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[rti4empowerment] judges of Madras High court,Governor, Chief minister, minister, speaker, Speaker, deputy speaker, Whip, Opposite party leader, MLA Tamilnadu- not effecting deduction of Income Tax for the perquisites- information to effect deductions- [1 Attachment]

 
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V.Gopalakrishnan

--- On Fri, 28/6/13, gopalakrishnan velu <gopalakrishnanvelu@gmail.com> wrote:

From: gopalakrishnan velu <gopalakrishnanvelu@gmail.com>
Subject: Fwd: judges tax
To: "gopal yahoo" <gopalakrishnanvelu@yahoo.co.in>, "gopalakrishnan velu" <gopalakrishnanvelu@gmail.com>
Date: Friday, 28 June, 2013, 10:28 PM


Your Request/Grievance Registration Number is : PRSEC/E/2013/09792  

Chief Judge and other


judges of Madras High court,Governor, Chief minister, minister, speaker,
Speaker, deputy speaker, Whip, Opposite party leader, MLA  Tamilnadu- not effecting deduction of Income Tax for the perquisites- information to effect deductions-


Dear president,

sir,


Sub:- Chief Judge and other judges of Madras High court, Tamilnadu- not effecting deduction of Income Tax for the perquisites- information to effect deductions- reg.

 

 

                From the information received under the RTI Act 2005, it is seen that the income received/enjoyed through perquisites by the chief judges and other judges of Chennai high court,  Tamilnadu are not included in the total income as required u/s. 17 (2) of the Income Tax Act. It amounts to serious lapse on the part of the officials responsible for effecting TDS as well as the officials responsible for reporting the value of perquisites allowed to the Ministers.

 

                                The following are the perks enjoyed by the most of Chief Judge and other judges of Madras High court:

 

a.       Rent free bungalow with free furnishing (furniture and electrical appliances).

b.      Free electricity and water.

c.       Sweeper, Gardener and Mazdoor.

 

                The approximate value of the above listed perks is assessed to be more than Rs. 5 lakhs per judger per year. The income tax due to be levied may be @ of Rs. 1.5 lakhs, which roughly works out to Rs.5.25 crores for the past 7 years. In the case of former chief judge y.Iqbal listed perks is  above listed perks is assessed to be more than Rs.10-1 5 lakhs  per year. The income tax due to be levied may be @ of Rs.4.5 lakhs, which roughly works out to Rs.9 lakhs  for the past 2 years.

 

                Accordingly it is requested to proceed with actions as below:

 


II)                  Proceed against the officials concerned of Pay and Accounts Office, High court, ch-108 for the lapse.

 

i)                    Take action to recover the due tax amounts which are left not deducted for the past periods.

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Sub:- Governor, Chief minister, Deputy chief ministers, Ministers, Speaker, deputy speaker, Whip, Opposite party leader, MLA of Tamilnadu- not effecting deduction of Income Tax for the perquisites- non-deduction of professional tax- information to effect deductions- reg.

 

                From the information received under the RTI Act 2005, it is seen that the income received/enjoyed through perquisites by the Ministers of Tamilnadu are not included in the total income as required u/s. 17 (2) of the Income Tax Act. It amounts to serious lapse on the part of the officials responsible for effecting TDS as well as the officials responsible for reporting the value of perquisites allowed to the Ministers.

 

                The following are the perks enjoyed by the most of Deputy chief ministers, Ministers, Speaker, deputy speaker, Whip, Opposite party leader, MLA:

 

a.       Rent free bungalow with free furnishing (furniture and electrical appliances).

b.      Free electricity and water.

c.       House Rent Allowance.

d.      Sweeper, Gardener and Mazdoor.

e.      For MLA Rent conscessional rate quarters with free furnishing (furniture and electrical appliances), rent free telephone and Free electricity and water.

 

                The approximate value of the above listed perks is assessed to be more than Rs. 5 lakhs per Minister per year. The income tax due to be levied may be @ of Rs. 1.5 lakhs, which roughly works out to Rs. 3 crores for the past 7 years.

 

Accordingly it is requested to proceed with actions as below:

 


ii)                  Proceed against the officials concerned of Pay and Accounts Office, Secretariat, ch-9 for the lapse.

 

iii)                Take action to recover the due tax amounts which are left not deducted for the past periods.



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Poor Indian Citizen
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