Advance tax default occurs when an assessee misses payment deadlines or fails to file required Form 28A intimation. An assessee is an assessee-in-default for advance tax purposes if the assessee either fails to pay the advance tax by the due dates specified in the officer's order or fails to file the intimation in Form 28A before the instalment due date.
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Advance tax default occurs when an assessee misses payment deadlines or fails to file required Form 28A intimation.
An assessee is an assessee-in-default for advance tax purposes if the assessee either fails to pay the advance tax by the due dates specified in the officer's order or fails to file the intimation in Form 28A before the instalment due date.
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