As it is well known that the income tax department has allowed Aadhaar card holders to use the biometric id number in lieu of the Permanent Account Number (PAN). But as per new provision of Income Tax, fine of Rs. 10,000 may be levied in case of wrong Aadhar Number. As per the latest amendments in the Finance Bill 2019, not only allowed people to use Aadhaar in lieu of PAN but also introduced a penalty for giving a false Aadhaar number. However, the new penalty rules are applicable only in cases where you are using Aadhaar in lieu of PAN and where quoting PAN is mandatory according to the income tax department rules. It is well known that although Aadhaar is issued by the Unique Identity Authority of India, yet the fine is not imposed by UIDAI but by the income tax department. Under Section 272B of the Income Tax Act, 1961, the department can impose a penalty in case of default in complying with provisions relating to PAN, i.e., failure to obtain, quote, or authenticate PAN. ...
The Central Working Committee
Meeting was held at Jaipur (Rajasthan) as scheduled on 19th and 20th October,
2013. Following agenda items are discussed. Details of agenda items and decisions
are as under:
Item No. 1. Confirmation of minutes of the CWC meeting
held at Puri on 1 & 2 Feb. 2013 and Extra Ordinary CWC held at New Delhi on
27th July, 2013 at New Delhi.
The draft minutes of the above
two CWC meeting circulated was confirmed by the house. The action taken report presented to the
house was also approved by the house.
Item No. 2. Discussion
on implementation and our approach towards cadre restructuring.
Com. KKN Kutty, Chairman of the sub-committee appointed by the Secretariat, presented the draft allocation worksheet and calculation sheet on the basis of the formula decided by the CWC meeting held at New Delhi on 27th July, 2013. In his report presented to the CWC on behalf of the Committee, the efforts taken by the committee during the last four months in collecting, collating the data obtained by the Secretariat from the circles as also from the various Directorates of the CBDT; determining the probable entitlement of additional posts sanctioned by the Government on the basis of the formula adopted by the CWC are, vividly mentioned. He also, on behalf of the Committee appealed to the house the Report and the allocation chart should be, after approval of the House, communicated to the authorities at the earliest. Com. President, while initiating the discussion on the draft report stated that the issues of yardstick and the deficiencies in the draft calculations were discussed twice in the Extra Ordinary CWC Meeting and the extended Secretariat Meeting and therefore, appealed to the house that only very serious omission/discrepancy should be discussed.
Com. KKN Kutty, Chairman of the sub-committee appointed by the Secretariat, presented the draft allocation worksheet and calculation sheet on the basis of the formula decided by the CWC meeting held at New Delhi on 27th July, 2013. In his report presented to the CWC on behalf of the Committee, the efforts taken by the committee during the last four months in collecting, collating the data obtained by the Secretariat from the circles as also from the various Directorates of the CBDT; determining the probable entitlement of additional posts sanctioned by the Government on the basis of the formula adopted by the CWC are, vividly mentioned. He also, on behalf of the Committee appealed to the house the Report and the allocation chart should be, after approval of the House, communicated to the authorities at the earliest. Com. President, while initiating the discussion on the draft report stated that the issues of yardstick and the deficiencies in the draft calculations were discussed twice in the Extra Ordinary CWC Meeting and the extended Secretariat Meeting and therefore, appealed to the house that only very serious omission/discrepancy should be discussed.
The following
Comrades pointed out certain omissions and discrepancies in the draft
worksheet. Com. Nirmala, GS Karnataka (Separate S/S for CPC, Bangalore), Com.
D.P. Acharya, GS, Orissa (differences in the post allocated to comparable
Circles) Com. Ombir Singh, GS, Delhi ( for allocation for DsG (Exemption, Intl.
Taxation, Criminal Investigation etc) Com. Narayana Hari, Addl. Secy, Kerala (
Reduction in posts from the last draft allocation); Com. SP Sharma, GS,
Rajasthan (deficiency in CCIT Posts) Com. Ajay Tiwari, GS, Kanpur ( Delay in
submission, Posts for MSTU Agra), Com. Yashwant Purohit (Indication of Newly
Created Posts).
The Secretary
General explained the basis of Allocation, separate allocation for Directorates
and other newly created sections etc. He
also assured the genuine omissions pointed out by the house will be
incorporated in the final communication to the Board. The house on the appeal of the President,
approved the proposal.
The house was
informed about the functioning of the Official Sub- Committees by the
Representatives of ITEF nominated to the Committees.
Item No. 3: Discussion on
Departmental & Organisational Issues. The President and Secretary General
briefed the house about the lackadaisical attitude of the authorities in
settling of our issues pending before the Board and issues agreed upon and
pending with various authorities of Govt. of India. The Representative of all
the Circles participated in the discussion and raised many Departmental and
common issues. They lamented on the
present situation and demanded action programme. Accordingly it was decided to wait for
another fortnight for the response of the CBDT on our demand for immediate
talks, and to launch agitational programme in case of no positive outcome. The house authorised ITEF Representatives in
the negotiating body (QRM) will decide upon the course of action. It was also decided to seek immediate clear
cut, unambiguous instructions to Cadre Controlling Authorities with regard to
the Supreme Court Order on inter-se seniority and implement it in all cadres
wherever the element of Direct Recruitment exist.
On the organisational issues the
Secretary General informed the house the decision of the Confederation to
conduct Trade Union Class ( 15 and 16th November, 2013 at Mumbai) and Working
Women Convention (25th & 26th November, 2013 at New Delhi). It was also informed that the ITEF is to
ensure participation of minimum 20 members for both the TU Class and WW
Convention. The Circle General
Secretaries are requested to ensure the participation of two lady comrades from
each circle to the Working Women Convention to be held at Delhi on 25th and
26th Nov. 2013. Their stay will be
arranged by the CHQ in coordination with ITEF Delhi Circle. The Delegates fee fixed by the Confederation
for the participants is Rs 600/ per delegates.
Item No. 4: Indefinite
strike programme and preparation for the same: It was reported to the House that since the
Government has announced the setting up of VII-CPC, (partially accepting one
demand out of 15 points Charter of Demand), the programme of indefinite strike
action stands deferred. Further
programme of action on other 14 points of demands and date of effect of the
VII-CPC, will be decided by the Confederation in its next Secretariat Meeting.
Item No.5: Adoption of Receipt
& Payment for the years ending 31.3.2012 and 30.3.2013. The Secretary General informed the house that
for the absence of the Office Secretary for last one month due to Domestic
problem, the Receipt & Payment for the period ending 31.3.2013 could not be
presented to the house. The same will be
placed in the Next CWC. The R & P
Accounts for the year ending 31.3.2012 was adopted by the House.
Item No 6: Any other Matter with
permission of the Chair. In the
discussion also all the Comrades participated and in the sum-up the Secretary
General explained the present status of various issues and assured the house
that other issues raised by the members will be collated and taken up at
appropriate level.
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