CBDT Order on Survey & Raid Cases

An important order passed by CBDT on Survey & Raid Cases

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Submitted by
K.K. Juneja
Advocate

List of Deemed Cases by Commercial Tax, Uttarakhand

Link to Deemed Cases by Commercial Tax, Uttarakhand

https://comtaxappl.uk.gov.in/ass_deemed_4public.aspx

Related to Tax Rate on Sand Reta Bajri etc @ 9%

Notification No 1059 dated 17.12.2014 related to tax rate of Sand reta bajri etc

Rate of Tax Changed on Rait, Bajri, Riverbed Material (RBM), Boulders, Crused Stone, Stone Blast, Grit, Gitti, Kankad and Stone Dust @ 9% 


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New Series of Form 16 & OC Stamps issued w.e.f. 15.12.2014

Commercial Tax:

Notification issued for issue of New Series of Form 16 & OC Stamps w.e.f. 15.12.2014

NB: Current Form 16 series M2012 & current OC Stamps will be in issuance till any further order

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for Form 16
for OC Stamp

River Sand & River Bajri taxable @13.50% w.e.f. 12.12.2014

Government Notification regarding deletion of entry no 94 in Schedule II(B), in UK VAT Act, 2005 dated 12.12.2014

Schedule II (B)
94. River Sand and River Bajri

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No more unexpected / fictitious demands by CPC ITD

Worried about unexpected / fictitious demands raised by CPC Income Tax Department and got feed-up of filing applications u/s 154 but the demand is still reflecting on orders u/s 143(1).

So the wait is over, as Income Tax Department has provided few facilities to deal with the same. The details obtained from income tax site is as under:

The facility to provide response against outstanding tax demand is made available to the assessee in the e-Filing portal. After Login, select e-File then select Response to Outstanding Tax Demand and the most appropriate options may be selected to provide response.

The facility to provide Grievance relating to the CPC is made available to the assessee in the e-Filing portal. After Login, select Helpdesk --> Submit Grievance--> CPC then from the drop down select Assessment Year, category and sub category of the grievance.

Similar facility for grievance relating to e-Filing can also be submitted. After Login, select Helpdesk--> Submit Grievance--> e-Filing then from the drop down select category, sub category, summary and description of the grievance.

Source : www.incomtaxefiling.gov.in News & Updates dated 11/12/2014


Article Submitted by:
Sumit Grover
Advocate

Forgot Password for e-Filing login on www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in ?

Forgot Password for e-Filing login on www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in ?

If you have forgotten your e-Filing login password and you are unsuccessful with the other options of resetting password, then you can use the new facility to get direct access to your Income Tax Department e-Filing account using the net-banking facility of your bank.

At this time the facility of direct e-Filing Login through Net banking is available through the following banks:

• Corporation Bank-Retail Banking: https://www.corpretail.com/RetailBank
• Corporation Bank-Corporate Banking: https://www.corpbank.biz/CorpBank/
• Union Bank of India: https://www.unionbankonline.co.in/
• Oriental Bank of Commerce: https://www.obconline.co.in/
• City Union Bank Ltd: https://www.onlinecub.net/
• Bank of India: http://www.bankofindia.co.in/english/home.aspx
• Kotak Mahindra Bank: https://www.kotak.com/
• Punjab National Bank: https://netbanking.netpnb.com/

The detailed steps are as follows -

• Taxpayer should be a registered user of Income Tax e-Filing Portal.
• Taxpayer should have already submitted the PAN details to the Bank. PAN is required to identify the taxpayer’s e-Filing account with the Income Tax Department.
• Taxpayer have to first go to the Internet/ Net / Online Banking website of the Bank which has already registered for this facility with the Department.
• Taxpayer after logging into his Net Banking account should select “Income Tax e-Filing Login” tab/menu item
• Taxpayer should Select the account number and enter the PAN for verification and click Submit
• Taxpayer should Accept the Rules and Regulations details
• Taxpayer should confirm that he may be redirected to his Income Tax Department e-Filing account - home page.
• Taxpayer can now reset the password and also avail of all services provided by the e-Filing Website of Income Tax Department, including, filing Income Tax Return.

Advantages of using this new facility

• Taxpayer gets direct access to his e-Filing account even if he has forgotten his password.
• Taxpayer gets a secure and safe way to login into his e-Filing account.
• Taxpayer can safeguard his e-Filing account by selecting/opting for “Password Resetting” only by using Digital Signature Certificate or through this new facility of direct login from his net-banking account, thereby preventing others from unauthorized access to his account. (coming soon….)
• Other benefits (coming soon…..) 

Source : www.incomtaxefiling.gov.in   News & Updates dated 11/12/2014

Article Submitted by:

Sumit Grover

Advocate