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What is the new procedure for payment of direct taxes at banks?

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What is the new procedure for payment of direct taxes at banks?

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A5 If you are paying taxes in cash at any designated bank branch or by cheque at the bank branch where you have a bank account the bank will accept your cash/cheque and will immediately stamp the counterfoil of the challan with a rubber stamp containing the CIN.If however you are paying taxes by cheque/draft at a bank branch other than where you have a bank account the collecting bank branch will accept your cheque/draft and issue you a paper token in acknowledgement. When you present this token after encashment of the cheque the bank will hand over the acknowledgement counterfoil duly stamped with the CIN.

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