CBDT Makes Tax Payment Easier with New ‘e-Pay Tax’ Tool:

CBDT Makes Tax Payment Easier with New ‘e-Pay Tax’ Tool

The Income Tax Department has launched a new 'e-Pay Tax' system on its official website to make tax payments easier for citizens

CBDT Simplifies Tax Payment with ‘e-Pay Tax’

authorJanvi KolidateApr 24, 2025
Last update on Apr 24, 2025
The Income Tax Department has launched a new 'e-Pay Tax' system on its official website to make tax payments easier for citizens, according to the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT). "No more standing in long bank lines, filling complicated forms, or worrying about last-minute tax payments. The Department's new 'e-Pay Tax' feature offers a simple, efficient, and stress-free way to meet your tax obligations," the CBDT explained. This new system allows taxpayers to pay without logging in - no username or password needed. Step 1: To avail this service, you need to visit the website of e-filing and click on 'e-Pay Tax.' Step 2: You will only fill in your PAN and mobile number, then submit the OTP received on your mobile number. Step 3: In the next step, select the suitable tax type, such as income tax or advance tax and enter payment details, including any extra charges. Step 4: After checking everything, click 'Pay Now' to finish. Step 5: You'll get immediate confirmation by text and email, plus a downloadable payment receipt. "This isn't just about new technology. It shows how the government is improving its relationship with taxpayers by making all services simpler. It's a glimpse of what digital governance should be - convenient, fast and uncomplicated," the CBDT stated. The feature helps encourage on-time tax payments by removing obstacles and brings tax services closer to citizens, especially individuals and small businesses, by providing a direct digital payment option. Income tax is collected by the Indian Government on everyone's earnings, according to rules in the Income Tax Act, 1961. It's charged on yearly income, with the tax year running from April 1 to March 31. Tax law defines two important terms: the "previous year" (when you earn the income) and the "assessment year" (when that income is taxed).

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