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CBDT committee to help identify absconding Income Tax officers
In order to initiate strict disciplinary action against absconding Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officers and other junior-rank officers of the […]
Income Tax Dept launches online appeal, refund system
Aimed to reduce lengthy proceedings and time taken in litigation and to minimise human interface between tax officials and taxpayers, the […]
Taxpayers to share email-ID, mobile No. with I-T Dept
With a view to establishing a direct communication with the taxpayers, the Income Tax Department has instructed those filing their […]
Tax Residency Certificate Now Mandatory For Foreign Investors
All foreigners will now need to furnish a tax residency certificate of their home country to claim benefits under the double taxation […]
e-filing must for those earnings above Rs 10 lakh
The Central Board of Direct Taxes has widened the scope of mandatory e-filing of income-tax returns according to which any […]
Biometric monitoring for I-T department employees
The Income Tax Department has decided to bring its over two-lakh strong staff under biometric monitoring system to ensure strict […]
Income Tax Payers to have Biometric PAN Cards: Finance Minister
The Finance Minister of India P Chidambaram stated that biometric Permanent Account Number (PAN) cards will be introduced to the income tax payers of the country. In the first phase, these will be issued to new applicants.
E-tax payment may be made compulsory in India
From April 1, 2008 individual and corporate taxpayers who pay INR 50,000 and more as tax in a single payment may have to make the payment electronically. According to the sources in the Finance Ministry, a formal announcement to this effect from the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) is expected shortly. Mandatory e-payment of taxes will boost the CBDT
IT to Stimulate Democratic Participation
[This article was published in the September 2007 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
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