How to view and download the 26AS Form?

What is Form 26AS?

  • Tax information is deducted by the detectors
  • Details of tax collected by collectors
  • Tax liability paid by a taxpayer
  • Self-assessment tax payments
  • Regular tax rate (PAN holders) kept by taxpayers
  • Retrieve information you received during the fiscal year
  • Shares, mutual funds and so on. Details of highly valuable transactions.

2. Form 26AS parts?

Section A: Tax information has been removed from the source

  • Section A1: 15G / Form 15H is a tax on the source of the form
  • Section A2: A tax is provided at the source of real estate sales. U / s194 (IA) (for property seller)

Section B: Tax Information Collected in the Sources
Section C: Tax payments (other than TDS or TCS)
Section D: Detailed information on paid payment
Section E: details of the AIR operation
Section F: Information on tax on the sale of real estate u / s194IA (for property buyers)
Section G: TDS Defaults * (Defining Defaults)

Section A: Details of Tax Deducted at Source  A part 26 of the EU, salary, interest income, retirement income and premium earnings, details of TDS, deduction TAN and deducted and deposited TDS amounts. This information is presented quarterly.

Tax deducted

Part A1: 15G / Form 15H is a tax on the source of the form

After submitting taxpayer’s 15G or 15H forms, the TDS will be informed of the non-deductible income. If you are submitting Form 15G or Form 15H, you can confirm the TDS size. If you did not submit Form 15G or Form 15H, you will see “No action” in this section.

Form 15H

Tax Information Released from Real Estate Sale u / s194 (IA) (For Real Estate Agents)

This can be applied if you sell property over the year and TDS removes your receipts. Find the relevant notes here.

Form 15H/15G

Section B: Tax Information Collected in the Sources

Section B has the details of the tax (TCS) collected by the merchant in the source. Here are the entries where your merchant and tax are taken from you

Details of tax

 

Section C: Tax payments (other than TDS or TCS)

If you’ve saved any taxes yourself, this information will appear here. There is information on the advance tax and self-assessment tax. It also includes the details of the shoe that the tax is deposited.

Part C Tax

Part D: Detailed information on paid payment

If you have any refund information, you will be able to participate in this section. The payment method includes the payment amount and the interest paid, as well as the payment date.

Part D Tax datils

Part E: details of the AIR operation

Banks and other financial institutions should provide tax authorities with information on highly valued transactions. All highlights, mutual funds purchases, high-value corporate bonds are all reported here.

Part E tax

Part F: Tax amount on the sale of real estate u 194YA (for the buyer of the property)

If you have purchased a property, you need to quit your TDS before making a payment to your merchant. This section contains information that you have mentioned and stored by the TDS.

TDS Real Property

Part G: TDS Defaults * (Handling Defaults)

It is here already mentioned here. He did not include requirements for officer assessment.

Handling TDS Property

3. How to see Form 26AS?

The 26AS-TRACES portfolio has two ways: Form 26AS can be downloaded from TRACES (see below for details on how to get 26As in this form). This income tax form is associated with 26AS PAN. Form 26AS is your birth date (DDMMYYYY format). Starting from 2008-09, form 26AS – Your bank account can be obtained through net banking. The entity has a PAN holder with a bank account with any authorized bank. You can see the Tax Credits Notification (Form 26AS), but your PAN number is linked to this account. This property is free. The list of registered banks in NSDL to show the Tax Credits Report (Form 26AS) is as follows:

  • Axis Bank Limited
  • Bank of India
  • Bank of Maharashtra
  • Bank of Baroda
  • Citibank N.A.
  • Corporation Bank
  • City Union Bank Limited
  • ICICI Bank Limited
  • IDBI Bank Limited
  • Indian Overseas Bank
  • Indian Bank
  • Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited
  • Karnataka Bank
  • Oriental Bank of Commerce
  • State Bank of India
  • State Bank of Mysore
  • State Bank of Travancore
  • State Bank of Patiala
  • The Federal Bank Limited
  • The Saraswat Co-operative Bank Limited
  • UCO Bank
  • Union Bank of India

4. How to Download Form 26AS?

Form 26AS can be downloaded: Visit the https://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in and Login page at the TRACES Website or through the Net Finance Venture for Authorized Banks using your income tax login and password. If you do not have an account, you must first register (see the login above). Step 8 E-booklet page

Download Form 26AS

Step 2 of 8

a. Enter your PIN number, password and date of birth / DD / MM / YYYY format. And enter the captcha code. Now press log in.

b. Visit the PAN e-mail site

PAN e filing

Step 3 of 8
a. The following screen will appear. Go to ‘My Account’. Click the drop-down ‘View Form 26AS’ button below

b. The form passes 26AS

View Form 26AS

Step 4 of 8
a. Click on ‘Confirm’ so that you are redirected to the TRACES website. (Do not worry, this is a necessary step and this is a government website).

b. TRACES Website

Confirm TDS

Step 5 of 8
a. Now on the TRACES (TDS-CPC) site. Select the box on the screen and click “Continue”.

b. TRACES TDS-CPC Website

TRACES TDS-CPC

Step 6 of 8
a. Click on the link at the bottom of the page – Click ‘View Tax Credits (Form 26AS) to view your Form 26AS’.

b. See Tax Credit Lines

Tax Credit Traces

Step 7 of 8
a. Select the format you want to see Year of Assessment and Form 26-AS. If you want to see it online, leave the format as HTML. You can also choose to download as a PDF. After you’ve selected, enter ‘Verification Code’ and click ‘View / Download’.

b. TRACES Verification code

TRACES Verification code

Step 8 (Final) You must enter the password to open the document. Form 26AS password is DDMMYYY format DOB. Voila! Income Tax Form 26AS will be opened

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