Income Tax Investigation Wing and Central charges to resume sending notices to assessees electronically
To
All the Directors General of Income Tax (lnv.) and
Chief Commissioners of Income Tax (Central)
Respected Sir(s) / Madam(s)
Kind reference is invited to the above.
2. In this regard, I am directed to state that the as per the above referred letter it was mentioned that no communication is to be made with the assessee having adverse effect on him/her during the period till fresh guidelines are issued by the Board. The issue with regard to making communication with the assessee by the officers of Investigation and Central charges of the Income Tax Department has been considered. Accordingly, it is to state that henceforth such communications may be made by the officers of Investigation and Central charges of the income Tax Department. This would be applicable for proceedings under the Income Tax Act, 1961; Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015; and on of Benami Property Transactions Act , 1988.
3. However, in view the hardships being faced by the taxpayers in coping with the challenges posed by COVlD 19 pandemic, it is important that the concerned officers of the Income Tax Department recognize the same and are sensitive to it. Therefore, as far as possible, the communications should be made electronically and social distancing norms should be followed, without diluting the significance of the proceedings.
4. This issues with the approval of Chairman, CBDT and Member (lnv), CBDT.
Yours faithfully,
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