Income Tax : Explore the history and key adjustments under Section 143(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act, including recent amendments and CPC's role ...
Income Tax : Discover the limitations of Indias Centralized Processing System (CPC) for taxpayers. Explore solutions to enhance communication a...
Income Tax : In my previous article ‘The First Substantive Ground of Appeal against an adjustment u/s 143(1)(a)(iv)‘, the following...
Income Tax : The First Substantive Ground of Appeal against an adjustment made under Section 143(1)(a)(iv) It has been 15 years since the Incom...
Income Tax : RECTIFICATION OF AN ORDER RECEIVED FROM CPC AND ISSUES RELATING TO DISPOSAL OF THE RECTIFICATION PETITION If the assessee finds a ...
Income Tax : KSCAA Representation regarding adjustments (over and above 20% of disputed demand) by CPC despite assessments pending before first...
Income Tax : BCAS has made an excellent Representation to CPC on Difficulties faced by the taxpayers alongwith their suggestions to remove the ...
Income Tax : A unique PINCODE 560500 has been allotted to Centralized Processing Centre (CPC), Income Tax Department located in Bengaluru by th...
Income Tax : Recently, members are raising concerns regarding the problem faced by them in resolving the grievances in respect of Communication...
Income Tax : This is to inform that a few emails received by the Deductors and Taxpayers have been brought to the attention of the Centralized ...
Income Tax : In an ITAT Kolkata ruling, deduction u/s 80P for AY 2019-20 was allowed due to timely filing within the due date specified by CBDT...
Income Tax : CBDT's instruction No.10/2017 dated 15.11.2017 has clearly laid down that only when receipts are completely omitted to be declared...
Income Tax : The assessees must be given an opportunity to file response or reply and the reply will be considered and examined by the Assessin...
Income Tax : Section 194IA of the IT Act relates to TDS on Sale of property. Form 26QB is an online statement-cum-challan to be filled and subm...
Explore the history and key adjustments under Section 143(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act, including recent amendments and CPC’s role in processing returns.
KSCAA Representation regarding adjustments (over and above 20% of disputed demand) by CPC despite assessments pending before first appellate authority
In an ITAT Kolkata ruling, deduction u/s 80P for AY 2019-20 was allowed due to timely filing within the due date specified by CBDT. The CPC’s adjustment was deemed beyond its jurisdiction before April 2021
Discover the limitations of Indias Centralized Processing System (CPC) for taxpayers. Explore solutions to enhance communication and efficiency in tax processing.
In my previous article ‘The First Substantive Ground of Appeal against an adjustment u/s 143(1)(a)(iv)‘, the following propositions were advanced: ♦ Under the present Section 143(1) only processing of a return takes place and it is no longer an assessment. ♦ Processing of a return under Section 143(1) need not be done by the AO […]
The First Substantive Ground of Appeal against an adjustment made under Section 143(1)(a)(iv) It has been 15 years since the Income Tax Department hastily introduced e-filing, without proper testing and we CAs who filed the returns for our clients had to bear the brunt of the beta testing. Though e-filing was introduced in 2006, it […]
RECTIFICATION OF AN ORDER RECEIVED FROM CPC AND ISSUES RELATING TO DISPOSAL OF THE RECTIFICATION PETITION If the assessee finds a mistake in the order received from the new Income Tax Site, he has been prompted to click the SERVICES button and proceed for filing ‘Rectification Petition’. But under ‘services’ menu, the option for filing […]
CPC Handbook For Tax Consultants/Taxpayers – November 2020 Centralized Processing Center, Bangalore has prepared a handbook in order to provide guidance to taxpayers and taxpayers’ representatives regarding e-filing of returns, processing of returns, issue of refunds, validation of bank accounts, filing of rectification applications and various other connected topics. The answers to the Frequency Asked […]
BCAS has made an excellent Representation to CPC on Difficulties faced by the taxpayers alongwith their suggestions to remove the difficulties. Difficulties which BCAS bring to the attention of CPC are as follows:- Providing correct TDS credit, Satisfactory solution to be provided for grievances raised in Income-tax Portal, Demand rectified by AO not deleted by […]
Currently CPC is unable to process over 2 lakhs returns which have been classified as defective under CPC’s business rules. Assessees are requested to avoid errors mentioned below which are among the top reasons for the return to be classified as defective: 1. ITR 4 – The assessee has not filled Part A P&L or Balance Sheet or both and gross receipts as per and has entered a positive value in Schedule BP serial no1. This is the single largest reason for returns being classified as defective
