It_return submission
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04 November 2013
dear sir,
My question is this "Can i submit IT-return by shown 75% payable of total tax liability"?
My question is this "Can i submit IT-return by shown 75% payable of total tax liability"?
04 November 2013
No, you have to deposit self assessment tax first , then you will submit IT Return .
04 November 2013
i) Can file IT return , if you so wish, with out fully paying self assessment tax but penal consequences will follow.
ii) From assessment year 2014-15 and on wards, such returns ,if filed ,will be treated as defective return also as per explanation (aa) to section 139(9).
ii) From assessment year 2014-15 and on wards, such returns ,if filed ,will be treated as defective return also as per explanation (aa) to section 139(9).
04 November 2013
if you do not paid due tax before filling of return, your return will be treated with defective return form AY 2013-14.
04 November 2013
Agreed with experts. From 1st June 2013 this amendment is effective.
Consequences of receiving a notice under section 139(9) :
If the Assessing Officer thinks that a return is defective, he may inform the same to the assessee through a notice under section 139(9) giving him an opportunity to cure the defect within 15 days from the receipt of such notice.
The assessee is also permitted to extend the time upon making application. If the said defect is not rectified within the said time or the extended time, the return shall become void or invalid. In such case it shall be considered that no return of income has been filed by him.
When the assessee cures the defect after the said time period or the extended one but before the completion of assessment, then the Assessing Officer has the liberty to consider the return as a valid one.
Consequences of receiving a notice under section 139(9) :
If the Assessing Officer thinks that a return is defective, he may inform the same to the assessee through a notice under section 139(9) giving him an opportunity to cure the defect within 15 days from the receipt of such notice.
The assessee is also permitted to extend the time upon making application. If the said defect is not rectified within the said time or the extended time, the return shall become void or invalid. In such case it shall be considered that no return of income has been filed by him.
When the assessee cures the defect after the said time period or the extended one but before the completion of assessment, then the Assessing Officer has the liberty to consider the return as a valid one.
04 November 2013
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