Manage Tax Credits
Tax Credits represent the income tax you've already paid during the financial year through:
- TDS (Tax Deducted at Source)
- TCS (Tax Collected at Source)
- Advance Tax
- Self-Assessment Tax
These credits are applied against your total tax liability, helping reduce the final amount payable when filing your Income Tax Return.
Important Note
- Make sure to cross-verify imported or manually added entries with your Form 26AS and AIS.
- Tax credits not reflected in your return may lead to a notice from the ITD or delays in processing.
How to Add Tax Credits
There are three ways to add your tax credits:
1. Import from ITD using Autofill
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Navigate to File > Add Tax Credits
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Click on Import from ITD using Autofill
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Connect to the Income Tax Department via Aadhaar OTP or login credentials.
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Once connected, your TDS, TCS, Advance Tax, and Self-Assessment Tax will be automatically imported
2. Upload Form 26AS
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Go to File > Add Tax Credits
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Click on Upload Form 26AS
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Attach your Form 26AS (downloaded from the Income Tax Portal
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Review the auto-fetched credits and proceed
3. Add Manually
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Navigate to File > Tax Credits
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Click on Add Manually
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Select the type of tax credit: TDS, TCS, Advance Tax, or Self-Assessment Tax
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Fill in the required details such as TAN, Name of Deductor, Amount, etc.
💡 You can refer to your AIS (Annual Information Statement) for advance tax and self-assessment tax details for the financial year.
How to Delete All Tax Credits
You can remove all added tax credits and start fresh. Here’s how:
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Navigate to File > Tax Credits
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Click the three dots icon (â‹®) in the top right
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Select Delete
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Confirm the action when prompted.
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