10-08-2009, 04:23 AM
Dear,
Your withheld amount is seems to have been defalcated since start, unfortunately, Our tax laws are silient as to what actions may be taken against such issues, when a prescribed person does not pay tax or issue challans. However, Laws suggest prescribe person to issue challans/certificate within the prescribed time to avoid penalty.
However, if you have any proof when reveals that your tax has been deducted then it would also be sufficed evidence, which could be used for the purpse of claiming tax while filling annual return.
If he has not paid tax so deducted, then ask for certificate which may be issued by him indicating therein the amount of tax deducted against your invoices,(which may also be used for tax claims) Also, morally persuade him to issue challans (or atleast certificate), ask their upper management regarding non issuance of challan, or ask for the amount of tax deducted by them on assumption of non payment.
Regards,
Faisal
Your withheld amount is seems to have been defalcated since start, unfortunately, Our tax laws are silient as to what actions may be taken against such issues, when a prescribed person does not pay tax or issue challans. However, Laws suggest prescribe person to issue challans/certificate within the prescribed time to avoid penalty.
However, if you have any proof when reveals that your tax has been deducted then it would also be sufficed evidence, which could be used for the purpse of claiming tax while filling annual return.
If he has not paid tax so deducted, then ask for certificate which may be issued by him indicating therein the amount of tax deducted against your invoices,(which may also be used for tax claims) Also, morally persuade him to issue challans (or atleast certificate), ask their upper management regarding non issuance of challan, or ask for the amount of tax deducted by them on assumption of non payment.
Regards,
Faisal
