TDS certificate authentication: TIN-generated Form 16A is required for specified banks and companies; digital or manual signature permitted. A TIN website facility will enable deductors to download Form No.16A generated from their e-TDS statements with a unique certificate number; specified companies and banking institutions must use TIN-downloaded Form No.16A for relevant deductions, others may elect to do so. Downloaded certificates may be authenticated by digital or manual signature, while non-TIN-issued certificates require manual signature. The systems authority will prescribe procedures, formats and standards, and TIN-downloaded certificates issued per those procedures will be treated as valid for statutory TDS certification requirements.
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TDS certificate authentication: TIN-generated Form 16A is required for specified banks and companies; digital or manual signature permitted.
A TIN website facility will enable deductors to download Form No.16A generated from their e-TDS statements with a unique certificate number; specified companies and banking institutions must use TIN-downloaded Form No.16A for relevant deductions, others may elect to do so. Downloaded certificates may be authenticated by digital or manual signature, while non-TIN-issued certificates require manual signature. The systems authority will prescribe procedures, formats and standards, and TIN-downloaded certificates issued per those procedures will be treated as valid for statutory TDS certification requirements.
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