About Sinewave Computer Services Pvt. Ltd.

2. About Sinewave Computer Services Pvt. Ltd. Sinewave Computer Services Private Limited (SCSPL), is a company in business of providing business solutions mainly to Chartered Accountants, Tax Consultants and Corporate for past 24 years. The company specializes in Indian Taxation and HR Management solutions through its versatile products. SCSPL, has multiple Taxation and other products, some of the major products are: 1. Taxbase: Software for Indian Income Tax return preparation including E-filing of return for Individual/HUF, Trusts, Co-operative Societies and Corporate Sector. Also including module like Wealth Tax, Advance Tax, Tax Deduction at source (TDS), Audit Forms, Customer Billing, Fringe Benefit Tax, Annual Information Return (Beta), Financial Statements, Monitor Returns/Received and Pending documents, SMS Sending, Movement of Shares, etc. Available in Single user. 2. TaxbaseLAN: Software for Indian Income Tax return preparation including E-filing of return for Individual/HUF, Trusts, Co-operative Societies and Corporate Sector. Also including module like Wealth Tax, Advance Tax, Tax Deduction at source (TDS), Audit Forms, Customer Billing, Simple Accounting, Fringe Benefit Tax, Annual Information Return (Beta), Financial Statements, Monitor Returns/Received and Pending documents, SMS Sending, Movement of Shares, Confirmation of Intimation, Rectification Letter etc. Available in Multi-user and Single user variants. 3. TDSXpress: Tax Deduction at source, separate product for corporations covering preparation and printing of TDS certificates, preparation of Quarterly return with electronic filing (e-filing) of such returns. Unique TDS Snapshot Window gives overview of all payments made by the entity to various payees (Contractor, Financer, Property Owner etc.) under various sections, payment of such deduction to the government and one shot preparation of TDS certificates for all payees Software supports emailing/ exporting to Word/PDF of various reports.

3. About Sinewave Computer Services Pvt. Ltd. 4. VATXpress: (Maharashtra) Value Added Tax software, catering to preparation & printing of monthly, quarterly, Half yearly & annual returns Covers Composition, Package scheme, Work contractor, Other Dealer and this dealers Data entry, Periodic Returns (Form 231, Form 232,Form 233, Form 234), CST Returns (Form III-E), Revised Return, Audit Form (704), Post Filing Information. The software consolidates the data of all the periods in a financial year and generates a computation sheets. Caters to other statutory forms, Covers C-Form Tracking and software may be run in Network. Reports may be exported in PDF or DOC formats. The software also facilitates emailing of the forms, reports to their respective dealers. Also including module like TDS (Tax Deduction at Source) and PT (Professional Tax). TDS provides employer details, Contractor, Sub- contractor details and Challans, Bill Information, Payment and Various Reports. PT (Professional Tax) provides Employee details, Salary Slab wise Tax calculated and related Reports. 5. PaywhizProfessional: PaywhizProfessional is a versatile system catering to computation of Payroll including preparation of Payslips, Payroll registers including appropriate computations of income taxes based of earnings. The system has full fledged features of Taxbase backing the Payroll system Classifies and stores Payroll data from month to month for the employees. Tax Deduction at Source based on Indian Taxation is self computed based on salary earned till date and estimation of projected salary. Provides high flexibility in defining the users own additions and deductions. The defined calculations can include constants, variables and formulae. Software further caters to statutory reporting for ESIC, PF wherever applicable. Provides for management of leaves and loans. Self Process of subsequent month data based on: Either previous month data or XLS import wherein XLS files, which includes attendance data, Rate Card, Leave & Loan Register along with specific override feature. Also additional sheet for annual information received from employees is provided. 6. Office Organizer: This software is designed for Tax Consultants office for better management of day to day working. The software caters to better management of consistent flow of customers, information through various designated staff members. Intra-net mailing facility is provided along with mail inbox and outboxes. Facility for printing of TDS Challan Payments along with e-filing of quarterly TDS returns are provided. Library function along with issue and return of books is provided. Attendance system for staff members.

