Sailesh Kumar Shah
(Expert) 09 February 2012
Of course, on Form 26AS basis. No need to take on estimate basis. It would be better to take tax credit on tds certificate basis.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 09 February 2012
It requires computation on actual basis and not on estimated basis.
C. P. CHUGH
(Expert) 10 February 2012
Together with TDS as available in Form 26AS, you are also required to claim credit for TDS (if any) deducted and not appearing in form 26AS on the basis of Physical Certificate in your Hand.
Match your Physical Certificates with 26AS and those no appearing there, contact the Deductor and ask him to file correction statement so that the credit for those is also available in FOrm 26AS.
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