What if you agree to the mismatch between return of income and information explained to you in the notice u/s 133(6) of the IT Act, 1961, under e-Verification Scheme?
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E verification mismatch: taxpayer may update the ITR and pay additional tax to resolve the discrepancy. If a taxpayer accepts a discrepancy between the return of income and information in the e Verification notice, the taxpayer may update the income tax return and pay any additional taxes; a response to the notice may state that the mismatch is accepted and the ITR has been, or will be, revised under the statutory revision provision, thereby addressing the inconsistency identified under the e Verification Scheme.
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E verification mismatch: taxpayer may update the ITR and pay additional tax to resolve the discrepancy.
If a taxpayer accepts a discrepancy between the return of income and information in the e Verification notice, the taxpayer may update the income tax return and pay any additional taxes; a response to the notice may state that the mismatch is accepted and the ITR has been, or will be, revised under the statutory revision provision, thereby addressing the inconsistency identified under the e Verification Scheme.
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