Dear Karthik,
In that situation, we should ask that respective IT officer in writing that he will not accept the IT returns. If he gives, then you are the KING. Just post that to OMBUDSMAN and see what will happen to him.
N.Harish Ballal
(Articleship)
(96 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
Dear Karthik,
In that situation, we should ask that respective IT officer in writing that he will not accept the IT returns. If he gives, then you are the KING. Just post that to OMBUDSMAN and see what will happen to him.
CA. Megha Topiwala
(Job)
(1534 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
yaar... its ok... even many times i too hv faced such situation..... india mein all is well.....
Elton Sukumar M
(Certified Accounting Technician)
(734 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
One of the learned friends has given the answer, E-filing is the best in this kind of cases.
krishna kumar
(CA Final)
(407 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
It is not an insult to a CA, instead a shame on our govt. administration system.
As practising CA's have to regularly deal with the IT department, it is necessary to maintain a good relationship with Income Tax officers. Which inturn make the work easier, and the auditor himself need not go to the income tax office for submission of nil return, his clerk will do the same.
CA should go only for the serious work, like enquiry, scrutiny etc.,
sandeep
(CA IN POWERCOM)
(61 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
income tax return e-filing process is the best solution to these kind of problems , i think.....
Poornima Srinivasan
(Junior trainee)
(330 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
I agree with mukesh....
And Govt should employ only learned persons in such places...
renu dutt
(c a)
(231 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
WE CAN CREAT AWARENESS AND OPPOSE SUCH BEHAV. DONT ACCEPT INSULTS.
karthikeyan.v
(Chartered Accountant)
(523 Points)
Replied 19 March 2010
Dear my learned friends
Thank you for ur response, i thought only my blood boiled at seeing a chartered accountant being insulted like this, i am happy to know that there are so many here who do not wish to take insult.
In fact i made him take the return that day when i insisted that the return should be files and he had no other go but to oblige.
what made me very angry is the way he presented himself to the situation, A person could not have become a Chartered accoutant without knowing the basic exemption limit.
let me draw your attention to sec 14 (2) OF THE WEALTH TAX ACT here, which says
" A Return ( other than a return furnished in response to a notice under sec 17) which shows the net wealth below the maximum amount which is not chargable to tax shall be deemed never to have been furnished"
As far as my knowledge goes, such a provision is not there in the Income Tax Act, you may correct if i am wrong.
Under the circumstance an official cannot refuse to accept a return just because there the returned income is less than the amount that is chargable to tax.
If that be the case it should not be accepted in e- filing also.
Regards
karthi
SIDHARTH DHIR
(senior articled assistant)
(623 Points)
Replied 20 March 2010
Originally posted by : jayaram | ||
The end root cause as already pointed out is they come by writing some exam which has no relevance to what they are doing. It is high time that India should stop such recruitments and instead take young CA / CWA /CS into main stream Goverrment jobs so that they know how to talk to a fellow professional Jayaram |
Our govt has already a huge amt of planned and non planned expenditure on tax collection, they cant afford to recriut even 2 CA's for every ward.
karthikeyan.v
(Chartered Accountant)
(523 Points)
Replied 22 March 2010
dear all
thanks to all who viewed my point and thanks a lot to all those who responded,
regards
karthi