Section 119 (2)(b)

Assessee has received interest rs. 17500000.00 on enhanced compensation of urban agri land in f.y. 2012-13 and tds on amount was 1750000.00. Assessee did not file the itr for that year due to lack of awareness. Now in e-filing portal their is notice for non filing of return for the same year. My question is that which route  is best for assessee to file itr and to get refund of that amount.

a. By condonation of delay in filing from chief commisioner in section 119

b. Request to Local ITO for filing of ITR u/s148

 

In which option ,chances of processing of return is higher ?

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This discussion addresses how an assessee can file a delayed Income Tax Return (ITR) to claim a refund on interest received from enhanced compensation. The primary options considered are filing a condonation of delay request under Section 119(2)(b) with the Chief Commissioner, or responding to a notice for non-filing, potentially under Section 148. Experts suggest that filing a condonation petition is the preferred route, especially given the significant refund amount, and advise acting swiftly as there are time limits for such applications.

Dear Frd,
option a is the 1st good option as u su moto giving details to department.
option b is choose by the department for ur non filling of return and there is reason that there is a taxable income and Ev**gination of tax is done by u (and it will attract penal provision) and they give u 148 notice to file return in 30days
Agree penal provision attract in both of case
@ Mr Nitin Mehta.,

You can follow the provision of "a"...

Note :

Go to file Condonation delay request immediately...
Bcoz, The can be apply 6 years of the PYs. So, better to earliest.
The date of condonation is already gone as it is for six years only. So, option "b" is only available but if there will be any refund it wont be processed u/s 148.
Yes... I agreed to Mr Shailesh Singh...
Also better with contact the officer...

Yes i am also agree with you Raja PM

Condonation petition can be filed within six years from the end of the relevant assessment year. in your case the a. y. 2013-14. so you can file condonation petition up-to March 31 2020. the competent authority to condone the delay in your case is your jurisdictional CCIT since the refund amount is more than 10 lakhs. PLS refer circular 9/2015 dated 9/6/2015

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