Case Law Details
Case Name : Vishal Garg Vs UOI (Punjab & Haryana High Court)
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Courts :
All High Courts Punjab and Haryana HC
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Brief of the case:
In the instant petition petitioners sought relief by way of writ under article 227 of the constitution of India and prayed before court that due date of filing ITR should be extended upto 31.10.2015. It was argued that due to failure in notification of forms by respondents returns could not be filed on time. Various decisions in other writ petitions filed in various high courts of the country were also considered and finally court admits that there is need to extend the due date of fi
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Pls anybody know me the update . plssssssssssssss
E filing of Wealth Tax Returns is quite problematic.
They want us to download upgraded version of Java. But it is creating more problem and Laptop is even unable to upload IT Return due to Java downloading effort.
WHY CAN’T WE HAVE A SIMPLER PROCEDURE FOR FURNISHING RETURNS OF INCOME TAX AND WEALTH TAX ? EVEN PROBLEMS HAVE BEEN REPORTED IN UPLOADING RETURNS BY USING DIGITAL SIGNATURE. DUE TO DIGITAL SIGNATURE THE COST OF COMPLIANCE HAS ALSO INCREASED. MOST OF THE TAXPAYERS ARE NOE REQUIRED TO DO E FILING. HOPE OUR HON’BLE FM WILL CONSIDER THE PROBLEM OF TAXPAYERS AND SIMPLIFY THE PROCEDURE….
NARAYAN JAIN, CHAIRMAN PR AND MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE (2014 & 2015),
ALL INDIA FEDERATION OF TAX PRACTITIONERS
The CBDT should act in line with the orders of various High Courts and issue Notification u/s 119 of the Income Tax Act.
Govt is likely to extend date only at the last minute so that maximum compliance is ensured well before extension . The relief will be to those persons who could not finish thier work inspite of thier best efforts . If Govt does this nothing wrong with this
S S Gaur
The judgment ofanystate highcourt is applicable in whole india except under following conditions
1 Any otherstate high court has delivered contrary to the said gudgment
2 The matter is pending in suprem couron same point oflaw
3 There is no pendency of mater in suprme
On such
contravecial gudjment
In such cases state has to follow gudjment of his high court
the due date in filing returns of tax audit cases should in all respects be extended because of delay in notifying the Forms ITR 4,5 And 6.
Extension of date of e filing of IT return as well as audit report on last moment demoralise to those professional who have worked in late hours in nights and secrificed festivels enjoyments in order to complete their audit work in time with consideration that the date will not be extended
Never in the past for such extension one had to move court. Previous Govts. were more sensitive to tax payers’ problems.
The question is why the CBDT has not issued notification so far for extension of date in view of the High Court order. What is their plan ?
the last victory is ours,no doubt
Dear Sir,
what about extension????
Respected FM and CBDT
At least you should be answerable to our holly nation, The India. You of all are dictators. You have no trust in indian judiciary. You of all are egocentric and producing a too much sadiest personality of Indian Revenue. Shame! Shame! All of you should conduct a survey study of your soul. If it is having sense of it is idle and senseless inside you or it has departed.
All of you should ask for you competency. I thank The indian judiciary ” अगर तुम न होते……..”
CMA KUMOD KUMAR
whether it is applicable to all over India or their juridistriction only
Extension of date of e filing of IT return as wel as audit report on last moment demoralise to those professional who have worked in late hours in nights and secrificed festivels enjoyments in order to complete their audit work in time with consideration that the date will not be extended
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