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Why do Indian taxpayers get angry about sections 234B and 234C only after the tax year is already over?

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Rohit Malhotra
May 29, 2026 3,334 views 1 answer
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Advance tax sounds manageable in theory, yet many Indian taxpayers only start worrying about sections 234B and 234C when interest appears later. Please explain why that keeps happening and what the system is really punishing.

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