ANNUAL
INFORMATION STATEMENT
From 26AS is
substituted with ‘Annual Information Statement’ with effect from 1st
June 2020. So, it’s time to make out what additional information would be
reflected in newly introduced ‘Annual Information Statement’. The table below
gives a comparative analysis of earlier Form 26AS with the new one.
Sl.No.
|
Particulars of Information
|
Form 26AS
|
Annual Information Statement
|
1
|
Information Relating to TDS
|
Available
|
Available
|
2
|
Information Relating to TCS
|
Available
|
Available
|
3
|
Information Relating to Payment of Taxes
|
Available
|
Available
|
4
|
Information Relating to Income Tax Refund
|
Available
|
Available
|
5
|
Information Relating to Income Tax Demand
|
Not Available
|
Available
|
6
|
Information Relating to Pending Income Tax
Proceedings
|
Not Available
|
Available
|
7
|
Information Relating to Completed Income Tax
Proceedings
|
Not Available
|
Available
|
8
|
Specified Financial Transactions
|
Not Available
|
Available
|
What are the Specified Financial Transactions?
a)
Transaction
of purchase, sale, exchange of goods or property or right or interest in a
property.
b)
Transaction
for rendering of any service.
c)
Transaction
under works contract
d)
Transaction
by way of an investment made or expenditure incurred.
e)
Transaction
for taking or accepting any loan or deposit.
Who will upload the information mentioned above?
a)
Principal
Director General of Income Tax (Systems)
b)
Director
General of Income Tax (System)
c)
Any
person authorized by them.
Who will provide the information to the Department to
upload in Form Annual Information Statement?
a)
Assessee
b)
Local
authority or any other public body or association.
c)
Registrar
or sub registrar appointed under Registration Act, 1908
d)
Registering
authority under Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
e)
Post
Master under Indian Post Office Act, 1898
f)
Recognized
Stock Exchange
g)
Officer
of Reserve Bank of India
h)
Depository
under Depositories Act, 1996.
Main Objectives for introducing the Annual Information
Statement.
a)
To
fasten the information collection ability of the Department.
b)
To
enable faceless Income Tax Assessments and appeals effectively.
c)
To
reduce leakage in income tax and to plug in the loopholes for tax evasion.
✍
Sanjay R Shetty
Chartered Accountant
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