ITR filing FY 2023-24 FAQs: Name of taxpayer in ITR does not match with name in PAN database; here’s what you can do

ITR filing FY 2023-24: The Income Tax Department has recently published a set of commonly asked questions (FAQs) to assist taxpayers with their return filings for the Assessment Year 2024-25. These FAQs cover a range of important topics and are no...

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Name of taxpayer in ITR does not match with name in PAN database; here’s what you can do.
The Income Tax Department has released common Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) faced by taxpayers during filing their returns for AY 2024-25. Here some of the important FAQs as per the tax department’s website.

Taxpayer is getting error as “Name of taxpayer in ITR does not match with the Name as per the PAN data base?

First Name, Middle Name and Last Name in ITR should be same as per the name registered under My profile section after login on the portal. Taxpayer should update the profile and then download the latest prefill Json for filing return in offline mode or start new filing in Online mode to resolve these issues.

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Taxpayer is unable to choose ITR 1/ 4 from drop down for AY 2024-25 as the option is greyed off” while filing return?

In case taxpayer has special rate of Income and TDS is deducted for such income (For Ex: 115BB), then ITR 1 and ITR 4 are not applicable for such taxpayer. So, the respective dropdowns are greyed off. In this case, taxpayer is required to file ITR Form 2 or 3 as applicable.

Also read: Complete guide to filing ITR

Schedule VIA for claiming deductions is not enabled while filing the ITR for AY 2024-25?

From AY 2024-25, new tax regime has become the default tax regime and VIA deductions cannot be claimed, except deduction u/s 80CCD(2)/80CCH/80JJAA as per the provision of Section 115BAC of the Income Tax Act, 1961. In case taxpayer wants to claim any deductions (as applicable), then taxpayer need to choose for old tax regime by selecting “Yes” option in ITR 1 / ITR 2 (or) “Yes, within due date” option in ITR 3 / ITR 4 / ITR 5 in the field provided for “opting out option” under Schedule ‘Personal Information’ or ‘Part-A General’ in the respective ITR.

While filing the ITR, taxpayer is getting bank account validation error. So, how to resolve the issue?

Taxpayer has to check that ‘whether a valid bank account detail’is added under ‘My Bank Account’ tab in ‘My profile’ section in the income tax portal before filing the ITR. Taxpayer should update the profile correctly before starting the new filing of return. Taxpayer can file ITR using offline utility in case of facing any issues while validation Bank account. However, pre-validated bank account is required for issue of refund.

In case taxpayer has earned special income like winning from lottery or horse races, then whether taxpayer is eligible to file ITR 1 and ITR 4?

In the cases where TDS has been deducted on special income like winning from lottery or horse races etc, then filing of ITR-1 and 4 is not allowed. So, it is recommended to taxpayer to check Form 26AS and AIS before filing the ITR.

If Form 10IEA is filed for AY 2024-25 then is it compulsory for taxpayer to opt for old tax regime?

Ans: Yes, once Form 10IEA is filed for AY 2024-25 then it cannot be reverted in same AY and Taxpayer need to mandatorily opt for the old tax regime for AY 2024-25. Taxpayer can change the option in the next assessment year based on the income details and ITR applicability for such Assessment Year.

In which case filing of Form 10IEA for AY 2024-25 is compulsory to opt for old tax regime?

Ans: In the cases where taxpayer wants to file ITR under old tax regime for AY 2024-25 with Business and profession income i.e., either in ITR-3 or ITR-4, then filing of FORM 10IEA is mandatory.
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Taxpayer is unable to claim Interest on borrowed capital of Self occupied property as it is greyed off?

Ans: From AY 2024-25, ‘New Tax Regime’has become the ‘Default tax regime’and claiming of “Interest on borrowed capital for Self-occupied property” is not allowed as per the provision of Section 115BAC of the Act, 1961. In case Taxpayer wants to claim, then taxpayer must choose ‘Old Tax Regime’ by selecting “Yes” in ITR 1 / ITR 2 or “Yes, within due date” option in ITR 3 / ITR 4 / ITR 5 in the field provided for “opting out option” in the ITR Form.

