additionally, do not reply to calls from arbitrary mobile numbers.
The taxpayers can check the outstanding demand through the following process
The manner in which a response to an outstanding demand is issued can vary based on the specifics of the case.
If the taxpayer has not submitted any response to an outstanding demand, the following may happen
Typically, taxpayers are given 30 days to reply to a demand from the date of notification or notification. The deadline is unique to the circumstance in which the request was made.
When the taxpayers are making the payment in response to outstanding demand, they need to select 400-Tax on Regular Assessment while paying
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