Your refund is proposed
to be adjusted against an
outstanding demand(s) − Kindly
respond
Intimation u/s 245 of Income Tax Act, 1961
Name : Sushil Mathur नाम : सुशील माथुर
PAN : ADEPM7129F | A.Y. : 2024-25 | Ack. No. : 634294050231024
DIN : CPC/2425/G8a/521295957
Status
Proposal to adjust refund
determined
Date of communication
04-Nov-2024
Resolve by
Agree/disagree with outstanding demand.
Path: www.incometax.gov.in ->Login->Pending Actions-> Response to outstanding
demand
Kindly Note:
The refund so determined is proposed to be adjusted against the outstanding demand(s) as shown in the “Outstanding
Demand table” below for which time of 21 days is granted, from the date of this Intimation.
Details of Outstanding Demand and interest payable u/s 220(2)
Sl. A.Y. Demand Section Demand Order Demand Reference number Taxpayer's AO's Outstanding
No. Uploaded date Response response
by code Demand in
(₹)
1 2020 CPC 1431a 24-Apr-2021 2021202037005527804T No Response Collectable 2260
2 2021 CPC 154 01-Apr-2022 2022202137059820736T No Response Collectable 1400
1. In case, there is no response within 21 days from date of this Intimation or where Tax payer agrees
with the demands outstanding, the refund due will be adjusted/not adjusted against demands
outstanding, based on response provided by the Jurisdictional Assessing Officer(JAO) on demand
recovery module.
2. In case the Tax payer disagrees with any of the Outstanding demand(s), in such case the JAO will
get additional 21 days to submit the responses. The final adjustment in these Tax payer disagreed
demand(s) will be based on the responses submitted by both Tax payer and JAOs
3. Tax payers can view the responses submitted by themselves and JAO in CPC 2.0 Portal, in the
below path Dashboard->e filing->User Profile Administration -> Response to Outstanding
Demand.
Important: CPC-ITR being an automated processing center, any response to Outstanding
demand(s) should be provided online in the below link only and response submitted through either
email or paper based communication cannot be taken into consideration. Hence, it s requested to
submit the responses online and not to send any response in either email or paper mode to CPC.
Procedure for filing an online response:
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Log on to www.incometax.gov.in Select ‘Response to Outstanding Demand' then click
with your credentials. Click on ‘Response to Outstanding ‘Submit Response'
Demand' under 'Pending Action'
menu
The outstanding demand as on that date will be considered for adjustment against your
refund, if you do not take any action within 21 days from the date of this communication.
Note:
The Interest demand under Section 220(2) is on account of the delay in payment of the principal demand of the
assessment year. This indicates that the principal demand has already been paid/ adjusted and solely the interest
demand is outstanding.This interest demand will be adjusted and does not require any confirmation.
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