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As part of making tax payment simpler
and faster, an Online Tax Accounting System (OTAS) will come into effect from
tomorrow. The new online system would simplify the procedure of tax payment and
ensure that taxpayers get accurate credit for their payments. It would also enable Income Tax
department to monitor tax collections on a day-to-day basis, it said. The tax
payments from banks will reach the Tax Information Network (TIN) of the
Government in 2 days instead of the present over 15 days. The IT department will introduce the
system of online tax payment throughout the country from June 1st. The new
system will simplify procedures by reducing the number of challans to 3 from
the present 7 required for paying tax through banks. Taxpayers will have to fill a single
copy tax challan instead of 4 as at present and it would be identifiable by a
unique Challan Identification Number (CIN) as also the Permanent Account Number
(PAN) or Tax Deduction Account Number (TAN). Banks would enter the data from the
main copy of the challan and transmit it online to IT department?s TIN. Taxpayers need not have to enclose copy
of the challans with their returns as the challans would be dematerialised.
Instead, they will just have to mention the CIN. Tax authorities will verify
claims for credit with the information available from TIN. |
