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C FORM ACCEPTED BUT DEPARTMENT WRONG

Date 17 Nov 2017
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C form submission error may not attract penalty if taxpayer not at fault; clarify facts and respond promptly.
A taxpayer submitted a C Form but the department processed or issued an incorrect report; advisers asked for fuller factual details so experts can advise, and the discussion notes that a taxpayer should not be penalised where they are not at fault, indicating the need to clarify facts, preserve submission evidence, and seek administrative rectification. (AI Summary)

C FORM SUBMITE BUT THE DEPARTEMNT SEND REPORT WRONG

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Replied on Nov 17, 2017
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Sri Singh Ji, kindly elaborate your query. We could not understand your query.

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When you are not at fault you cannot be penalised. However, as suggested by Sh.Kalyani Ji, elaborate your query so as to enable the experts to reply properly/perfectly.

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