Part DCA - Safe Harbour Rules for income referred to in clause (i) of sub-section (1) of section 9 chargeable to tax under the head (From Rule 10TI to Rule 10TIC)
Tax clearance certificates: prescribed authority varies by domicile status, with jurisdictional officers handling applications under the Income-tax Rules. Prescribed authority for issuing tax clearance certificates depends on whether the applicant is domiciled in India or not domiciled in India. For non-domiciled persons, the Chief Commissioner of Income-tax or the Director-General of Income-tax having jurisdiction, or any authorised income-tax authority, is the prescribed authority. For domiciled persons, the Chief Commissioner of Income-tax having jurisdiction, or any authorised income-tax authority, is the prescribed authority. Where the first proviso to section 230(1A) applies, the application must be made to the Assessing Officer having jurisdiction to assess the person.
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Tax clearance certificates: prescribed authority varies by domicile status, with jurisdictional officers handling applications under the Income-tax Rules.
Prescribed authority for issuing tax clearance certificates depends on whether the applicant is domiciled in India or not domiciled in India. For non-domiciled persons, the Chief Commissioner of Income-tax or the Director-General of Income-tax having jurisdiction, or any authorised income-tax authority, is the prescribed authority. For domiciled persons, the Chief Commissioner of Income-tax having jurisdiction, or any authorised income-tax authority, is the prescribed authority. Where the first proviso to section 230(1A) applies, the application must be made to the Assessing Officer having jurisdiction to assess the person.
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