RECTIFICATION OF TDS RETURN
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If you made a mistake or Want to do some changes then you need to File Corrective statement of tds Return
To file corrective Statement You need to follow below mentioned steps---
1. login with your Tan Account At tin-nsdl.com by entering your User id , password and Tan no.
2. After you login to your account go to consolidated file section on the top most left corner option
3. Select download consolidated Statement and new page will appear, enter receipt no./ token no. of original return filed and also enter the relevant quarter and financial year
4. After entering the above details please enter the challan details the one which you have entered in original file with any 3 deduce details, if dedicatees are less then 3 in no’s you can repeat the same deductee.
5 once you entered the details and click submit your consolidated file will be ready for download in download section at the right corner of webpage. You can also select to download Default statement to check any other errors which may occur
6 After getting consolidated statement and default file you can easily make changes in Fuv file by editing information previously entered changing challan details are restricted up to some extent.
7. Once you finished with changes you want to do you can upload FUV file again as you use to do.......
sorry for the errors above if any
SUMIT GERA
PANIPAT
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