Bharat Pensioners Samaj

  SECTION – B: MINUTES DG(RHS)/ PED(Health) 02/2024: Revised Entitlement for Hospital wards for Railway Beneficiaries in Empanelled Railway Hospital. Discussed and finalised. (Finalised) 11/2024: A. Medical facility to the dependent children on death of both parents under RELHS-1997. B. Medical facility to widowed/divorced/unmarried daughters under RELHS-1997. RELHS facility is provided to all those retired railway employees and their eligible dependents who have joined RELHS. Eligibility criteria for joining RELHS is already available in Para 612(A) of IRMM. Staff side stated that Railway Board’s letter No. PC-V/2022/A/Med./2(FMA) (E) dated 27.10.2022 should be withdrawn. Official side has agreed to and this item will be closed. (Finalised) 55/2012:   Sanction   of adequate manpower for Central Hospital, West Central Railway, Jabalpur. The staff side mentioned that the current strength of doctors is not adequate and the proposal received from the WCR should be re-examine...

 

  Understanding Income Tax Notices: A Detailed Overview An income tax notice is a formal communication issued by tax authorities to taxpayers, whether individuals or organizations, concerning their tax affairs. These notices serve as a tool for the tax department to address various issues such as tax discrepancies, unreported income, or the need for further scrutiny. Understanding these notices is crucial for maintaining compliance and addressing any concerns promptly. Reasons for Receiving Income Tax Notices 1. Income Discrepancies:  Discrepancies between reported income and what is documented by employers or financial institutions can trigger a notice. 2. Unreported Income:  Failure to declare all sources of income, including rental income or earnings from side jobs, may lead to a notice for underreporting. 3. Incorrect Deductions:  Claiming deductions without proper documentation or eligibility can prompt a notice, such as submitting fake rent receipts for HRA cla...

  New Tax Regime as Default for A.Y. 2024-25 – Official Income Tax Regime & Tax Calculator : Guidelines for Individuals, HUFs, AOPs, BOIs, and Artificial Juridical Persons Income Tax Department, Government of India has established the New Tax Regime as the default tax regime for the Assessment Year (A.Y.) 2024-25. This regime applies to individual taxpayers, Hindu Undivided Families (HUFs), Associations of Persons (AOPs) (excluding cooperative societies), Bodies of Individuals (BOIs), and Artificial Juridical Persons. Taxpayers who prefer the Old Tax Regime must follow specific procedures depending on their eligibility to file different Income Tax Return (ITR) forms. Option under Income Tax Section 115BAC – Old vs. New Tax Regime: Circular with format of Declaration for Old Regime The Central Public Works Department, Directorate General, in New Delhi, issued a circular regarding Section 115BAC of the Income Tax Act, 1961. This section, introduced by the Finance Act 2020, offers...

 

 

  C HANDIGARH: Quarter of a century after an employee of Haryana electricity department sought legal help for grant of pensionary benefits, neither he nor his wife are alive to enjoy the benefits granted to him after intervention of the Punjab and Haryana high court. Shri Niwas, an employee of Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited (earlier known as Haryana State Electricity Board) had filed a petition in the high court in 1998 and sought directions to the Haryana government to grant him pensionary benefits after his retirement. The Haryana government made a statement in the high court that benefits have been granted in his case. The case was disposed of by the HC in view of the Haryana statement that benefits have been granted, but It is not clear whether the benefits have been issued to the legal heirs, if any, or have only been granted on paper. On May 22, the counsel representing Shri Niwas told the HC that the petitioner and his wife have passed away. However, his case ha...