Centralised processing of tax returns empowers designated assessing officers to process returns and issue intimations, demands, and refunds under concurrent jurisdiction. Centralised processing applies to postal and electronic returns, with regionally designated Assessing Officers granted concurrent jurisdiction to process returns under section 143(1), issue intimations, demand notices and refunds, and carry out rectifications under section 154. Designated officers will centrally collect and store paper returns, correct mismatches between e-returns and paper returns, allow TDS/TCS credit based on return information subject to selective verification, adjust refunds against IRLA liabilities before issuing refunds, and refer potential penalty matters to the Assessing Officer for decision.
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Centralised processing of tax returns empowers designated assessing officers to process returns and issue intimations, demands, and refunds under concurrent jurisdiction.
Centralised processing applies to postal and electronic returns, with regionally designated Assessing Officers granted concurrent jurisdiction to process returns under section 143(1), issue intimations, demand notices and refunds, and carry out rectifications under section 154. Designated officers will centrally collect and store paper returns, correct mismatches between e-returns and paper returns, allow TDS/TCS credit based on return information subject to selective verification, adjust refunds against IRLA liabilities before issuing refunds, and refer potential penalty matters to the Assessing Officer for decision.
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