Accounts Officers are required to submit this form containing details of taxes deducted in prescribed format to a Drawing and Disbursing Officer for processing. It is a single monthly statement where the Accounts Officer will consolidate the payment details from each of the Drawing and Disbursement Officer), for each type of deduction/collection (TDS-Salary/ TDS-Non Salary/ TDS- Non Salary Non Residents/ TCS) in a single form known as Form 24G.
Form 24G is a necessary document for Accounting Officers (AOs) for reporting Tax Deducted at Source (TDS). AO has to follow the prescribed format while passing the TDS details to the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO).
This electronic document is mandatory for every Accounts Officer who processes the bills prepared by the Drawing and Disbursing Officer. In case of State Government the District Treasury Officer will be responsible for filing Form 24G.
AOs processing TDS for salaried, non-salaried or non-resident individuals use Form 24G following specific instructions and ensuring compliance with the prescribed format.
Pay and Accounts Office (PAO), District Treasury Office (DTO) and Check Drawing and Disbursing Office (CDDO) must send Form 24G in accordance with Income Tax Department Notification No. 41/2010 dated 31 May 2010.
If the government office has paid taxes to the Central Government without a challan linked to bank deposit, PAO/CDDO/DTO (referred to herein as AO) is required to file Form 24G.
Form 24G is to be filed by every Accounts Officer(AO) every month for every type of deduction/collection i.e. TDS-Salary / TDS Non-Salary / TDS-Non Salary Non-Residents / TCS in a single form.
To fill out Form 24G, follow these steps:
Step 1: Enter valid month of filing the form.
Step 2: Provide Accounts Officer (AO) details including AIN, Name, Address, Phone Number, Email and PAO Registration Number.
Step 3: Enter the said person's details, including name, designation, address, telephone number and email.
Step 4: Indicate whether a similar form for the same period has been filed previously and, if applicable, provisional confirmation number.
Step 5: State the category of organisation that deducts tax (State or Central Government) and mention State, Ministry and Sub-Ministry if applicable.
Step 6: Complete table for each deduction, including DDO registration number, code, TAN details, name, address, email, tax collected and total amount remitted.
Step 7: Summarise the statement, including the number of individual DDOs, entries made, amount deducted and tax paid to the government.
Step 8: State precision of the data in the form, sign and enter your name in the declaration.
Follow these given steps to upload a duly furnished Form 24G online:
Step 1: Prepare Form 24G statement using data structure as prescribed by Income Tax Department (ITD) which corresponds to the format for e-statements through TIN-FC.
Step 2: Download Form 24G Return Preparation Utility from www.tin-nsdl.com.
Step 3: Validate the electronic statement using Protean's latest File Validation Utility (FVU), which can be downloaded from TIN website.
Step 4: Upload the electronic statement given to FVU by logging into the central TIN system online using the user ID, password and AIN.
Step 5: In central TIN system, select ‘Upload’ option from the main menu, select ‘Form 24G’ sub-option and upload the electronic statement.
Step 6: Make sure file name is 8 characters or less and upload multiple number of files if necessary.
Step 7: Check the status of the uploaded electronic statement by selecting ‘View Status’ from the main menu.
Step 8: Central TIN System will perform format-level validation and verify the AIN - User ID association. If the electronic statement is not valid or the AIN is not associated with the User, it will be rejected.
Step 9: After successful upload, the system will generate a provisional confirmation. AO can view as well as print the provisional confirmation.
If AO uploads Form 24G declaration through the AO account, there is no need to send Form 24G Statistical Report, Pen Drive/CD for Form 24G declarations received to Protean or TIN-FC.
There are various websites that offers the option to download the form in PDF format. Therefore you can simply search online for Form 24G to download it in PDF format and choose a trustworthy site.
Click here to download the pdf format of Form 24G.
How to Get Form 24G Receipt Number?
A unique seven-digit receipt number is generated for each statement received on Form 24G in the central TIN system. Directorate of Income Tax (Systems), Delhi assigns AIN to each accounting office, which facilitates identification of each office in the system.
PAO/DTO/CDDO must submit Form 24G. If a government office pays tax to the Central Government without a challan, the AO (PAO/CDDO/DTO or equivalent) has to file Form 24G.
After submitting a valid Form 24G, TIN-FC will issue a provisional receipt as proof of submission but does not verify the authenticity of the information. Check return processing status on tin-nsdl.com with AIN and PRN.
After logging into the AO account, users can access View/Download Book Identification Number (BIN). To view/download BIN details, follow these steps:
Step 1: Select the period (Month and Year) for the Form 24G statements filed.
Step 2: To view/download BIN for a particular TAN, enter the TAN DDO and period (month and year) for the statements filed from Form 24G.
Step 3: BIN will be generated only for DDO records with valid TAN.
Step 4: Users can request a BIN (view/download) for a maximum period of 12 months.
Step 5: To verify the remitted tax amount, check the box, enter the tax amount and check the compliance with the central TIN system.
If it matches, 'it will display Quantity Match'; otherwise 'Quantity Mismatch'.
Step 6: The download file is a text file separated by hyphens (^). It is compressed and password-protected.
Step 7: Extract the ZIP file containing BIN details using WinZip version 9.0 and higher, WinRAR version 3.90 and higher, or 7-Zip version 4.65 and higher.
The password to extract the contents of this BIN file is a 7-digit AIN. The file contains DDO records with valid TAN along with corresponding BIN. In case of a large number of records, this file will be split into multiple files.
Unlike other forms, you need to submit Form 24G electronically using the tool provided by NSDL. Before submission, AO has to generate the form using this tool and validate the file using NSDL-published software.