10 October 2013
Hi.. I was filed online Income Tax salary return (ITR-2) claiming refund of Rs. 15850/- for the A.Y. 2011-12 on dated 30 March 2012. and this was send to CPC Bangalore in the month of April 2012, But when i had make inquiry to CPC they told that they does not received the copy. So now what are remedies available to me for getting the refund.
10 October 2013
If you not submitted your ITR-V to the CPC with in due time is equal to non-filing of return of income, and strictly it is your mistake because you relived the ITR-V not received by the CPC now means you didn't have the regular verification or updation of your account or email id, Because of two CPC shall send the mail regarding the non-receipt of ITR-V with in due time, so it is mistake of you.
However due time to file return of income for A.Y 2011-12 is completed by 31-3-2013. So now you can't file return of income for such A.Y and have to loose your refund.
However CPC has extended the due to receipt of ITR-V for A.Y 2011-12 filed in F.Y 2012-13 upto 31-10-2013 but you file in F.Y 2011-12 so this benefit also not available to you,
However my suggestion is please send immediately ITR-V for such A.Y to CPC through speed post if our luck is good then CPC may accept that, it is only try to recover of our mistake, i am not sure the CPC shall accept it why because i suggested due to the time extended by CPC, so there is chance to consider your case also and accept, So please send ITR-V for such A.Y immediately again through Speed Post and keep update for CPC response.
Do the action what i told you, and wait for CPC response, after receipt of response we will try for other option based on the CPC response.
10 October 2013
Did you send via normal post or speed post? In case you sent it via speed post, you may check the delivery status of the same.
If not, then the bad news is that Income tax department has not extended dates for submission of ITRV for AY 2011-12 filed in FY 2011-12. Nevertheless, you should still send the ITRV again via speed post. Worth trying luck once.
If this doesn't work out, you shall have to invoke section 119(2)(b) to claim refund. But its a tedious process.