Toll Receipts for Payment Verification

• Yes, toll plazas can issue receipts for toll payments, which can be used for tax purposes.
  
• Receipts typically include details such as the toll amount paid, the date and time of payment, and the toll plaza location.
  
• These receipts serve as proof of payment for individuals or companies who need to track expenses for tax filing.
  
• They can be particularly useful for businesses managing transportation or logistics costs.
  
• The receipt can also show the vehicle class and the toll rate applicable.
  

Electronic Toll Receipts (for FASTag Users)

• For electronic toll collections (FASTag), digital receipts are automatically issued after each transaction.
  
• These digital receipts contain all necessary details, such as transaction ID, vehicle number, toll plaza, and payment amount.
  
• They can be accessed via the mobile application or email linked to the FASTag account.
  
• Businesses and individuals can download and use these receipts for accounting and tax purposes.
  
• The records of electronic toll transactions are available for tax reporting, ensuring transparency and ease of tracking.
  

Manual Toll Receipt Issuance

• At manual toll booths, receipts are issued by toll booth attendants upon cash payment.
  
• The manual receipts are typically printed on paper and include information such as the vehicle number, toll amount, and the name of the toll operator.
  
• These receipts are useful for individuals or businesses paying tolls in cash, ensuring that they can claim expenses when filing taxes.
  
• The receipt also includes a unique serial number for reference.
  

Tax Deductions for Business and Commercial Vehicles

• Businesses, particularly those in transportation and logistics, can claim toll expenses as tax-deductible under certain provisions.
  
• The receipts issued by toll plazas provide the necessary documentation for such deductions.
  
• Toll expenses for commercial vehicles, including trucks and buses, are often considered operational costs.
  
• The toll receipts are important for companies to demonstrate compliance with tax regulations and track transportation-related expenses.
  

Availability of Receipts for Dispute Resolution

• Toll receipts can also be used to resolve disputes, such as overcharging or incorrect deductions.
  
• If a user believes they were overcharged or mistakenly charged, the toll receipt can be submitted as proof during the complaint process.
  
• Both electronic and manual receipts serve as official records for verifying toll payments during audits or legal challenges.
  
• The toll authority may require the receipt as part of the investigation into the user’s claim.