Guest guest Posted July 20, 2012 Report Share Posted July 20, 2012 Dear Manish, Was this one of the things you were trying to tell us? I got this as a forward... Do not quote PAN for Tatkal bookings. Indian Railways display PAN as identity proof for Tatkal bookings. The Railways have collect PAN for Tatkal bookings and display the PAN + name, sex and age of passengers on reservation charts pasted on railway compartments. This is a boon for benami transactions. It is mandatory for traders like jewellers to collect tax (TCS) from customers on purchase of jewellery worth Rs 5 lakh & bullion worth Rs 2 lakh. While complying with TCS rules for collection, payment and uploading of TCS information (e-filing of TDS returns) jewellers have to furnish PAN of customers. For certain customers it is not convenient to provide PAN. To accommodate high net worth customers, traders have a easy source of benami PAN numbers, name, sex and age from reserved railway compartments. A traveller recently noticed a chap copying PAN particulars along with name, age and sex pasted on reserved compartments, and when confronted with the help of railway police, he admitted that he gets Rs 10 per PAN particulars from jewellers. These persons are copying PAN information of senior citizens, women etc from sleeper class with the intention that passengers in sleeper class are not serious tax payers and generally salaried class. This wrong usage of a PAN number is known only to the regular tax payers, who regularly check their tax credit on form 26 AS provided by the Income Tax department on their website. This form 26 AS is updated only on filing of e-TDS returns by the traders. There is almost 6-12 months time delay for the PAN holder to know that a transaction of above nature has taken place on his name and that too only if he goes through form 26 AS. On noticing the tax credit of above nature while reconciling form 26 AS for tax credits for filing the return during subsequent financial year i.e. July / September, the tax payer has an option to exclude the same and go ahead in filing the return. In that case the department will first initiate action from the tax payer's side asking him to explain the sources of money for the above transaction done in his name and also to prove that he has not carried on the above transaction. The onus lies on the genuine tax payer for the fault committed by the traders. This dispute may even take more than 2 years to be settled. In conclusion, the only way to protect yourself from these fraudulent transactions, is to avoid quoting PAN details for identity proof. ~~~~~~~~~ Ravin '82 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2012 Report Share Posted July 20, 2012 Great Boss. Now you tell me / Just yesterday Ibooked tickets in tatkal using the pan card. Guess I will be more careful in the future. Sanjeev 84. Subject: PAN misuse To: mgims Date: Friday, July 20, 2012, 7:55 PM Â Dear Manish, Was this one of the things you were trying to tell us? I got this as a forward... Do not quote PAN for Tatkal bookings. Indian Railways display PAN as identity proof for Tatkal bookings. The Railways have collect PAN for Tatkal bookings and display the PAN + name, sex and age of passengers on reservation charts pasted on railway compartments. This is a boon for benami transactions. It is mandatory for traders like jewellers to collect tax (TCS) from customers on purchase of jewellery worth Rs 5 lakh & bullion worth Rs 2 lakh. While complying with TCS rules for collection, payment and uploading of TCS information (e-filing of TDS returns) jewellers have to furnish PAN of customers. For certain customers it is not convenient to provide PAN. To accommodate high net worth customers, traders have a easy source of benami PAN numbers, name, sex and age from reserved railway compartments. A traveller recently noticed a chap copying PAN particulars along with name, age and sex pasted on reserved compartments, and when confronted with the help of railway police, he admitted that he gets Rs 10 per PAN particulars from jewellers. These persons are copying PAN information of senior citizens, women etc from sleeper class with the intention that passengers in sleeper class are not serious tax payers and generally salaried class. This wrong usage of a PAN number is known only to the regular tax payers, who regularly check their tax credit on form 26 AS provided by the Income Tax department on their website. This form 26 AS is updated only on filing of e-TDS returns by the traders. There is almost 6-12 months time delay for the PAN holder to know that a transaction of above nature has taken place on his name and that too only if he goes through form 26 AS. On noticing the tax credit of above nature while reconciling form 26 AS for tax credits for filing the return during subsequent financial year i.e. July / September, the tax payer has an option to exclude the same and go ahead in filing the return. In that case the department will first initiate action from the tax payer's side asking him to explain the sources of money for the above transaction done in his name and also to prove that he has not carried on the above transaction. The onus lies on the genuine tax payer for the fault committed by the traders. This dispute may even take more than 2 years to be settled. In conclusion, the only way to protect yourself from these fraudulent transactions, is to avoid quoting PAN details for identity proof. ~~~~~~~~~ Ravin '82 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2012 Report Share Posted July 20, 2012 Manish was warning us weeks ago. Unfortunately his text wasn't showing up... Ravin '82 On Jul 20, 2012 8:20 PM, " sanjeev kishore " wrote: > ** > > > Great Boss. Now you tell me / Just yesterday Ibooked tickets in tatkal > using the pan card. Guess I will be more careful in the future. Sanjeev 84. > > > > > Subject: PAN misuse > To: mgims > Date: Friday, July 20, 2012, 7:55 PM > > > > Dear Manish, > > Was this one of the things you were trying to tell us? I got this as a > > forward... > > Do not quote PAN for Tatkal bookings. Indian Railways display PAN as > > identity proof for Tatkal bookings. > > The Railways have collect PAN for Tatkal bookings and display the PAN > > + name, sex and age of passengers on reservation charts pasted on > > railway compartments. > > This is a boon for benami transactions. It is mandatory for traders > > like jewellers to collect tax (TCS) from customers on purchase of > > jewellery worth Rs 5 lakh & bullion worth Rs 2 lakh. While complying > > with TCS rules for collection, payment and uploading of TCS > > information (e-filing of TDS returns) jewellers have to furnish PAN of > > customers. For certain customers it is not convenient to provide PAN. > > To accommodate high net worth customers, traders have a easy source of > > benami PAN numbers, name, sex and age from reserved railway > > compartments. A traveller recently noticed a chap copying PAN > > particulars along with name, age and sex pasted on reserved > > compartments, and when confronted with the help of railway police, he > > admitted that he gets Rs 10 per PAN particulars from jewellers. These > > persons are copying PAN information of senior citizens, women etc from > > sleeper class with the intention that passengers in sleeper class are > > not serious tax payers and generally salaried class. > > This wrong usage of a PAN number is known only to the regular tax > > payers, who regularly check their tax credit on form 26 AS provided by > > the Income Tax department on their website. This form 26 AS is updated > > only on filing of e-TDS returns by the traders. There is almost 6-12 > > months time delay for the PAN holder to know that a transaction of > > above nature has taken place on his name and that too only if he goes > > through form 26 AS. On noticing the tax credit of above nature while > > reconciling form 26 AS for tax credits for filing the return during > > subsequent financial year i.e. July / September, the tax payer has an > > option to exclude the same and go ahead in filing the return. In that > > case the department will first initiate action from the tax payer's > > side asking him to explain the sources of money for the above > > transaction done in his name and also to prove that he has not carried > > on the above transaction. The onus lies on the genuine tax payer for > > the fault committed by the traders. This dispute may even take more > > than 2 years to be settled. > > In conclusion, the only way to protect yourself from these fraudulent > > transactions, is to avoid quoting PAN details for identity proof. > > ~~~~~~~~~ > > Ravin '82 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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