How to pay self-assessment tax?

Filing an income tax return and its showing ‘Tax payable’? You need to pay the self-assessment tax.

How to pay self-assessment tax?

Go to NSDL portal https://onlineservices.tin.egov-nsdl.com/etaxnew/tdsnontds.jsp
Choose CHALLAN NO./ITNS 280
Tax Applicable – (0021) Income Tax (Other than Companies)
Type of Payment – (300) Self-Assessment Tax
Mode Of Payment – Choose your desired mode of payment
Permanent Account No – Enter your PAN
Assessment Year – select the assessment year
Enter your address and captcha code
Click on ‘Proceed’
You can see the preview of your challan. Tick the box ‘I agree’
You will be redirected to the Bank’s site. Complete your transaction.
Download and save the receipt / challan for future reference.
Go back to ITR filing portal and enter the challan details of self-assessment tax.
Submit and e-verify your income tax return.

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