The Finance Ministry of India has recently announced the latest set of rules notified under the income tax act for the provident fund (PF) savings. The 2021-22 budget speech of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman mentioned that the income on contribution towards PF would be taxed for above INR 2.5 lakh but further it was extended …
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Towards the assessee, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) simplified the method of authentication of the electronic records in proceedings of faceless tax assessment. The central government had revised the income tax rules 1962 to furnish the records submitted via the account of the assessee in the income tax departments portal should be considered to authenticate …
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Form 26AS has all the required details of tax deducted concerned with the taxpayer by the deductor i.e. bank, employer etc. Therefore all the deductions of TDS which are shown up in the Form 16A/Form 16 can be cross verified by the means of Form 26AS. It is to be noted that the amount of TDS should …
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The income tax provision is applicable to all the individuals who have been eligible to the income tax bracket as decided by the government of India. The income tax slab starts from INR 5 lakh for individuals having income on a yearly basis. There are also certain provisions and deductions which can be done to …
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Income Tax Advantage Upon HRA for WFH Towards the salaried individuals, the tax exemption upon the house rent allowance (HRA) is an essential advantage. HRA has arrived through the portion of the salary and can be claimed through the employees residing on rent. But in the Financial year 2020-21, there are multiple salaried persons, specifically …
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In case you own multiple houses, then the ‘self-occupied property’ is accorded two to properties as chosen by yourself. Other than this property/ properties are handled as ‘deemed to be let-out’ for the intention of taxation. A self-occupied property is termed as the property which is tenanted throughout the year by the taxpayers for his …
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Taxpayers must have to submit their certain Income tax Returns under the specified time span to escape fines. However, there are majorly two documents that one should require for filing their annual returns namely form 16 and form 26AS. These two documents are equivalent and should match in all ways to ensure that your Income …
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Following the ‘Gujarat model’ of the income tax investigation, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), Delhi, has passed the guidelines for all the director generals of the income tax investigation department, telling them to follow a standard operating procedure (SOP) that indulge particular methods which being from the devising stage of research and capture …
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CBDT has revealed that the time period for processing the returns including the refund claims beyond the mentioned time limit for cases which does not come under scrutiny from 30, 2021, to November 30, 2021. “Central Board of Direct Taxes (Board) vide its order under section 119 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (Act) dated 05.07.2021 on the …
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The Board has informed the Income Tax (31st Amendment) Rules, 2021 that urged to change the income tax rules 1962 through latest ITR 11UE and 11UF towards the provision concerning to ‘Indirect transfer prior to 28/05/2012 of assets located in India’ as well as Form 1 or 2 or 3. The Central Board of Direct …
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