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Mistakes to avoid while e-filing your tax returns


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ganesh pillai
Tax for them to enjoy
by ganesh pillai on Aug 04, 2013 01:03 PM

Our hard earned money will be used for MPs to travel outside and ministers and their families to travel first class and purchase for themselves.

We are just paying for what these netas will enjoy. It is high time accountability be brought. No hope with leaders because they are not for people, but greedy animals.

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Made mistake on my tax return and already e-filled it.
by on Jul 30, 2013 02:20 PM  | Hide replies

I made a mistake during filing. Will this affect anything? How can I make it correct?

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coolbob
Re: Made mistake on my tax return and already e-filled it.
by coolbob on Jul 30, 2013 04:24 PM
Same here. I submitted my return information with wrong data. Then I submitted one more time as revised return. However, I'm not sure if I did the correct thing

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buzzer
ECONOMY DOWN
by buzzer on Jul 30, 2013 12:43 PM

The Govt is extremely short on finance. It has therefore instructed all departments to extract money using any means. WHICH IS WHY THERE IS A SPATE OF CASES. Customs , Excise, Service Tax, Income Tax.. etc etc.
Each Govt department is sending show cause notices, demands, summons for taxes, penalty, etc. New types of claims are being fabricated under each law even for businesses which are running legally. In cases where the claims are evidently baseless the Govt departments quietly tell the assessee to come under some compromise settlement so that there is at least some collection. Companies accept this because they cannot afford long drawn litigation - as it is sales are down for all. There is simply no money in the market.

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aam admi
helpful in filing return
by aam admi on Jul 30, 2013 09:34 AM

Thankyou for the article.

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Surender Kumar
Where to declare exempt income?
by Surender Kumar on Jul 30, 2013 09:20 AM

While e-filing in ITR1, system does not accept exempt income over Rs.5000. Why should one use the long and complex ITR2 just to show exempt income? What is the penalty for not declaring exempt income?

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suresh hattalli
Rediff? rediff no honest
by suresh hattalli on Jul 29, 2013 10:27 AM

Rediff? rediff no honest

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RAMESH MADDULA
thanks
by RAMESH MADDULA on Jul 29, 2013 10:26 AM

thank you for sharing very important areas

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