The legal heir of the deceased assessee shall file the return on his behalf. Just like a POA holder can file a return on behalf of the person giving such power, legal heir can file the return for a deceased person. The name in the return should be mentioned as "LATE Mr / Mrs. _________ through legal heir Mr / Mrs. _________"
If he was the proprietor of the xyz ltd..and now there is new proprietor suppose his wife is new proprietor..then she will be responsible to sign his ITR.
according to me the legal representative of assessee should sign the itr on his behalf .....and itr of A.Y. 2008-09 will be filed.... but there is no need to file ITR of A.Y. 09-10
i agree with varun comment. But it is not legal representative, it is legal heir and ITR for AY 09-10 need to be filed irrespective of assessee (dead) income
where there is any refund in case of a deceased assessee, the refund can be received by the legal heir just like he/she can sign the Return of Income. So far as encashing the refund cheque is concerned, this can be done in any bank account where the deceased holder was a joint account holder with any other person. If there is no such joint account, the nominee appointed by the deceased assessee can operate the account. Where there is no nominee, the heirs of the deceased person are required to submit various documents as evidence such as Death Certificate, Succession Certificate from court, etc. as per the procedure of different banks. Hope the matter is clear.
who to file ITR on-line as after death of assessee on 14.12.11 and after that date bankFD etc trf to his wife's name and TDS deducted on wife's PAN no.?
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