Income Tax launches Business Intelligence Mobile Application for monitoring purposes
Director of Income tax (Systems) has developed a Business Intelligence (BI) Mobile Application as part of the Project Insight.
The BI Mobile Application includes business intelligence reports in various key areas for monitoring purposes.
It provides collection of business intelligence reports presented in tabular and graphical form with various user defined parameters and filters for various themes which will be handy to ensure the effective tax administration by analyzing the various statistics relating to widening and deepening of tax base.
The reports under following five themes have enabled as of now:
(a) Tax Collection: – This theme provides comprehensive information of Gross Collection, Net Collection and Refund.
(b) Tax Base: – This theme provides comprehensive information on Returns Filer, New Filers, Unique Filers.
(c) Taxpayer Compliance: – This theme provides comprehensive information which would help in monitoring of Non-filer and scrutiny cases
(d) TDS Information: – This theme provides comprehensive information of total number of deductors, payment amount, TDS amount.
(e) International Transaction: – This theme provides information about various remittances (as per Form 15CC) based on Country of remittance and RBI Purpose Code.
The above reports shall be accessible based on the jurisdiction and the data on each theme will be visible based on position/hierarchy of the user.
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