Workshop on Practical Issues in Tax Deduction at Source: 22nd March 2013

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BCAS is organising a full day workshop on the topic of TDS on 22nd march 2013 as the professionals now a days face various issues on Tax deduction on source so BCAS is organizing a full day workshop.

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Bombay Chartered Accountants' Society

 Full day Workshop on “Practical Issues in Tax Deduction at Source”
Organised by
Taxation Committee
Chairman  : CA. Gautam S. Nayak
Convenors: CA. Saurabh P. Shah , CA. Anil D. Doshi & CA. Rajeev N. Shah
Workshop Co-ordinators: CA. Jagdish T. Punjabi & CA. Saroj V. Maniar

Taxation Committee is pleased to announce a full-day workshop on “Practical Issues in Tax Deduction at Source (TDS)”. The importance of TDS provisions cannot be undermined. TDS is a huge source of revenue for the Government. Non-compliance with TDS provisions may invite disallowance of expenditure in addition to applicability of penal provisions. There are constant changes both in the regulatory as well as the compliance aspects of TDS provisions. This Workshop is intended to keep you updated with the recent developments in this field.

A special session will be taken by the Commissioner of Income Tax (TDS), Mumbai, dealing with various developments on TDS.

Centralised Processing Cell (CPC) TDS has recently been set up in Ghaziabad and has introduced TRACES (TDS Reconciliation Analysis and Correction Enabling System). It is a web-based application of the Income Tax Department for providing an interface to all stakeholders associated with TDS administration. To understand the different roles and responsibilities of NSDL and CPC (TDS), as well as understand the functions and facilities available on TRACES, a session will be taken by officials from NSDL and CPC (TDS) respectively.

Participants may send their queries in advance to the em@bcasonline.org to enable the speakers to deal with them.

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