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C&AG had carried out a Performance Audit regarding ‘Assessment of Firms’ under the Income-tax Act, 1961 (‘Act) and in its Report No. 7 of 2014, has made certain suggestions so that in future, assessments in these cases are handled in a more effective manner by the Assessing Officers (AOs).
It appears that the CBDT has envisaged turning the ITR forms into Scrutiny forms. By making the changes in current year ITR forms, the Dept. has increased the scope of disclosure and the scope to uncover the under-reporting or wrong-reporting of income. Key Changes have been discussed as follows:
Received an Income Tax Scrutiny Notice? Stay calm and follow these steps: understand the type of scrutiny, utilize e-proceedings facility, review details on the notice, arrange necessary documents, and respond promptly. If needed, seek adjournment and communicate clearly with the tax authorities. Remember, transparency is key in the scrutiny process.
Stay prepared for Income Tax Notices in various situations: unfiled returns despite salary TDS, mismatch in TDS, high-value transactions, investments in relatives names, and discrepancies in returns. Understand the implications and respond promptly. Consult tax experts for personalized advice. Disclaimer: This content offers general information and is not a substitute for professional guidance.
Navigate the complexities of Income Tax scrutiny selection based on AIR (SFT) information. Explore how the department leverages data from financial institutions, scrutinizing transactions to ensure compliance. Understand the implications for taxpayers and stay informed to address potential inquiries.
Assessing Officers should be sensitized to that fact that they should stagger their E-assessment related workload so that all assessments get uploaded by 25th of December, 2018 and no ticket is raised after the said date.
i. The Assessing Officer shall duly record the reasons for expanding the scope of ‘Limited Scrutiny’ to the extent mentioned in para 2 and 3, above; ii. The same shall be placed before the Pr. CIT/CIT concerned and upon his approval, further issue can be considered during the assessment proceeding;
CBDT has released parameters for manual selection of Income Tax Returns for Complete Income Tax Scrutiny during financial year 2018-19 vide Instruction No. 04/2018 Dated: 20th August 2018.
CBDT has vide Instruction No. 03 dated 20th August 2018 directs that In all cases (subject to exceptions provided), where assessment is required to be framed under section 143(3) of the Act during the year 2018-19, assessment proceedings shall be conducted electronically through the ‘E-Proceeding’ facility.
