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Chartered Accountants can withdraw Form 15CB where 15CA Part-C has not been filed for corresponding 15CB-
On click of Withdraw button, a popup screen containing below dropdowns are displayed for Reasons of withdrawal which is to be selected by Chartered Accountants.
In case of selection of “Others”, a Fresh box is provided to enter details with max length of 200 characters.
Chartered Accountants is needed to confirm “This is to inform you that you are agreeing to withdraw your Income tax Form 15CB. Upon withdrawal, selected Form 15CB will no longer be valid” to withdraw form.
Once Form is withdrawn, e-mail & SMS are sent to taxpayer & Chartered Accountants and status of Income tax Form 15CB is updated as “Withdrawn”.
Step-1: Chartered Accountants to Login with valid credentials
Step-2: Next we have to Go to e-File > Income Tax Forms > View Filed Forms
Step-3: Now we have to Click on View All under Income tax Form 15CB tile
Step-4: Then Click on Withdraw button to withdraw selected Income tax Form 15CB
Step-5: Select Reason for withdrawal and confirm withdrawal to proceed
Step-6: In case of Reason of withdrawal is selected as “Others”, comments to be provided in description box.
Step-7: Status as “Withdrawn” along with Reason of withdrawal is displayed under view filed forms after with withdrawing Income tax Form 15CB
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