The District Taxation Bar Association in Ludhiana has formally alerted Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to 22 significant problems plaguing the new Income Tax portal. These issues are preventing taxpayers and tax professionals from filing returns, responding to departmental notices, and completing other crucial tax compliances, with approaching deadlines adding to the urgency.
The District Taxation Bar Association (Direct Taxes), Ludhiana has written a Memorandum to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman wherein, they have highlighted 22 problems that are being faced by them and the taxpayers at large, on the New Income Tax Portal.
Due to these issues and problems, not only are taxpayers and professionals unable to reply to the notices of the Income Tax Department,they are also unable to do compliances for which due dates are fast approaching.
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FAQ :
The District Taxation Bar Association (Direct Taxes), Ludhiana, has written a memorandum to the Finance Minister highlighting the problems.
The association has highlighted 22 specific problems being faced with the new Income Tax portal.
Taxpayers are unable to file Income Tax Returns for AY 2021-22, face issues with pre-filled data, and cannot e-verify returns. They also struggle with filing various forms like 3CA-3CD, 15CA/CB, and Form 10A/10B.
Yes, tax professionals are unable to reply to Income Tax Department notices and are facing difficulties in uploading submissions to the e-proceeding portal.
These problems prevent taxpayers and professionals from meeting deadlines for tax compliances and responding to departmental notices, leading to potential liquidity issues due to pending refunds.
The association is requesting the Finance Minister's intervention to promptly resolve these issues.