CAN ANYONE COVERING THE LATTER FORMAT SUBMIT FORM-G
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Form G is the official document used to close your Capital Gains Account with your bank. You'll need to submit this form to the bank where your account is held, providing details of the account you wish to close. In some cases, you may need approval from the Income Tax Officer to confirm tax compliance before the bank can finalise the closure.
Form G is the standard document under the Capital Gains Accounts Scheme (CGAS), 1988 for a depositor to apply for the closure of their capital gains deposit account at their bank.
Purpose: It is used to officially request the closure of an account (either Type A/Savings or Type B/Term Deposit) once the funds have been utilized for the intended purpose (e.g., purchasing or constructing a new residential property) or if the account holder chooses to close it.
Submission: The form is submitted to the branch of the authorized bank where the Capital Gains Account is maintained.
Process:
The depositor must provide details of the account(s) to be closed, such as the account number and passbook/deposit receipt details.
The applicant must sign the form (or provide a thumb impression). If acting on behalf of a minor, firm, company, or HUF, the guardian, authorized officer, or Karta must sign accordingly.
In many cases, an approval or certificate from the jurisdictional Assessing Officer (Income Tax Department) may be required to confirm the tax compliance before the bank releases the final balance.
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