4. About Sinewave Computer Services Pvt. Ltd. 7. Service TaxXpress: Widely accepted software to prepare service Tax Challans and Monthly/Quarterly/Half Yearly returns preparation and filing. Available in 2 modes i.e. integrated with Taxbase and Standalone.Reminders may be sent on paper or emails to customers reminding them for non-filing of their returns. This software provides a facility to export Bills/Receipts/Credit related data from Service Tax Software to Microsoft Excel, and also Import similar data from Microsoft Excel to Service Tax Software. 8. Taxbase Personal: Software for Individuals. Anyone could instantly compute the taxable income and taxes. Thus relieving you from tedious manual working of tax computations, filing up and checking the computation sheet and Tax Returns. 9. E-TDSXpress: This software provides Deductor information (i.e. company/Organization), information about payees/ deductees(i.e. contractor/financers/property owner etc.), detail of challan payment made to the government. Automatically updates Form 27A information on single ”Update” button click. 10. Digital Certificate: Valid for e Filing of ROC ( Registrar of the Company Returns) for the purpose of MCA21 (Ministry of Company Affairs) Project Valid for ITR returns. Available in USB Token Format as per the ROC Gazette Notification. Channeled through Tata Consultancy Ltd., a well known Certifying Authority.

5. 11. IPRO for MCA 21:Softwareis designed, keeping in mind the statutory requirements of a company regarding forms & registers as per the Government guidelines. It enables to maintain annual return form, combined company registers, minutes, forms, notice, compliance certificate, fixed assets, certificate printouts etc. as per the ROC guidelines. "iPro" is a real time software based on single entry multiple reports concept which reduces the man hour usage unbelievably. SCSPL, has over 6000+ customers located in various parts of India. SCSPL, has geographical spread in India, with head office located in Pune and branch offices at: Mumbai , Bangalore Nashik , Hyderabad Kolhapur SCSPL, is also operating through value chain partners in following areas: Chennai, Ranchi, Mumbai, Akola Kolkatta, Panaji, Lucknow, Ahmedabad Delhi, Nagpur, Bhopal, Trivanduram, Thane, Belguam About Sinewave Computer Services Pvt. Ltd.

6. Taxbase– Login Screen • Secure, protected by passwords, unauthorized entry to system is not permitted. • Multiple databases may be maintained for multiple chartered accountants/ consultants who may be partners however work on different client bases. • You may keep separate copies of the product on network with all using single license purchased from SCSPL. • You may update the product with latest version in about 10-12 minutes; the new versions may be because of tax law changes, new formats of various forms and new features incorporated in Taxbase. • We strongly recommend you to update the database structure using the link (Click Here to Update Taxbase Database) provided on the Login screen to prevent any conflicts while using the software.

7. User Parameters and Reminder Screen • The above screen stores information about you as a user, this data may be transmitted to SCSPL optionally, hence we are aware on the versions being used by you. • This data is used optionally, to print on bills prepared by you, computation sheets etc. • Registration number is needed, for online updates etc., it is unique number provided to all licensed users of the product. • From August 2007, version incorporated SMS system, where in birthday, anniversary, advance tax reminders may be sent to your clients. This is based on the master information of your clients. • Besides above there are options to send routine reminders to your clients, these reminders may be like payment of provident fund, payment of TDS, payment of services tax, ESIC etc. These settings are done through master file data of client or control screen provided. You may disable this facility, if same is not desired by you. • Based on above criteria, upon entry to Taxbase system reminds you on such SMS’s which are needed to be sent.

8. Taxbase Home Screen • The above screen displays all clients defined by you in the Taxbase. • You may select the sort order by name and further you may apply filters such as group selection, status, residential status, ward etc., this way you may filter to see only clients meeting particular set of criteria. This enables you to avoid browsing through long list of clients. • You may select the assessment year, for which you may want to work with. The A Taxbase supports tax computations from AY 1998-1999 onwards. • You may double click on the desired assessee to go into detailed income working for the assessee. • You may click on New button to define new assessee. • You may take a print of the above grid based on criteria selection on printer.

9. Defining New Group and Assessee • Upon clicking new button, you are displayed a pop up window, where in you may define an assessee under existing group, or define a new group altogether. • Group, means a group/ family of taxpayers. This means you may address the correspondence to main member of the group. • Upon clicking new group, you would be prompted to enter the name and address of the main member of group. • Such address of group may be picked up at the time of defining an assessee, thus eliminating repeat data entry.

