The CBDT has issued a letter dated 1st June 2015 stating
that grievances have been received by the Board from many
taxpayers that in their cases the deductor has deducted tax
at source from payments made to them in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter XVII of the Income-tax Act but has
failed to deposit the same into the Government. The CBDT has
pointed out that under section 205 of the Act, the assessee
shall not be called upon to pay the tax to the extent that
tax has been deducted from the income. It has emphasized
that the Act puts a bar on direct demand against the
assessee in such cases and the demand on account of tax
credit mismatch cannot be enforced coercively. The CBDT has
asked all assessing officers not to put the assessees to
any inconvenience on account of the default of tax info
into the Government account by the deductor.
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Thursday, 11 June 2015
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