Compliance-Cum-Awareness Campaign for Assessment Year (AY) 2024-25

As part of this campaign, informational messages will be sent via SMS and email to resident taxpayers who have already submitted their ITR for AY 2024-25. These messages are intended for individuals identified through information received under bilateral and multilateral agreements, suggesting that they may hold foreign accounts or assets, or have received income from foreign jurisdictions. The purpose is to remind and guide those who may not have fully completed Schedule Foreign Assets in their submitted ITR for AY 2024-25, especially in cases involving high-value foreign assets.

CBDT launches Compliance-Cum-Awareness Campaign for AY 2024-25

As part of this campaign, informational messages will be sent via SMS and email to resident taxpayers who have already submitted their ITR for AY 2024-25. These messages are intended for individuals identified through information received under bilateral and multilateral agreements, suggesting that they may hold foreign accounts or assets, or have received income from foreign jurisdictions.

CBIC introduces relaxations for Customs Cargo Service Providers

These measures aim to reduce operational costs and compliance burdens for CCSPs, that play a crucial role in handling of imported and exported goods. The changes are part of the Government’s ongoing efforts to reduce the cost and compliance burden, improve the efficiency of EXIM operations, and facilitate global trade.

CBDT Notifies Amendments in Income-tax Rules for Ease in Claiming Credit for TCS Collected/TDS Deducted for Salaried Employees and Enabling claiming TCS Credit of Minors in the Hands of Parents

CBDT Notification dated 15.10.2024 has amended the Income-tax Rules, 1962 introducing Form No. 12BAA as the prescribed statement of particulars. Employees must provide these particulars to their employers, who are responsible for making payments. The employer, in turn, shall deduct TDS on salary after taking into account the furnished particulars.