IT Department introduces user friendly Challan Correction feature for ITR:

IT Department has added a user-friendly online Challan Correction function to ITR portal in an effort to improve efficiency of the income tax payment process.
Challan Correction feature for ITR
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IT Department introduces user friendly Challan Correction feature for ITR
The Income Tax Department has added a user-friendly online Challan Correction function to the Income Tax Return (ITR) portal in an effort to improve the efficiency of the income tax payment process. This function intends to quickly correct inaccuracies in income tax challans.
Taxpayers have seven days from the date of their income tax payment to take advantage of this new functionality. After this time, taxpayers must use the conventional offline approach for revisions.
The online Challan Correction option is only available for challans from Assessment Year (AY) 2020-21 (Financial Year 2019-20) and thereafter. Individuals making tax payments for AY 2020-21 and following years will be able to remedy particular errors online, reducing the need for actual visits to income tax offices.
Taxpayers can use the 'Challan Correction' feature to correct three critical details on their income tax challans:
- Assessment Year
- Major Heads (e.g., code 0021 for income tax for individuals)
- Minor Heads (e.g., advance tax)
Here are the steps to correct a challan online:
Step 1: Log in to e-filing ITR portal. Step 2: On the new page that appears, click "Create Challan Correction Request". Step 3: Choose the option that needs to be corrected:- Change in assessment year
- Changes in tax applicable (major head)
- Change in payment type (Minor head)
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