Notice of demand under section 156 of the Income-Tax Act, 1961

One of the assesses has been demanded  u/s 156 of IT Act for the  value of the property sold as per the agreement, which he has not received in his Individual status, but by his partner  ship firm, in which he is one of the partner. the Transfer deed/agreement is in the name of the firm.
for the purpose of executing the sale deed he has mentioned his PAN number instead of Firms PAN number, due to which the assessing officer considered as income in his hands though the agreement is in the name of the firm and firm has already filed returns in this regard.

How to go ahead to address the demand notice u/s 156,
FY 2015-16, for which he has not filed any regurn,

 

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This discussion concerns a demand notice issued under Section 156 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The assessing officer has treated property sale value as income in an individual's hands, despite the sale agreement being in the name of his partnership firm. The individual's PAN was mistakenly used instead of the firm's PAN, and the firm has already filed returns for this transaction. The query seeks guidance on how to respond to this demand notice for the financial year 2015-16.

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It's essential to address the demand notice promptly and accurately to avoid any adverse consequences. Working with tax professionals can help ensure that the issue is resolved effectively and in compliance with relevant tax laws and regulations.

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