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This web page informs that direct tax payments have been migrated from OLTAS to e-Pay Tax facility of E-Filing portal. Users need to navigate to https://www.incometax.gov.in/ to make direct tax payments, including form 26QB.
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- FAQs on E-Pay Tax Functionality
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Question 1 What are the changes in the new e-Pay Tax service available on e-Filing portal as compared to the “OLTAS ePayment of Taxes” available on Protean Portal (previously NSDL)? Resolution: Under the new e-Pay Tax service, the entire chain of activities related to payment of direct taxes, from generation of challan (CRN) to making payment and r...
Question 29 What is the Net banking mode for payment of taxes through the e-Filing portal? Resolution: In this mode, payment can be made through Net banking facility of the Authorised Banks’. Taxpayers can avail this mode for payment of taxes, if they hold a bank account with any of the Authorised Banks. No transaction charge/fee is applicable for ...
Question 33 What is the Debit Card mode? Resolution: In this mode, payment can be made through Debit Card of selected Authorised Banks offering collection through their own debit cards. No transaction charge/fee is applicable for making tax payment through this mode. For other banks’ Debit Card, please use “Payment Gateway” mode. However, additiona...
Question 35 Can tax payments be made in offline mode? Resolution: Yes, tax payment can be made through Pay at Bank and RTGS/NEFT mode at the Bank counter. However, Challan (CRN) needs to be generated from the e-Pay Tax functionality of e-Filing Portal only. No manually filled Challan Forms (CRN) are valid for payment of taxes under offline mode. No...
Question 42 Which banks can be used by taxpayer for making tax payment through RTGS/NEFT mode? Resolution: In this mode, payment of taxes can be made through any bank that offers RTGS/NEFT services for ta payment. Question 43 Is there any extra charge/fee for making tax payment through RTGS/NEFT? Resolution: Bank charges, if applicable, will be sub...
Question 50 By which instruments taxpayer can make tax payment through payment gateway? Resolution: Payment Gateway is another mode of payment which enables a taxpayer to make tax payment using following instruments of selected banks which are associated with Payment Gateway integrated with the e-Pay Tax service at e-Filing portal: 1. Net Banking 2...
Question 1 Does the e-Pay Tax service on e-Filing portal have a specific window of time for accepting online tax payments? Resolution: Online payment through e-Pay Tax service at e-Filing portal is available 24/7. However, you are advised to visit the Bank’s website for further information. Question 2 How can I pay outstanding tax demand for any pr...
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Apr 24, 2024 · Step 1: Navigate to the official Income Tax Website and log in. Select on e-file > e-pay taxes. Step 2: Select Payment history. If Form 26QB was already filed, then you will see an entry under the type of payment: TDS on Sale of Property (800). Under Action, you will get the option to download the receipt, statement of Form 26QB.
May 4, 2024 · Learn how to deduct and deposit TDS on property purchase under Section 194IA of the Income Tax Act. Find out the process to fill and submit Form 26QB online and Form 16B to the seller.
Introduction. The Finance Act 2013 introduced section 194IA applicable w.e.f. 01.06.2013, wherein TDS is applicable on sale of immovable property where the sale consideration of the property is equal to or exceeds Rs. 50,00,000/- (Rupees Fifty Lakh). TDS @ 1% should be deducted by the purchaser/buyer of the property at the time of making ...
