Payment of Direct Taxes through Designated Bank Branches expands collection points; challans and identification details must accompany payments. Facility for payment of direct taxes is expanded to permit collection through all branches of specified public sector banks in places where income tax offices are situated, supplementing existing Reserve Bank and State Bank collection. Payments may be by cash, crossed cheque or draft drawn on any local bank at the place of payment; out station cheques/drafts are accepted only at branches that accepted them before the extension. Taxpayers must ensure challans contain required particulars including Permanent Account Number, and receipted challan copies will be issued as proof; the date of payment for cheques is when proceeds are realised and credited.
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Payment of Direct Taxes through Designated Bank Branches expands collection points; challans and identification details must accompany payments.
Facility for payment of direct taxes is expanded to permit collection through all branches of specified public sector banks in places where income tax offices are situated, supplementing existing Reserve Bank and State Bank collection. Payments may be by cash, crossed cheque or draft drawn on any local bank at the place of payment; out station cheques/drafts are accepted only at branches that accepted them before the extension. Taxpayers must ensure challans contain required particulars including Permanent Account Number, and receipted challan copies will be issued as proof; the date of payment for cheques is when proceeds are realised and credited.
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