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Post-filing support plays a vital role in ensuring that taxpayers remain compliant even after submitting their Income Tax Returns. The Income Tax Department often issues notices for discrepancies like income mismatches, TDS errors, or incomplete details. TaxBuddy bridges this post-filing gap by offering expert-led support for quick and accurate resolution. Through its AI-driven platform and mobile app, TaxBuddy helps taxpayers understand, respond, and resolve notices without

A rejected Income Tax Return (ITR) can disrupt the entire filing process and delay refunds. Rejections typically occur due to errors in personal details, TDS mismatches, or validation issues during e-filing. However, the Income Tax Act, 1961, provides clear mechanisms to correct these errors through rectification under Section 154 or revision under Section 139(5). Understanding the nature of rejection and choosing the correct rectification method ensures smooth compliance and

Incorrect or outdated bank account details can delay or even block income tax refunds. Fortunately, the Income Tax Department allows taxpayers to correct or update their bank information after filing their ITR . Using the e-filing portal, one can revalidate, update, or nominate a new account linked with PAN to ensure refunds are credited seamlessly. The process is entirely online and can be completed before the return is processed. Table of Contents Why Correcting Bank Accoun

If your Income Tax Return (ITR) verification is still pending, your filing isn’t complete yet. The Income Tax Department treats an unverified return as invalid, meaning it’s as if the return was never filed. This can cause refund delays, interest on taxes, or even notices from the department. The verification step confirms that the details you filed are accurate and genuine. Fortunately, completing ITR verification takes just a few minutes through Aadhaar OTP, net banking, or

ncome Tax Return (ITR) rejection continues to be a recurring issue for taxpayers under the Income Tax Act, 1961. Even minor mismatches or incomplete filings can result in rejection, leading to refund delays and compliance troubles. The Income Tax Department’s system cross-verifies every detail from Form 16, Form 26AS, AIS, and bank data — any inconsistency can halt processing. Most rejections stem from incomplete information, failure to e-verify, or incorrect form selection.

Form 16B is a crucial TDS certificate issued to property sellers when tax is deducted at source under Section 194IA of the Income Tax Act, 1961. It confirms that the buyer has deducted and deposited TDS on the sale of property with the government. This document is downloaded from the TRACES (TDS Reconciliation Analysis and Correction Enabling System) portal by the buyer and shared with the seller. The process requires basic details like PAN, acknowledgment number of Form 26QB

When the tax deducted at source (TDS) exceeds your actual income tax liability, the excess amount becomes refundable under the Income Tax Act, 1961. To receive this refund, a taxpayer must file an Income Tax Return (ITR) for the respective financial year, ensuring all income, deductions, and exemptions are correctly reported. The process involves filing, verification, and refund credit to the taxpayer’s registered bank account. Understanding the steps and timelines helps avo

Section 194N of the Income Tax Act regulates cash withdrawals beyond prescribed limits to promote transparency and discourage unaccounted cash transactions. Introduced to drive the shift toward digital payments, this section requires banks, co-operative societies, and post offices to deduct TDS when withdrawals exceed ₹1 crore annually. Budget 2025 has refined thresholds, exemptions, and compliance processes, making it vital for both individuals and entities to stay informed

Income overlooked during assessments gets addressed in Sections 147 to 151 of the Income Tax Act. The assessing officer may still assess if they believe that some revenue was disregarded in the Income Tax Return (ITR) , regardless of whether the returns were filed or the evaluation finalized for the same return. This situation is known as income escaping assessment. Section 148A allows taxpayers to present their case on whether an income escaping assessment is necessary. The

In India, gold is a valuable item that can be used as collateral in addition to being a cultural icon. The Goods and Services Tax  (GST) significantly altered the tax structure for a number of industries, and gold is no exception. In India, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on gold, a valuable and highly sought-after commodity, has become a crucial consideration for investors and buyers. Currently, the value of gold, both 24 carat and 22 carat, is subject to a 3% GST rate , an