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section 139; or (vi) addition of income appearing in Form 26AS or Form 16A or Form 16 which has not been included in computing

which TDS had been deducted by the party as per Form 26AS. (b) That the authorities below erred in not holding that income ... basis of TDS amounts appearing in Form 26AS. (2) That the learned CIT(Appeals) erred in confirming the disallowance

which stands reflected in their online computer records i.e Form No.26AS. 3. Whenever any Department/Govt Office/Bank deducts TDS on behalf ... Department will not reflect in the Form 26AS and as such, no credit of TDS will be allowed to the assessee resulting in unnecessary demands

petitioner as there was huge difference between data reflected in Form 26AS and assessee's statement. Form 26AS is constantly updated from time ... time. The figures reflected in Form 26AS may increase or decrease based on TDS statements filed by the deductors. In Form 26AS, rate

erred in making addition merely on the entries shown in the form 26AS. 5. Any other ground that may be deemed necessary at the time ... unjustified to calculate interest accrued on FRD/TDR as per the form 26AS, an statements filed by bankers a proof of the TDS statement deducted

have escaped assessment. 4. In respect of income reconciliation as per 26AS and books of account revealed that the assessee had shown work contract income ... inadequate explanation of expenditure. It is noticed from income reconciliation as per 26AS that the assessee has total construction income from P.C. Snehal Construction

Assessing Officer as difference between interest receipts as per 26AS statement of Rs. 1,34,99,0181- and that offered by the assessee ... whereas as per the income tax portal on form 26AS tax has been deducted on the interest income of Rs. 1,34,99,018/- based

interest income from HDFC Bank based on an erroneous Form 26AS." 2. After hearing both the sides, the additional grounds are accepted. We first ... HDFC bank of Rs.3,78,126/- whereas as per information from 26AS, whereas as per information from 26AS, it is appearing

BPLI00865E emphasizing on the fact that in the Form 26AS the name of M/s. Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee was not reflected. Assessee prays ... credit of Rs.1,26,70,712/- reflected in the Form No.26AS against tds credit amounting Rs.1,22,74,649/- claimed

being the difference in revenue appearing in Form No. 26AS vis-à-vis revenue reflected in the books of account by disregarding the revenue accrued ... being the difference in revenue appearing in Form No. 26AS vis-à-vis revenue reflected in the books of account by disregarding the revenue accrued