10. Defining New Group and Assessee 1 2 • This screen facilitates entry of the group information viz. group name, address, city, pin, telephone no, email ID, etc. You can use this option to categorize your assessees in a particular group. • Further, group passwords are provided, hence user can access a group data only with passwords. • If the Address fields are not enough for the user he can select the button in the left corner to add five line address(Image-2).

11. Tax Payer Master Data 1 3 2 • Select Master Data->Static Information option to enter Assessee information. (Image 1 above) • Assessee-First, Middle and Last name, Pan, Sex, office, Residential & Filing address, Assessing Officer, father name, mobile number, email ID would be entered on the screen. (Image 2 and 3). • Ward may be selected from existing defined wards or a new one may be created. • Date of birth along with anniversary date for individuals may be entered. • Areas Applicable allows the user to select the areas applicable from the given list which is used in Master File List & to Send SMS. • Credit Card and Bank details may be entered as per required. • You may delete any taxpayer with option of deletion of data for specified assessment year or throughout the system. • Short name is provided for addressing taxpayer through SMS system. • Area Code, AO type, Range Code & AO no, File No. are provided for e-filing.

12. Income Tax Detail Screen • This screen enables you to enter income in any selected chapter along with provisions therein of that chapter. • Upon exit from any chapter, total income along with taxes along with interest (if applicable) would be computed and displayed. • You may print computation sheet and return of income from here, both options of printing that is, windows graphical print and conventional and fast dot matrix printing. • The Other Form Data enter the information pertaining to the return such as Due Date , Date and Place of Filing, the Signatory etc. for a particular selected assessee. • All returns of income are catered to specifically Form ITR-1, ITR-2, ITR-3, ITR-4, ITR-5, ITR-6, ITR-7, ITR-8, Form 30. All other Form Are available from ‘Form’ menu.

13. Income From Salary • Upon clicking Salary, you would be displayed above screen wherein you may enter one-employer details. You may also choose to enter multiple employer information. • Other entries in salary may include one or more of the following: • HRA received, rent paid for computation of taxable HRA. • Rent-free accommodation details. • Motor car • Other perquisites through other details option. • Arrears (Salary) , gratuity, compensation received along with past year taxable figures for computation of relief u/s 89. • Allowances included earlier, which are exempt from tax u/s 10, exempt u/s 16(ii).

14. Income Detail Screen after entry of Salary Details • Based on above data, income details screen is updated along with computation of tax after duly effecting section 80C (based on PF entry made) and TDS deducted from salary. • In case of short payment of advance tax or lesser deduction of TDS, interest u/s 234A, B and C are self-computed. Please note the package fully caterers to changes in rate of interest during various time frames and applies interest accordingly. Another, mention needed to be done here, is that in case of capital gain arising in later instalments interest u/s 234C for previous instalments are done after deducting such capital gains from taxable capital gains. • In case of relief computation, effect of relief is also provided on this screen. • Now, we would go ahead and enter details of house property (self occupied) along with income from Other Sources, deductions under Chapter VI-A & deductions made under section 80C / 80CCC

15. Income from House Property • As the specified taxpayer is staying in a house, which has a housing loan against it, we need to specify amount of interest paid. In case there is interest accrued prior to possession, you may enter the same under pre-construction interest, which may be deducted in five equal instalments. • you may enter details of Rented properties, Self Occupied and/or vacant properties. • Repairs and collection at standard rates are at Standard rates & self-computed. • In case of unabsorbed loss due to interest or otherwise the system would carry forward such losses automatically. • Click on TDS and go for ‘Other TDS Details’ and Enter the particulars and the amount of TDS paid that has not been covered under any of the earlier mentioned sources of income.

16. Business Summary • Through this option you can enter the following Business Details:- • Income from firms • Business/Profession • LIC Commission Agent • Remuneration and Interest • Other Business Income

17. Business Income from firms • This screen will help you to enter the following information if such income has been received by the assessed : • The Name of the Firm • Share of Profit (negative, if it is a loss); • Any amount received as Remuneration and Interest • Any number of entries as Income from Registered Firms may be entered into the system.

