Income tax: The e-mail has been sent in such a way that at first glance it seems that it has been sent by the Income Tax Deptt. It is being claimed that the recipient of the e-mail is entitled to get back Rs.41,104.
PIB Fact Check: If you have also filed ITR this time, then you must read this news. Even if you have not filed ITR, it is important to stay updated with the information given in this news. Actually, these days a mail is coming on the e-mail ID of people, it may be that this e-mail has also come on your mail. It is being claimed that the recipient of the e-mail is entitled to get back Rs 41,104.
The screen shot is also becoming fiercely viral.
The e-mail has been sent in such a way that at first sight it seems that it has been sent by the Income Tax Deptt. But this is completely fake. The screen shot of this e-mail is also going viral on social media. Seeing which many people are getting confused. Let’s know the whole reality.
What information was given in the e-mail?
It is written in the mail that you have to inform that Income Tax Dept has completed the work of account audit. You are entitled to get Rs 41,104.22 but one of your details is wrong. Please cross check and apply for refund as per rules. In the matter of the e-mail, information has been given at the bottom that this e-mail has been issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax.
The case is completely fake
On gathering information about the screen shot of the e-mail going viral, it was found that it is completely fake. The reality came out after PIB Fact Check of the e-mail. On the basis of the fact check, it was told that the e-mail coming in the name of Income Tax India is fake and this claim is completely false. Investigation found that this e-mail is being sent to people from webmanager@incometax.gov.in .
Government’s official fact
Checker ‘PIB Fact Check’ has prohibited people from forwarding any such misleading message. The above message was told by PIB Fact Check that this claim is completely fake. No such order has been given by the Finance Ministry.
