Mangaluru: File income tax return on time – IT officers advise citizens


Mangaluru: IT officer Nathalia Helen Lobo spearheads talk on taxation laws

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru, Dec 19: Manipal College of Dental Sciences in collaboration with the Income Tax Department conducted talk on taxation laws and income tax act here at college premises, Attavar on Wednesday, December 19.

Speaking on the occasion, income tax officer ward 2(5) Mangaluru, Nathalia Helen Lobo said, "Income tax return file should be done in time or else you may lose the opportunity to collect the return. You can revise the return file if the income tax return is done on time. For professionals ITR form 3 needs to be filled and Aadhaar card and Pan Card are mandatory for this case.”

She also said, “Form ITR 2 is for those who have salary or pension/multiple houses. If the income is more than Rs 2 lac then assets and liabilities should be presented. Tax rate slabs for 2018 -19 for Rs 2,50,000 to Rs 3,00,000 is 5%, Rs 3 lac to 5 lac is 5%, Rs 5 lac to Rs 10 lac is 20% and above Rs 10 lac is 30% and cess of 3% is common for all."

Joint commissioner of income tax range 2 Mangaluru, Saurabjh Dubey said, "We are here to address the doctors because as a doctor you can get attention of the masses. You are agents of change and opinion makers. Hence, spreading awareness on income tax is necessary.”

“I want you to know that all the enforcement agencies are also service providers, especially our department and our agency can be approached through our website. You can approach us from anywhere,” said Saurabjh Dubey.

Dean of Kasturba Medical College Dr Venkataraya Prabhu introduced the guests.

KMC medical superintendent Dr Anand Venugopal, Dean Manipal College of dental science Dr Dilip G Naik and others were present.

  

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  • MOHAN D.KUMAR, MANGALORE

    Thu, Dec 20 2018

    I am from middle class family, 65 year old still working and paying Income tax on time. request to increase Senior Citizen Fixed deposit interest rate at least 9% in Nationalized Bank.

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  • Eva, Kirem

    Thu, Dec 20 2018

    Exactly. If senior citizens have deposits and fetch income within the slab is not enough because medical care is expensive, travelling becomes expensive

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 20 2018

    Senior Citizens have to 18% GST on Mediclaims ...

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