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<h1>Direct payment of tax required when no tax deducted or deduction fails; deductor may be deemed assessee in default.</h1> Section 391 requires the assessee to pay income tax directly where no provision exists for deduction at source or where tax has not been deducted as required. A special mechanism governs direct payment for specified securities or sweat equity from an eligible start up under section 289(3). If a person obliged to deduct tax (including a principal officer or employer) fails to deduct or remit tax and the assessee also fails to pay, that person is deemed an assessee in default under section 398(1).