TRACES - TDS Reconciliation Analysis and Correction Enabling System
Harit Aaykar
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Date of communication: 17/10/2016



Dear Deductor (TAN- XXXXXXXXXX)

As per the records of the Centralized Processing Cell (TDS) , there is variation in respect to your TAN in the "TDS claimed by the taxpayers in their Income Tax Returns" and "Tax Credits available as per 26AS Statements", for the Financial Years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015.


The above variation has arisen due to the difference in the TDS claimed by the taxpayers in their Income Tax Returns compared to TDS reported by you in the quarterly TDS Statements. You may be aware that the transactions, available in 26AS statements, are based on the information reported by you in the TDS statements.

The variation served against your TAN are attached in the following format, to enable you to check your records for respective PANs and take appropriate action.

TAN TAN NAME PAN PAN Name FINANCIAL YEAR TAX CREDIT CLAIMED CREDIT AVAILABLE IN 26AS STATEMENT


Your attention is hereby drawn to the Order of the Hon'ble Delhi High Court, dated 14th March 2013, wherein serious note had been taken of the failure of deductors to report correct transactions. The Hon'ble court had observed that the default on part of the deductor causes unwarranted harassment and inconvenience to the taxpayer


Actions to be taken:


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