Tax filing can be a complicated and error-prone process. To assist taxpayers and resolve any concerns, the Income Tax Department offers dedicated customer care numbers and email addresses. Whether you have inquiries about e-filing, PAN cards, refunds, or other tax-related issues, the Income Tax customer care service is here to help. Below is the comprehensive list of official Income Tax customer care numbers, helpline details, and email IDs.
Here are the types of queries that you can address by calling any of the income tax toll-free numbers:
Here’s a list of official Income Tax department helpline numbers and email contacts to help you resolve your queries efficiently:
1. e-filing and Centralized Processing Center
For queries related to e-Filing of Income Tax Return or Forms and other value added services & Intimation, Rectification, Refund and other Income Tax Processing Related Queries:
2. AIS and Reporting Portal
For queries related to AIS, TIS, SFT Preliminary response, Response to e-campaigns or e-Verification call 1800 103 4215
3. TDS Reconciliation Analysis and Correction Enabling System (TRACES)
Form 16, Tax Credit (Form 26AS) and other queries related to TDS statement, Form 15CA processing:
4. Tax Information Network - NSDL
For queries related to PAN & TAN application for Issuance or Update through NSDL call +91-20-27218080
5. Demand Management - Tax Payer Demand Facilitation Center
For facilitation in resolving outstanding tax demand email at taxdemand@cpc.incometax.gov.in
6. Web Manager
| Queries related to | Email id |
| Tax Audit report (Form 3CA-3CD, 3CB-3CD) | TAR.helpdesk@incometax.gov.in |
| Income Tax return (For ITR 1 to ITR 7) | ITR.helpdesk@incometax.gov.in |
| e-Pay Tax service | epay.helpdesk@incometax.gov.in |
| Any other issue | efilingwebmanager@incometax.gov.in |
After knowing the income tax customer number, you can also take a look at the official SMS codes of the income tax department. These codes are generally used to send out official communication.
The income tax department uses these codes, in particular, to send reminder messages and notifications regarding tax payments. Some of these codes are also used for sending notifications regarding PAN cards.
The income tax department has also introduced various precautionary measures, such as Domain-based Message Authentication, Sender Policy Framework, etc., to block out phishing emails sent to taxpayers.
Here is a list of things to remember with respect to income tax communications.
If you receive any email or an SMS that the sender poses as an income tax official, communicate with the department. You can send an email to webmanager@incometax.gov.in or write to incident@cert-in.org.in to discuss the issue.