Tax notices
Prosecution for non-filing, Sec 276CC (now 479)
- This is a serious notice for not filing returns.
- Deadline: Date in the show-cause
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- Which years were not filed and why?
- Pending returns filed
- Returns and reply acknowledgements
Prosecution for non-filing, Sec 276CC…
Date in the show-cause
- IWhat we need from you7 documents
- DQuestions for you3 questions
- FForms3 steps
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This is a serious notice for not filing returns. We file what is pending, reply with reasons, and explore compounding to close it.
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