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Return Submission

M K Bajaj

Hello,

I have filled service tax return for sep 11 halfyearly, online and uploaded the same online too. During submission printout of various screens appeared have been taken and kept for record..

Now the service tax department is saying that the said return is only saved online and is not submitted.  They are also saying that, since, the said is unfiled make a payment of late filing and re-submit the return.

Please Help.

Taxpayer Challenges: Online Tax Return Submission Dispute Over Penalty for Alleged Late Filing Underlines Common Issues An individual submitted a service tax return online for the half-year ending September 2011, but the tax department claims it was only saved, not submitted, and demands a late filing penalty. One respondent agrees with the department, citing legal precedents that require penalties for such errors. Another respondent advises that the responsibility lies with the filer, comparing it to a traveler's duty to secure their belongings, and suggests submitting returns before the deadline to avoid similar issues. The discussion highlights common challenges faced by taxpayers in ensuring successful online submissions. (AI Summary)
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