Refund for payer-borne tax deductions: payer may seek return after paying tax when deduction not required. Where a written agreement makes the payer liable to bear tax deductible under section 195 on non-interest income and the payer, having paid such tax, claims deduction was not required, the payer may apply to the Assessing Officer for a refund within a prescribed short period; the Assessing Officer shall allow or reject the application in writing, may conduct inquiries, must provide an opportunity of hearing before rejection, and must decide within the statutory timeframe.
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Refund for payer-borne tax deductions: payer may seek return after paying tax when deduction not required.
Where a written agreement makes the payer liable to bear tax deductible under section 195 on non-interest income and the payer, having paid such tax, claims deduction was not required, the payer may apply to the Assessing Officer for a refund within a prescribed short period; the Assessing Officer shall allow or reject the application in writing, may conduct inquiries, must provide an opportunity of hearing before rejection, and must decide within the statutory timeframe.
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