Income Tax Intimation Order Password
The intimation order you receive under Section 143(1) of the Income Tax Act is password-protected to ensure your privacy.
Here’s how to access the intimation order:
- The password is a combination of your PAN (in lowercase letters) and your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format, with no spaces or special characters.
- For example, if your PAN is ABCDE1234E and your date of birth is January 1st, 2000, the password to access the document would be “abcde1234e01012000”.
This password will allow you to open the downloaded intimation file. The intimation itself will inform you of any adjustments made to your tax return, any taxes owed or refunds due, and any further actions required on your part.
Income Tax ITR-V Acknowledgement Password
Further, The password for your ITR acknowledgement (ITR-V) follows the same format as the intimation order password:
- Your PAN in lowercase letters
- Your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format (no spaces or special characters)
For instance, if your PAN is XYZAB1234C and your date of birth is July 15th, 1990, the password for your ITR-V would be “xyzab1234c15071990”.
This password applies to most downloadable documents from the Income Tax Department, including ITR-V and intimation orders.
What is Intimation Order in Income Tax under Section 143(1)
An intimation order in Income Tax, specifically under Section 143(1) of the Income Tax Act, is a communication sent by the Income Tax Department after they have processed your Income Tax Return (ITR). It’s essentially a report summarizing the details you submitted and the department’s assessment of your tax situation.
Here’s a breakdown of what an intimation order typically contains:
- Your details: Basic information like your name, address, and PAN.
- ITR filing details: This includes the acknowledgment number, filing date, and any ITR form you used.
- Income details: The income figures you declared in your return.
- Tax calculations:
- The taxes you calculated based on your income.
- The taxes the department has calculated after processing your return. There might be some adjustments here.
- Refund or tax demand:
- If you’ve overpaid taxes, the intimation will mention the amount due as a refund.
- Conversely, if you owe additional taxes, the intimation will specify the amount as a tax demand.
Essentially, the intimation order acts as a formal confirmation from the Income Tax Department regarding your tax liability for the specific financial year.
Here are some additional points to remember about intimation orders:
- It might be password-protected, and the password is usually your PAN in lowercase letters combined with your date of birth in DDMMYYYY format (no spaces or special characters).
- You can view the intimation order directly on the Income Tax Department’s e-filing portal after logging in.
- It’s important to review the intimation order carefully. If there are any discrepancies with your calculations or missing information, you might need to take corrective actions like filing a revised return or rectification application.
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