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 real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
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.