What should the taxpayer do if information provided by the Income Tax Department is not correct? | What should I do if the duplicate entries are there in notice received by me under the e-Verification Scheme?
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Incorrect notice information: taxpayers must respond on Insight with evidence to prompt verification and correction. If a notice under the e-Verification Scheme contains incorrect, non attributable, or duplicate information, the taxpayer must state these inaccuracies in the response filed on Insight and provide supporting evidence; the Department will then confirm the information with the source and take appropriate action based on that verification.
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Incorrect notice information: taxpayers must respond on Insight with evidence to prompt verification and correction.
If a notice under the e-Verification Scheme contains incorrect, non attributable, or duplicate information, the taxpayer must state these inaccuracies in the response filed on Insight and provide supporting evidence; the Department will then confirm the information with the source and take appropriate action based on that verification.
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