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Addition on non-CASS issues made without obtaining due permission from superior authorities was in contravention of CBDT guidelines and, therefore, could not be sustained.
Following procedure is laid down with regard to the assessment of such startup entities involving the issue of section 56(2)(viib). (i) Where the Startup Company has been recognised by the DPIIT but the case is selected under “limited scrutiny” on the single issue of applicability of section 56 (2)(viib), no verification on such issues will be done by the AOs during the proceedings u/s 143 (3)/147 of the I.T. Act, 1961 and the contention of such recognized Startup Companies on the issue will be summarily accepted.
Extension of timeline for completion of assessments in OCM cases where no return has been filed in response to notice u/s.142(1) of the Income-tax Act,1961(‘Act’) and the assessments have to be completed u/s.144 of the Act
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:
SGST – Scrutiny of self assessed returns filed by registered persons -Discrepancies noticed – Failure to take corrective measures to rectify the discrepancies – Completion of assessments – guidelines issued- reg. Office of the Commissioner of State Goods and Services Tax Department Government of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram No. CT/6845/2019-C1 Dated 30/05/2019 Circular No. 7/2019 Sub:- SGST […]
Now GSTN share tax payers data from 01.07.2017 to 31.03.2019 to CGST, SGSTT officers. Based on that data GST officers issue notices of records, ask for submission of details over phone and conduct surprise visits. As a upcoming tax professionals you must know about the procedure of assessments under GST Scenario and what are the […]
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.
We are in the final phase of completion of the time barring work u/s 143(3), 147, 153 A/C before the midnight of 31st Dec 2018. Please find attached the latest position in MIS as available on system. At this critical juncture it is pertinent to draw attention to some critical tasks which must be completed by Assessing Officers (AO) by 4 pm today to avoid any last minute glitches in passing of orders in all the time barring cases as under:
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;
