CBDT issues second round of Appreciation Certificates to taxpayers
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- Platinum : Tax contributed Rs. 1 Crore and above
- Gold : Tax contributed Rs. 50 Lakh to Rs. 1 Crore
- Silver : Tax contributed Rs. 10 Lakh to Rs.50 Lakh
- Bronze : Tax contributed Rs. 1 Lakh to Rs.10 Lakh
Taxpayers have lauded this new initiative and have reacted with pride and satisfaction that their contribution towards spending on various infrastructure development, social sector & welfare schemes out of revenues mobilized through tax payments have been acknowledged.
In continuation of the initiative, CBDT has started issuing the second round of Certificates to another 10.15 Lakh tax payers. While the earlier set of certificates had mostly included individuals who e-verified their returns, the second phase will cover those individuals who have filed their returns within the due date and their ITR-V has been received well before the 120 day period for submission provided under the Income Tax Act.
The CBDT urges taxpayers to e-file their returns in time and verify their return by submitting the Electronic Verification Code online or sending their ITR-V within the 120 day period so that they can also be acknowledged for their contribution. The Department is committed to continuous improvement of taxpayer services and seeks the cooperation of all taxpayers in contributing their fair share of taxes voluntarily. #casansaar
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