A labourer from Gaya, Bihar, earning just £10,000 per month, has been issued an income tax notice demanding over £2 crore. The notice, which also includes a £67 lakh penalty due within two days, has left the family in shock and confusion. The labourer believes the notice may stem from a small fixed deposit he made years ago. The Income Tax Department has suggested filing an appeal, citing a potential technical error.
In a shocking case of bureaucratic oversight, a labourer from Bihars Gaya district, Rajiv Kumar Verma, has been served an income tax notice for over Rs 2 crore. Earning a modest monthly wage of Rs 10,000, Rajiv and his family are now grappling with the distressing situation. The notice was delivered at his residence in the Kotwali Police Station area and the news left the family in a state of shock.
Rajiv has been visiting the Income Tax Department office for four consecutive days to resolve th
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FAQ :
The labourer has been served an income tax notice for over £2 crore.
The labourer earns a modest monthly wage of £10,000.
The labourer has been asked to pay a penalty of £67 lakh within two days.
The Income Tax Department suggested that the discrepancy could be due to a technical error, and advised the labourer to file an appeal.
The labourer has been visiting the Income Tax Department office for four consecutive days to resolve the issue, and has been advised to file an appeal.