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VARIOUS TYPES OF CHALLAN IN DETAILS

A Challan is an official document or receipt that records a transaction, often related to payment
or penalties. The term “challan” is widely used in India for various purposes, including payments
to the government, traffic fines, and legal proceedings

  • Traffic Challan Purpose: Issued by traffic police when a motorist violates traffic rules such as speeding, driving without a license, not wearing a helmet, etc. How It Works: The offender can receive the challan on the spot or digitally (e-challan). The violator must pay the fine either online or at a designated office. Payment: Via online platforms, mobile applications, or by visiting the traffic police department
  • Income Tax Challan Purpose: Used to deposit income tax or related payments to the Income Tax Department of India. Types: Common challans include: :Challan ITNS 280: Payment of income tax, advance tax, and self-assessment tax. :Challan ITNS 281: For the deposit of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) and Tax Collected at Source (TCS). :Challan ITNS 282: For payments related to wealth tax, securities transaction tax, etc.
  • GST Challan Purpose: Used for the payment of Goods and Services Tax (GST) to the government. Types: Normal GST Challan: Created when the taxpayer generates a challan for regular GST payments. Demand Challan: Issued when the taxpayer is required to pay any pending liabilities

Details of the Offense or Transaction

In the case of traffic or legal challans, this includes details of the violation such as the type of offense, time, date and location. For commercial challans, it may include item descriptions, quantity & price

Details of the Offense or Transaction

Penalty or Payment Information

The amount to be paid (for fines, services, etc.), deadlines for payment and information on how to make the payment. This may also include the details of any penalties for delayed payment

Penalty or Payment Information

Manual Challan: Issued on the spot by a traffic officer.
E-Challan: An electronic challan issued automatically via CCTV footage or through an app used
by the police

You can pay a challan either:
Online via the official traffic police website or government portals like Parivahan.
Offline by visiting the traffic police station or RTO office

Failure to pay a challan can result in:
Accumulation of fines.
Legal notices being sent to your home.
Possible court appearances or vehicle confiscation

Yes, someone else can pay your challan online or offline. They will need the vehicle
number or challan details to do so.

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