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ITR AY 2017-18
Can we file ITR for A Y 2017-18
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yes...you can
if your gross total income does not exceeds 250000..then it can be filed without any penalty.....however on the other hand if it does so...you will have to pay 1000 as penalty.
i tried filing but it's not working
No...
You can't file ITR for AY 17-18...
**Except any notice from ITD for NMS or any refund claim.
You can't file ITR for AY 17-18...
**Except any notice from ITD for NMS or any refund claim.
i have paid tax for a y 2017-18 and ITR not files so how can i utilise the said amount
No way for filing ITR AY 17-18. If You are paid "Self Assessment Tax" then no use...
Even wait for any notice from ITD.
Even wait for any notice from ITD.
You can request for condonation of delay from Assessing Officer, and then file your return for AY 2017-18.
As per sec 119(2)(b) a Asseessee can be file condonation delay request to Jurisdictionall CIT for the conditions of
- Any refund claim or
- Any Loss Carry Forward
But,
If paid self assessment tax then we can't avail Condonation delay request.
May be in between assessment year ITO can find out the payment and will be issued any notice then We can move through the notice...
- Any refund claim or
- Any Loss Carry Forward
But,
If paid self assessment tax then we can't avail Condonation delay request.
May be in between assessment year ITO can find out the payment and will be issued any notice then We can move through the notice...
Rajan PM sir, you meant until we receive any notice from ITD we can't filr ITR
Yes... As per Your reply (i have paid tax for a y 2017-18 and ITR not files) You paid Tax...
May be or not ITO will give/ask notice for the Tax Payment.
May be or not ITO will give/ask notice for the Tax Payment.
if i receved a notice, how should i respond to the notice, i mean what should be my answer
| Originally posted by : shivaraj | ||
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if i receved a notice, how should i respond to the notice, i mean what should be my answer |  |
Wait on the Notice... It's contain many ways.
| Originally posted by : S ELAVARASI | ||
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Originally posted by : shivaraj if i receved a notice, how should i respond to the notice, i mean what should be my answer Wait on the Notice... It's contain many ways. |
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Yes... I Agreed.
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