Tax Credit not given by IT deptt

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Tax Credit not given by IT deptt

I am a retired CPSU employee. I filed my return for assessment year 2022-23 before the last date of paying income tax. Despite depositing tax, I am getting tax notice from Income Tax Department. I have also filed rectification twice but the result is zero. I have also submitted an online grievance and uploaded all the tax challan proofs in it, yet the Income Tax Department is sending me notices to deposit the tax. I don't understand why he can't see the tax proof. This is visible in my tax form 26AS and is also visible in my return. I have also met the ITO of my city and I have given this proof in his office also but he says that we do not have rectification access right and only Bengaluru will do it and that is why my case has not been solved yet. They have stopped my refund of around ₹ 12000 for assessment year 2023-24 and adjusted it in the tax demand. Please let me know what action I should take in this.

1 year ago

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