Organization :Income Tax Department
Facility : Challan Status Inquiry
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TIN-NSDL Challan Status Inquiry
TIN provides a facility to the tax payers to enquire about the status of their challans over the internet.
Related / Similar Service :
NSDL Consolidated Account Statement
Using this facility they can satisfy that your tax payment has been properly accounted for in your name. The collecting banks can also use this facility to enquire about the status of the challans uploaded by them.
TIN-NSDL Challan Status Enquiry For Tax Payers
Using this feature, tax payers can track online the status of their challans deposited in banks.This offers two kind of search.
CIN Based View
On entering Challan Identification Number (CIN i.e. details such as BSR Code of Collecting Branch, Challan Tender Date & Challan Serial No.) and amount (optional),the tax payer can view the following details
TAN Based View
By providing TAN and Challan Tender Date range for a particular financial year , the tax payer can view the following details If the tax payer enters the amount against a CIN, the system will confirm whether it matches with the details of amount uploaded by the bank.
TIN-NSDL Challan Status Enquiry For Banks
Using this features, tax collecting branches and the nodal branches can track online the status of their challans deposited in banks as follows :
Collecting Bank Branch
On providing the branch scroll date and the major head code – description, the tax collecting branch can access the total amount and total number of challans for each major head code. Further, the collecting branch can view following details :
Nodal Bank Branch
On providing the nodal scroll date and the major head code-description, the nodal branch can view the following details :
** Nodal Branch Scroll Number
** Scroll Date
** Major Head Code – Description
** Total Amount
Note :
** Above correction mechanism is applicable only for physical challans with deposit date greater than equal to September 1, 2011.
** Any correction request initiated by the taxpayer after the time limit specified above shall be rejected by Bank.
** For challans with challan deposit date from September 1, 2011 to September 30, 2011, the time limit for correction in TAN/PAN, Assessment Year and Amount will be within 45 days from challan deposit date.
** The fields that can be corrected and the entity authorized to carry out corrections on challan with deposit date less than
FAQ On e-TDS/TCS Statement
1. What is quarterly e-TDS/TCS statement?
TDS/TCS returns filed in electronic form as per section 200(3)/206C, as amended by Finance Act, 2005, are quarterly TDS/TCS statements.
As per the Income Tax Act, these quarterly statements are required to be furnished from FY 2005-06 onwards; however, as advised by Income Tax Department, acceptance of e-TDS/TCS statements pertaining to Financial Years prior to 2007-08 has been discontinued at TIN.
The forms used for quarterly e-TDS statements Forms are 24Q, 26Q and 27Q and for quarterly e-TCS statement is Form No. 27EQ. These statements filed in CD/Pen Drive should be accompanied by a signed verification in Form No. 27A in case of both, e-TDS/TCS statements.
2. Who is required to file e-TDS/TCS statements?
As per Income Tax Act, 1961, all corporate and government deductors/collectors are compulsorily required to file their TDS/TCS statements in electronic form i.e. e-TDS/TCS returns.
However, deductors/collectors other than corporate/government can file either in physical or in electronic form.
3. Who is the e-Filing Administrator?
CBDT has appointed the Director General of Income Tax (Systems) as e-Filing Administrator for the purpose of electronic filing of TDS/TCS statement.
About Us :
Tax Information Network (TIN) is an initiative by Income Tax Department of India (ITD) for the modernization of the current system for collection, processing, monitoring and accounting of direct taxes using information technology. TIN is a repository of nationwide Tax related information, and has been established by NSDL e-Governance Infrastructure Limited on behalf of ITD
Functions of Income Tax
The Income Tax Department is a government agency responsible for administering the Income Tax Act, 1961. It is responsible for collecting taxes from individuals and businesses, and for enforcing the provisions of the Income Tax Act.
The functions of the Income Tax Department include:
** Levying and collecting taxes: The Income Tax Department is responsible for levying and collecting taxes from individuals and businesses. It does this by issuing tax returns, assessing tax liability, and collecting tax payments.
** Enforcing the Income Tax Act: The Income Tax Department is responsible for enforcing the provisions of the Income Tax Act. This includes investigating tax evasion, prosecuting tax offenders, and recovering unpaid taxes.
** Providing taxpayer services: The Income Tax Department also provides taxpayer services. This includes providing information about the Income Tax Act, helping taxpayers file their tax returns, and resolving taxpayer complaints.