Recording of cheque tender date ensures payment is treated as made when the instrument is handed to bankers upon honour. Recording the date a cheque or draft is tendered with an authorised public sector bank determines the date of payment for direct taxes when the instrument is honoured; banks were instructed to stamp chalans with either an inward receipt or a two-date stamp (date of tender and date of realisation), and chalan proformae were revised to include separate columns for those dates.
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Recording of cheque tender date ensures payment is treated as made when the instrument is handed to bankers upon honour.
Recording the date a cheque or draft is tendered with an authorised public sector bank determines the date of payment for direct taxes when the instrument is honoured; banks were instructed to stamp chalans with either an inward receipt or a two-date stamp (date of tender and date of realisation), and chalan proformae were revised to include separate columns for those dates.
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