Holding valid PAN but not filed return of income may invite income tax notice as per new ITBA software functionality of ITD for non/stop filers
Income Tax Department has Rolled out a comprehensive functionality to view List of Income Tax Returns Non-Filers/Stop filers for issue of notice under section 142(1) calling for return of income from such stop/non filers and also initiation of ex-parte proceedings under section 144 against persons who had not complied with 142(1) notice screen.
Now the Assessing Officers can generate the List of Non-filers/Stop filers based on the defined criteria for Non filers and Stop filers in Income Tax Business Application (ITBA).
Any person holding valid PAN who has not filed the return for the relevant AY as well as for preceding three A.Y.s.
Any person holding valid PAN who has not filed the return for the concerned Assessment Year but had filed the return for any of the preceding three A.Y.s.
(a) for the purpose of issue of notice, the list displays the last communication address which can however be edited with a new communication address. By default, 15 days time is allowed for compliance which can be changed for any other period for compliance.
(b) The AO has been given option to generate a clarification letter instead of statutory notice u/s 142(1) on first hand.
(c) The Notice so generated will go to e-filing account and email of tax payer. The assessee can respond to the notice by
(i) filing return
(ii) intimating the fact that filing of return is not required.
Once return is filed, the proceedings u/s. 142(1) will be closed and case will automatically be removed from the list of stop filer/non filer.
(d) If the AO is satisfied from the response of assessee that no return is required to be filed, proceeding u/s 142(1) so initiated can be closed.
(e) Where notice is issued but no return is filed against any PAN, the Assessing Officer shall have 2 options:
(i) Initiating Best judgment Assessment u/s 144
(ii) Initiating Proposal u/s 147 for reopening of the case.
(f) In case return is filed after due date then either AO can accept the return as valid or mark the return as invalid
(g) The AO also have the facility for uploading manually issued Notice u/s 142(1)(i) in the ITBA.
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