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<h1>Rule 29C: Declare Income Without Tax Deduction Using Forms 15G/15H; Unique ID Required; Procedures Set by Tax Authorities.</h1> Rule 29C of the Income Tax Rules, 1962 outlines the process for individuals to declare receipt of certain incomes without tax deduction using Form No. 15G or 15H, as applicable under section 197A. Declarations can be submitted in paper or electronically, and must be assigned a unique identification number by the payer. These details are included in the quarterly tax deduction statement. The Principal Director General of Income-tax (Systems) specifies procedures for declaration submission and verification, and can request declarations for up to seven years for verification purposes. Information is shared with relevant tax authorities for assessment.