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I’m an NRI and recently had TDS deducted on a financial transaction in India. I want to confirm whether the deducted amount has been deposited and credited against my PAN.
Can I check my TDS online while living abroad? Should I use Form 26AS, AIS or the income tax portal? Also, what should I do if the deducted amount is missing from my tax records?
I would also check your Annual Information Statement (AIS). It includes TDS/TCS information and other reported financial information. Comparing the AIS with your tax credit statement can help you identify discrepancies.
Make sure you select the correct financial year or tax year. If the deduction was recent, it may take time for the deductor to file and for the tax records to update.
You can check your TDS online through the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal. Form 26AS, also known as the tax credit statement for the relevant earlier tax years, helps you verify TDS reported against your PAN.
Log in to the official portal, open the e-File section and look for the option to view Form 26AS or the applicable annual tax statement. Select the relevant tax period and review the entries.
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If the TDS is missing, first ask the person or organization that deducted it to confirm that the tax was deposited and reported using the correct PAN.
For a property sale involving an NRI, check with the buyer or their tax adviser and request the applicable TDS certificate. If the amount or PAN is incorrect, the deductor may need to correct the TDS statement.
Keep your payment records and TDS certificate until the discrepancy is resolved.