18. Profit/Gain from Business/Profession 1 1 2 6 3 4 5 7 • This page will help you to enter general information of business. like name of business, net profit (loss), no. of branches, accounting method etc. • Business Name: In this option we can enter the Business name

19. Profit/Gain from Business/Profession 2 • 2. Allowable/Disallowable: • In order to make entries relating to the Allowable / Disallowable regarding this source of income,Click on the “Detail” • and select Allowable or Disallowable accordingly the option will be displayed Disallowable/ Allowable items are those • items that can be added / deducted from the net profit/loss.  • 3. Nature of Business or Profession: • Use this option to select the nature of business or profession whichever applicable. • No. of Branches: • Use this option to enter the Number of Branches in Business. • 5. Method Stock of Valuation : • Use this option to enter details of Stock valuation method and the change in Stock valuation method.   • 6. Audit Details : • The Audit information such as whether the assessee is liable to maintain account as per section 44AA, is he liable for Tax Audit u/s 44AB (a)/(b), is he liable for tax Audit u/s 44AB(c) read with S.44 AD/AE/AF, whether the accounts audited before specified date and whether the Audit Report is furnished if yes then enter the Receipt no. and filing date can be entered. • 7. Tax Deduction at Source: • Use this option to enter Tax Deduction at Sourcein Business.  

20. Profit and Gain (1) • This page will help you to enter the details of profit under section 44AD, 44AE and 44AF. • Section 44AD : Business or supply of labour for civil construction is mentioned in this section. • Section 44AE : To enter the detailed and summarized information pertaining to Business of plying goods carriages. • Section 44AF : This section is used for the business of retail trade.

21. Profit and Gain (2) • This page will help you to enter the details of profit under sections 10A / 10AA / 10B / 10BA /10BB etc. • The information to be entered are: • Whether section 10A / 10AA / 10B / 10BA applicable. • Weather opted out filing declaration u/s 10A / 10AA / 10B / 10BA • If the Section 10A / 10AA / 10B / 10BA applicable but is not opted out filing declaration u/s 10A / 10AA / 10B / 10BA then enter the Section, Year and Amount details. • The income specified in section 28(ii) to 28(vi) can also be entered • The Deemed income u/s 33AB, 33ABA, 33ABB, 41, 72A, 80HHD, 80IA, etc., can be entered

22. Deduction u/s 80HHC • To access the screen select menu Master Data -> Static Information and tick the 80HHC option.   • This page will help you to compute deductions under section 80HHC. • This screen will help you to enter the Sales and Purchase figures for the domestic and exports along with expenses and receipts, based on which the deduction u/s 80 HHC, is calculated.

23. STT Details • This page will help you to enter profits and gains from transactions chargeable to securities Transaction Tax, Tax Payable and Tax Paid amount will be used to compute rebate u/s 88E.

24. LIC Commission Agents • This screen will help you to enter expenses deductible from commission earned by agents of Life Insurance, etc • Insurance agents of Life Insurance Corporation having total commission (including first year commission, renewal commission and bonus commission) of less than Rs. 60,000/- for the year, and not maintaining detailed accounts for the expenses Incurred by them, may be allowed as follows: i. Where separate figures of first year and renewal commission are available, 50% of first year commission and 15% of the renewal commission; ii. Where separate figures as above are not available, 331/3% of the gross commission. • In both the above cases, the ad hoc deduction will be subject to a selling limit of Rs. 20,000/-. The gross commission in (ii) above will include first year as well as renewal commission but will exclude bonus commission.

25. Partnership Details • Note : The Partners defined should be defined as assessee in Taxbase .On this screen You can select the Partners from the list of assessee available. • This option is available only if the assessee is a Partnership Firm With Status code 05 or 06 whichever is applicable, also the Partners & their Share Percentage in Profit, Loss & Remuneration should also be defined accordingly. The option for defining partners and their Share Per-cent in Profit, Loss & Remuneration is available on Static Information Screen & Income Detail Screen, after defining the Status code as 05 or 06 this options gets enabled, to go to this option you just have to single Click on “Partners” button, the above Screen will appear.

26. Remuneration and Interest • This screen will help you to enter remuneration and interest paid to partners. • Remuneration and interest paid are automatically posted to the respective partners (if the partner is defined as an assessee in the Taxbase) when remuneration and interest screen is closed.

27. Other Business Income • This screen will help you to enter income from any other business.

28. Final Screen Of Business Income • The final working of Profit/Gain from Business/Profession along with TDS computation will be displayed.

