How To Response Confirm/Revise Claim Of Income Tax Refund Mail.

Written by: CHETNAA GOYAL Posted on: 8 November, 2022

HOW TO RESPONSE CONFIRM / REVISE CLAIM OF INCOME TAX REFUND MAIL

Receiving an email regarding the confirmation or revision of your income tax refund claim can be a mix of excitement and uncertainty. It's essential to respond promptly and effectively to ensure a smooth process. In this blog post, we will guide you through the steps on how to respond to confirm or revise a claim for an income tax refund.

Understanding the Email

Before diving into the response, take the time to carefully read and understand the email. Identify the key information such as the nature of the confirmation or revision required, any additional documents requested, and the deadline for your response. This will be crucial in crafting an accurate and timely reply.

To submit the response, please login to e-Filing portal>> Pending Action >> Worklist >> Response for Refund Confirmation’ and select the correct option given below:

The claims in my return of income are correct - If you have correctly claimed all deductions and has shown all income as per AIS/TIS then select this option.

I will revise my return of income to correct the amount of refund claimed - if you want to claim more or less deductions and also if you forget to report any income then select this option.

After selecting any option from the above, click submit. Before finalizing your response, review all the details and attached documents. Once satisfied, confirm the submission. The website may provide an acknowledgment or reference number for your records.

Please note that you have to submit your response within 15 days of receipt of this email.

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