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Income Tax Department Has Asked You To Update Profile: 5 Points
The taxpayers are required to furnish their latest information - such as personal and secondary email/mobile number, address and bank account details.
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Income Tax Assessing Officers Asked To Share Email ID, Phone Number
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has directed the income tax assessing officers (AO) to mention their email IDs and telephone numbers in all the notices issued by them to the taxpayers, after several assesses complained to it that they were unable to communicate with taxman over the internet in the absence of their contact details.
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Guidelines For E-Communication To Assesses Issued By Tax Department
To ease communication with the Income-Tax department, the government has allowed tax payers to reply to notices using their registered email address.
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Tax Department Issues Guidelines for E-Communication to Assessees
To ease communication with the Income-Tax department, the government has allowed tax payers to reply to notices using their registered email address.
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Taxman Plans Communication of Scrutiny via Email From FY17
The Income Tax Department is planning to carry out nationwide all communication related to the scrutiny of returns through emails from the next fiscal year to reduce harassment of taxpayers by eliminating interface between assessees and taxmen.
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Income Tax Notices to Have Contact Details of Officials
In an attempt to bring authenticity to e-mail based communication to taxpayers, the Finance Ministry has asked Income Tax department officials to mandatorily mention their email and official phone numbers in such letters and notices.
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Income Tax Department Email Project Delayed: Report
Rollout of an ambitious pilot project of the Income Tax Department to begin paperless and email-based communication with taxpayers has been delayed as many chosen tax offices have not sent the required data to the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) even after over a month-and-a-half of the go-ahead.
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Income Tax Department Launches Secure Email System Following Breaches
The new email system is for "secure communication within the department and will ensure that no confidential information or data is stolen".
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Income Tax Department Has Asked You To Update Profile: 5 Points
The taxpayers are required to furnish their latest information - such as personal and secondary email/mobile number, address and bank account details.
-
Income Tax Assessing Officers Asked To Share Email ID, Phone Number
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has directed the income tax assessing officers (AO) to mention their email IDs and telephone numbers in all the notices issued by them to the taxpayers, after several assesses complained to it that they were unable to communicate with taxman over the internet in the absence of their contact details.
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Guidelines For E-Communication To Assesses Issued By Tax Department
To ease communication with the Income-Tax department, the government has allowed tax payers to reply to notices using their registered email address.
-
Tax Department Issues Guidelines for E-Communication to Assessees
To ease communication with the Income-Tax department, the government has allowed tax payers to reply to notices using their registered email address.
-
Taxman Plans Communication of Scrutiny via Email From FY17
The Income Tax Department is planning to carry out nationwide all communication related to the scrutiny of returns through emails from the next fiscal year to reduce harassment of taxpayers by eliminating interface between assessees and taxmen.
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Income Tax Notices to Have Contact Details of Officials
In an attempt to bring authenticity to e-mail based communication to taxpayers, the Finance Ministry has asked Income Tax department officials to mandatorily mention their email and official phone numbers in such letters and notices.
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Income Tax Department Email Project Delayed: Report
Rollout of an ambitious pilot project of the Income Tax Department to begin paperless and email-based communication with taxpayers has been delayed as many chosen tax offices have not sent the required data to the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) even after over a month-and-a-half of the go-ahead.
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Income Tax Department Launches Secure Email System Following Breaches
The new email system is for "secure communication within the department and will ensure that no confidential information or data is stolen".