29. Speculation • Through this option You can enter the Income derived from Speculation Business.  • You can Also Add / Deduct for Adjustment in accordance with Ss. 28 to 44AD. • Balance profit from speculation business amount get automatically calculated.

30. Capital Gain – Detail Format • Upon clicking on Capital Gains, you would be displayed above screen for entry of capital gain details. • You may select asset type, which may be Residential, Land, Shares, Debentures, Deemed Capital Gain or Others. • Long Term or Short Term capital gain is self determined. • Indexation of capital gain – for long term is automatically done. • 10% tax or 20% tax is also automatically done. • Provision for export and import from XL file are provided. Hence where a customer has a long list of shares, you may forward a blank XL file for the customer to enter data and forward the same to you for importing in Taxbase. • Please Note: You can either enter the Capital Gain Information in “Detailed” or “Summary” format.

31. Capital Gain – Summary Format • This screen show the summary of Capital Gain. • Please Note: You can either enter the Capital Gain Information in “Detailed” or “Summary” format.

32. Income from Other Sources • A source of income which does not specifically fall under any one of other heads of income (viz., Salaries, Income from House Property, Profit/Gains from Business/Profession or Capital Gain) is to be computed and brought to charge using this screen of Income from Other Sources. • As can be seen from the above screen, Income from Other Sources is classified into three main categories which are as follows: • Dividend Any dividend declared distributed or paid by company to its share holders is chargeable to tax under this category irrespective of fact whether shares are held by the assessee as Investment or Stock-In-Trade. 2. Interest Income by way of interest on securities is taxable under this category, if same is not taxable as Business Income. 3. Other Details pertaining to rental income, brokerage, family pension can be entered here.

33. Other Special Income • Through this option under special income source you can enter description for income under section; 110, 111, 111A, 112, 113, 15A, 15AB, 15AC, 15ACA, 15AD, 15B, 15BB, 15BBA, 15BBB, 15BBC, 15D, 15E, 15R. • Enter the Description, Amount, Expense, Tax Rate and TDS also.

34. Brought Forward Losses • This option enables enter details of earlier years losses that have been brought forward to the current assessment year.  • Enter  the  date of filing  the Return during the specified assessment  year  and  also  the  losses  brought  forward since the previous eight years under the various  heads  i.e.,  House Property Loss , Speculation Loss , Business Loss, Depreciation Loss ,  Losses  u/s  35 (4) , Capital Losses (bifurcation of Long term and Short term is available from AY 2003-2004 onwards )and  Loss from Horse Racing. If any of  these losses are to setoff  against  income of the current year, the same can be done by clicking on the “Setoff Losses” button on this screen.

35. Losses Setoff • Losses of previous years may be set off against income of the current year via this screen. • Previously entered losses are displayed here , against the various sources of income and the relevant setoff may be entered. • The balance losses (if any) arethen show as carried forward losses which may be carried forward to the next assessment Year. Losses  may be carried forward upto 8 years.

36. Deduction u/s 80C / 80CCC • Deductions in respect of payments for: • Life Insurance Premium. • Provident Fund. • Installment or part payment for purchase or construction of residential  house property or repayment of loans (restricted to Rs.20,000/-). • Public Provident Fund. • Accrued interest on National Savings Certificates. • New Deposits in National Savings Certificates. • Premium from Unit Linked Insurance. • Cumulative Time Deposit. • Investment made in Debentures/Shares of Companies as approved by C.B.D.T. • Educational Expenses • Deduction in respect of contribution to certain pension funds-(80CCC) • Deduction in respect of contribution to pension scheme of Central Government • Group Insurance • Mutual Fund • Other 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

37. Deductions under Chapter VI-A • All relevant sections are covered under this chapter. • The various deductions taken care of in this chapter are :  80D, 80DD, 80DDB, 80E, 80G 100%, 80G 50%, 80GG, 80GGA, 80GGC, 80HH, 80HHA, 80HHB, 80HHBA, 80HHC, 80HHD, 80HHE, 80-I, 80I-A, 80-IB, 80JJA, 80JJAA, 80M, 80O, 80P, 80QQA, 80R, 80RR, 80RRA, 80RRB, 80U.