While filing ITR for AY 2024-25, “Taxpayer unable to claim all other deductions other than 80CCD (2)?”

Ans: From AY 2024-25, new tax regime has become the default tax regime where claiming of chapter VIA deductions are not allowed except section 80CCD (2) as per the provision of section 115BAC of the Income Tax Act. In case Taxpayer wants to claim any other VIA deductions, then taxpayer must choose ‘Old Tax Regime’ by selecting “Yes” in ITR 1 / ITR 2 or “Yes, within due date” option in ITR 3 / ITR 4 in the field provided for “opting out option” in the ITR Form.
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10 must-have documents to file ITR for FY 2023-24
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To login or register on the income tax e-filing portal, taxpayers must mention their PAN or Aadhaar. Any tax deducted or collected from the taxpayer during the year is deposited on the basis of PAN. Apart from PAN, taxpayers must also mention their Aadhaar number in the ITR form.


To login or register on the income tax e-filing portal, taxpayers must mention their PAN or Aadhaar. Any tax deducted or collected from the taxpayer during the year is deposited on the basis of PAN. ..
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It is a TDS certificate issued to employees by employers. It provides information about the total tax deducted from the employee's salary and deposited against his/her PAN during the financial year, the total salary income paid, and the deductions and exemptions claimed by the employee as per the chosen tax regime.

It is a TDS certificate issued to employees by employers. It provides information about the total tax deducted from the employee's salary and deposited against his/her PAN during the financial year, ..
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Tax can be deducted on other income such as interest earned from fixed deposits, recurring deposits, dividends, etc. If the tax has been deducted during the fiscal year for which tax return is being filed, then banks, companies and other financial institutions must issue Form 16A.

Tax can be deducted on other income such as interest earned from fixed deposits, recurring deposits, dividends, etc. If the tax has been deducted during the fiscal year for which tax return is being ..
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An individual can receive interest income from various sources, apart from banks. It is important to collect interest certificates for interest earned from various sources to report the correct income in the ITR form.

An individual can receive interest income from various sources, apart from banks. It is important to collect interest certificates for interest earned from various sources to report the correct incom..
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Taxpayers should download their AIS from the income tax e-filing portal. The statement has information about most incomes of an individual in the relevant financial year.The income information in the AIS must match with that in documents such as Form 16, Form 16A, interest certificates and other documents.

Taxpayers should download their AIS from the income tax e-filing portal. The statement has information about most incomes of an individual in the relevant financial year.The income information in the..
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This is a tax passbook showing tax deducted from various incomes and deposited against the taxpayer's PAN during the financial year. Any mismatch will create issues for taxpayers as the income tax department will allow tax credit only on the amount reflecting in Form 26AS and not in the TDS certificates.

This is a tax passbook showing tax deducted from various incomes and deposited against the taxpayer's PAN during the financial year. Any mismatch will create issues for taxpayers as the income tax de..
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A taxpayer must report all the bank accounts held by him/her during the FY 2023-24. Reporting of bank accounts is mandatory irrespective of whether there is income tax refund or not.

A taxpayer must report all the bank accounts held by him/her during the FY 2023-24. Reporting of bank accounts is mandatory irrespective of whether there is income tax refund or not.

A taxpayer is required to report income from capital gains in the ITR form. An individual can earn capital gains by selling land, building, house, equity shares, equity mutual funds, gold, etc.

A taxpayer is required to report income from capital gains in the ITR form. An individual can earn capital gains by selling land, building, house, equity shares, equity mutual funds, gold, etc.

An individual must keep the relevant documents handy as proofs to claim the deductions.

An individual must keep the relevant documents handy as proofs to claim the deductions.

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