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Parul Thapa

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The acronym TDS represents Tax Deducted at Source. It is a system whereby the payer deducts tax at the time that certain payments, like rent, interest, commission, and salary, are made. On behalf of the payment's recipient, the withheld tax is subsequently deposited with the government. TDS assists with tax collection all year long and guarantees a consistent stream of income for the government.

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Parul Thapa

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An income tax officer's duties include:Ensuring that people and corporations abide by tax laws and regulations is known as tax compliance.Tax assessment: Examining tax returns to ascertain whether income claims and taxes paid are accurate.Investigations: Looking for signs of fraud or tax evasion through audits and investigations.Enforcement: Taking legal action and imposing fines on those who escape paying taxes.Taxpayer help is the provision of support and direction to taxpayers regarding matters about taxes.

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Parul Thapa

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The main subjects in Income Tax courses are:Basic of Income Tax, Major Head of Income, Tax Forms, New & Old Tax SchemeConcept of Business Income, Calculation of Income from Business & ProfessionDepreciation under the Income Tax, Important Rate & Calculation of DepreciationCalculation of Allowed Expenses under the IT Act, Import Section of the ActBooks of Account &, Documents & Maintenance of Books of AccountsAudit of Books of Account under the IT act & Exemption from the AuditBenefit & Disadvantage of Presumptive Taxation under the Income TaxTax Deducted at Source (TDS) Basic, TDS Rate and TDS ProvisionsTax Deducted at Source (TDS) Due
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Parul Thapa

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Candidates aspiring to pursue the course must possess the desired taxation skills to enhance further skills desirable for career growth. Check the list of taxation skills that a candidate must have before enrolling for the course:Ability to explain complex regulations in a way a common man can understandBe comfortable with numbersTime management; punctualityCommercial awareness; dynamic with a situationProblem-solvingAttention to details

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Parul Thapa

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Yes, a BCom student can become an Income Tax Officer. After completing their BCom degree, students are eligible to appear for the Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (SSC CGL) exam, which is the primary route to becoming an Income Tax Officer in India. The exam consists of multiple tiers, including objective tests, descriptive papers, and sometimes skill tests, all designed to assess a candidate's knowledge, reasoning, and aptitude. With dedicated preparation, especially in areas like general knowledge, quantitative aptitude, and English, a BCom graduate can successfully clear the SSC CGL exam and embark on a career
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Aman Wasim

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For GST and income tax inspectors, the vision requirements are as follows:Visual Acuity: The unaided visual acuity should be not less than 6/6 in each eye. Corrective spectacles are permitted during the visual test.Colour Vision: Defects in colour vision are not suitable for the post of Inspector GST in CBIC.In your case, since your vision can be corrected to a standard, you are eligible for the post

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The tuition fee waiver / concession in IITs and NITs are as follows: For GEN and OBC students having annual family income less than Rs. 1 Lacs and all SC, ST & PwD students: 100% tuition fee waiver. Only fee in other heads like exam fee, hostel and mess fee, gymkhana fee, etc., need to be paid.For GEN and OBC students having annual family income between Rs. 1 Lacs and Rs. 5 lakh: 2/3rd waiver in tuition fee. Only 33.33% of tuition fee need to be paid.For GEN and OBC students having annual family income above Rs. 5 Lacs or those students who are not desirous of obtaining fee waiver or have not submitted income certificate: Full tui
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Abdullah Hussain

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An Assistant Commercial Tax Officer is responsible for monitoring the periodical filing of return by dealers and collection of tax, the maintenance of various registers and records pertaining to dealers, and for the sanction and issue of statutory forms.

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