7th CPC - PCDA(P) IMPLEMENTATION ORDERS

PCDA Orders on 7th CPC – Defence Force Pensioners & Family Pensioners 

7th CPC Report Implementation : Orders & Cicrulars

 Armed Forces Pensioners / Family Pensioners

i. Circular No. 570 : Implementation of Governments decision on the recommendations of the Seventh Central Pay Commission- Revision of Pension of Pre-2016 Defence Forces Pensioners/Family Pensioners – Click to read the detailed order
ii. Circular No. 573 : Ex-Gratia lump sum compensation- Recommendations of the Seventh Central Pay Commission – Click to read the detailed order                        (CONTD)   

ITR FILING FOR THE DECEASED TAX PAYER

FILING OF INCOME TAX RETURN OF THE DECEASED PERSON

 In the eventuality of the death of a TAX PAYER his/her last return is required to be filed by the legal heir after getting him/her self registered on the Income Tax Efiling site. The responsibility of payment of tax rests with the legal heir. There have been cases where the IT Dept has raised demand after three to four years from the Family pensioner. We had earlier covered this aspect in detail at, http://signals-parivaar.blogspot.com/2015/12/income-tax-return-of-deceased-very.html please do read the nitty gritties and why and buts of the same.

   It is therefore necessary to file his/her last return. The method is not complicated and is described below in the succeeding paragraphs.

AGIF - EXTORTION CALLS BY FRAUDSTERS

**BEWARE FRAUDSTERS ARE OUT TO EXTORT MONEY FROM PENSIONERS IN THE NAME OF ARMY  GROUP INSURANCE FUND. 
            There are so many fraudsters who call up mostly on the land line phones of the pensioners, specially the family pensions posing themselves to be officers or JCOs from AGIF or CDA, trying to inform them that there is some amount in thousands as balance with the AGIF which is to be paid to the pensioner or claimed by him/her before the same gets time barred.

FILING OF REVISED ITRs

FILING OF REVISED RETURNS OF EARLIER YEAR (FIN YEAR 2015-16)

      In continuation of our endeavour in guiding and helping veterans through our web posts on Filing of Income Tax Returns and claiming rebate on the old arrears received during the Fin Year, we bring in a happy news for those veterans who missed out the Rebate in their last years return (FY 2015-16). There were large amount of arrears (Around Rs 4 Lakhs) we received during the said Financial Year, and high rebates amounting to Rs 10000 to 60000/- accrued for  veterans who took care to work with our "DO IT YOURSELF SOLUTIONS' giving you Primary School simple methods. 

         In case you did not claim the rebate and paid high income tax for the Fin Year -  2015-16  on pension and arrears received, which actually pertained to earlier years when the tax rates were low and our earnings small, here is a chance for you to correct your mistake committed out of ignorance of rules or lethargy. (CONTD)