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Case Name : Tax Lawyers Association Lko.Throu General Secy.& Anr. Vs State Of U.P. Thru. Prin. Secy.Tax & Registration U.P.Lko.& Ors (Allahabad High Court)
Appeal Number : MISC. Bench No. - 7116 of 2014
Date of Judgement/Order : 20/08/2014
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Allahabad High Court

 Chief Justice’s Court

Case :- MISC. BENCH No. – 7116 of 2014

Petitioner :- Tax Lawyers Association Lko.Throu G

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  1. A Kumar says:

    Real Fact of Present World Advocates , CA, CS fighting with each other and on other side agents who are not qualified practising as Tax Consultants taking good amount of Work because they have no regulator no rules to follow and advertising giving pamphlets, which really downs the image/goodwill of Tre Profesionals,
    Whether in field of medical non doctors allowed to Practise????
    Then why in legal field ????

  2. Anonymous says:

    Relevant extract from the judgement above,

    “33. Advocates alone entitled to practise. — Except as
    otherwise provided in this Act or in any other law for the time
    being in force, no person shall, on or after the appointed day, be
    entitled to practise in any court or before any authority or
    person unless he is enrolled as an advocate under this Act.”
    Under section 33 of the Act of 1961, no person is entitled to practise
    in any court or before any authority or person, on or after the appointed
    day, unless he is enrolled as an advocate under the Act of 1961. This is
    however, subject to a provision to the contrary being made in the Act itself
    or in any other law for the time being in force. The embargo which is
    enacted in Section 33 of the Act of 1961 upon persons, who are not
    advocates practicing in any court or before any authority or person is,
    therefore, clearly subject to a provision to the contrary in the Act or except
    as otherwise provided in any other law for the time being in force. Hence,
    where a provision is contained in any other law for the time being in force,
    entitling persons who are not advocates to practise in any court or before
    any authority or person, its effect would be to lift the embargo which is
    imposed by Section 33 of the Act of 1961.

    All other Acts have the effect of overriding the said provisions in the Advocates Act,1961. Thus the right to practice law in not the right of advocates alone. If any Act is silent then only advocates can practice. Else others who are mentioned in the relevant Act can also practice

  3. BSKRAO says:

    Appearance for proceedings on behalf of assesses before Income-Tax & VAT Authorities squarely fall within the meaning of practice of law for the genuine reason that all the procedure laid down in Civil Procedure Code is followed. If other than Advocates are allowed to practice Income-Tax Law & VAT LAW, wrong doing of such persons at original stage may also result in gross injustice to the assesses at higher appeal stage.

  4. Kuttan says:

    Subject matter is” HC Order allowing CA, CMA and CS to appear before VAT Authorities” …..
    First comment from our law expert begins with”


    TAX POLICY DIVISION,
    CENTRAL BOARD OF DIRECT TAXES,
    NORTH BLOCK,
    NEW DELHI-110001
    (1) Information provided by Directorate of Income-Tax (Systems) against application filed U/s 6(1) of RTI Act furnished to your good office (See Exhibit-2 enclosed as attachment…………….”

    To some people ,every morning begins with attack on CBDT,Chartered Accountants and………poor Section 44AB And 44AD….VERY STRANGE ATTITUDE……

  5. BSKRAO says:

    TO,

    TAX POLICY DIVISION,
    CENTRAL BOARD OF DIRECT TAXES,
    NORTH BLOCK,
    NEW DELHI-110001

    (1) Information provided by Directorate of Income-Tax (Systems) against application filed U/s 6(1) of RTI Act furnished to your good office (See Exhibit-2 enclosed as attachment). Herein, your good office will find particulars of Income-Tax admitted in return filed for the Asst. Year 2012-13 and 2013-14 that relates to ITR Form No.1, 2, 3, 4, 4S, 5 & 6 both covered by tax audit & not covered by tax audit separately.

    (2) Herein, learned officials in Tax Policy Division of CBDT will find that Inocme-Tax admitted as per return filed in ITR Form No.4S which relates to presumptive taxation linked to tax audit clause is just Rs 1,137/- crores and Rs 1,543/- crores for the Asst. Year 2012-13 and 2013-14 respectively.

    (3) Because of inserting presumptive taxation scheme (Section 44AD) linking the same to tax audit clause (Section 44AB), resulted in unemployment of Non-CA Tax Professionals and full employment to Chartered Accountants.

    (4)It has been recently observed by intelligent officials of Income-Tax Deptt. in Survey Wing that many dealers are invoking Section 44AD of Income-Tax Act to file their returns, keeping the turnover at below tax audit limit and are owning assets worth more than crores.

    (5) In presumptive taxation scheme (Section 44AD), it is evident that the Deptt. is deriving revenue in the range of just Rs 1,000/- odd crores only. Now the Deptt. should think that, is it fair to retain presumptive taxation scheme (Section 44AD) in Income-Tax Act to provide full employment to CAs, that too at the cost of Non-CA Tax Professionals and Govt. revenue.

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