Challans

That serves as proof of payment for various fees and taxes. It is a document that is usually issued by government departments or banks for depositing money into government accounts. A bank challan is a type of challan that is issued by a bank for the payment of fees or taxes.

Challans contain various details such as the name of the payer, the type of payment, the amount paid, the date of payment, and the name of the bank or government department that is receiving the money. A challan also contains a unique reference number that is used for tracking the payment.

Challans are commonly used for making payments for services like electricity bills, phone bills, water bills, and property taxes. They are also used for paying government fees such as income tax, sales tax, and customs duties.

Challans can be paid at the relevant bank or authorized government office, and a copy of the paid challan is usually provided as proof of payment. In many cases, challans can also be paid online through the bank's website or through the government's online payment portal.

Overall, a challan is an important document that ensures that payments are made and recorded correctly and that there is proof of payment.