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TDS credit claims not reflected in Form 26AS require AO...

TDS credit verification: credits shown in Form 26AS or supported by evidence and indemnity may be allowed only after AO verification.

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Income Tax March 18, 2026 Case Laws AT
TDS credit claims not reflected in Form 26AS require AO verification before allowance; the appellate direction permitting credit where Form 26AS shows TDS, or where the assessee produces evidence plus an indemnity bond, is valid only if the AO conducts necessary verification. The Tribunal found CIT(A) did not mandate unconditional credit but correctly required verification and therefore dismissed Revenue's challenge and the assessee's cross-objection, upholding that credits may be allowed after the AO's appropriate verification.

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