A processing error — wrong TDS credit, a mismatch, an arithmetic slip? We file a Section 154 rectification to fix it and release your correct refund.
When the tax department processes a return and a mistake apparent from record creeps in — unmatched TDS credit, an arithmetic error, a wrong set-off, or a mismatch with Form 26AS/AIS — you don’t appeal, you file a rectification under Section 154.
Govyapar pinpoints the error, files the rectification with the right evidence, and follows up until the corrected order (and any due refund) comes through.
A Chartered Accountant runs every stage, spot the error to refund.
We compare the order with your records.
Rectification submitted with proof.
We track the corrected order.
Any due refund released.
Rectification (154) is for obvious mistakes apparent from record — like a TDS mismatch. Appeals are for disputes on merits. We advise the right route.
Often yes — if your TDS is genuinely in 26AS but wasn’t credited, a 154 rectification corrects it.
It varies, but a well-documented 154 with clear evidence usually resolves faster than a dispute. We follow up until it’s done.