38. Exempt Income And Agricultural Income 1 2 • Through this option you can enter the Income which are fully exempt. When You Click on the Exempt income the above screen appears with the Four options (Image 1).    1. Income Claimed Exempt u/s 10   2. Minor Income deduction u/s 10(32) 3. Income Claimed Exempt u/s 10(33), 10(34),10(35) & 10(24)  4. Tax-exempt interest income • Click on any of the above option , a separate screen for data entry appears for all the three options. • Agricultural Income means (Image 2) • Any rent or revenue derived from land which is situated in India and is used for agricultural purposes. • Any income derived from such land by agricultural operations including processing of the agricultural product, raised or received as rent in kind so as to render it fit for the market or sale of such produce. • Income attributable to a farm house subject to certain conditions.

39. Other TDS Details • Enter the particulars and the amount of TDS paid that has not been covered under any of the earlier mentioned sources of income. • This page will help you to enter like name, Address, city, section no. of Certificate State, Pin, TAN no., Date Amount, Codes etc. • You Import the Data from Excel of click on “Import from Excel” option, similarly you Export the Data of click on “Export to Excel” option. • .

40. Payment of Advance Tax • Details of Advance Tax paid on the different installment dates, including name and address of the banks where the said installments were paid are to be entered here. • Any number of advance tax payments may be specified. • Further,  the user is  provided with an option  to  print  Advance Tax Challan at this stage itself.

41. Advance Tax & Self-Assessment Challan Formats • The above is screen snap shot of the challan. • The same may be printed on A4 size paper on windows printer, same is not available on dot matrix (DMP) option. DMP under windows printing will be able to print above challan. • There are options available to print the same on pre-printed Challans provided by Tax-print, Mumbai. • Please note that both windows printing and SMP options are available for printing pre-printed Challans.

42. Income Details Screen • The final working of Income and taxes along with interest computation will be displayed. • You may select to print the computation sheet and/or return of income. Both are available in windows as well as in dot matrix format. • Sample Screen shots of computation sheet and return of income are displayed on subsequent screens.

43. Return of Income Format • Click on Return of Income button of Income Detail Screen to view the return form.

44. Forms 1 2 • The system provides you various Forms like Form 1, Form 2, Form 3, Form 10, etc shown in Image 1 and Image 2 above.

45. Forms (1) • Form ITR-1 Indian Income Tax Return (For Individual having Income from Salary/Pension/Family Pension and Interest) (Please see Rule 12 of the Income-tax Rules, 1962). • FormITR-2 Indian Income Tax Return ( For individual and HUFs not having Income from Business or profession) (Please see Rule 12 of the Income-tax, 1962). • Form ITR-3 Indian Income Tax Return (For Individual/HUFs being partners in the firm and not carrying out business or profession under any proprietorship) (Please see Rule 12 of the income-tax Rules 1962). • Form ITR-4 Indian Income Tax Return (For Individual/HUFs having Income from proprietary business or profession) (Please see rule 12 of the Income tax Rules, 1962). • Form ITR-5 Indian Income Tax Return (For firms, AOIs and BOIs). • Form ITR-6 Indian Income Tax Return (For Companies other than companies claimed exemptions under section 11) • Form ITR-7 Indian Income Tax Return (For person including companies required to furnish return under section 139(4A) or section 139(4B) or section 139(4C) or section 139(4D)) • Form ITR-8 Indian Income tax Return (For Fringe Benefits) • Challan no. ITNS 280(Black and White format) – Advance Tax, Self Assessment Tax etc. Challan. • Challan no. ITNS 281(Black and White format)- T. D. S. Tax challan (200).

46. Forms (2) • Form 1 Return of Income for companies other than those claiming exemption u/s 11.  • Form 2 Return of Income for Non-Corporate assesses not claiming exemption u/s 11 and  having income from business or profession. • Form 2B  Return of Income for block Assessment. • Form 2C This Form is used with effect from the assessment year 2002-2003 by individuals/ HUF/ AOP/ BOI, whose total income for the previous year is not more than Rs. 50,000/- and who satisfy the basic conditions. • Form 3 For non-corporate assessees not claiming exemption u/s 11 and not having income from business or profession. • Form 3A For assessees, including companies, claiming exemption u/s 10 or 11. • Form 3CA Audit report under section 44AB of the Income-tax Act, 1961, in a case where the accounts of the business or profession of a person have been audited under any other law. • Form 3CB Audit Report u/s 44AB of the Income tax Act, 1961, in case of a person referred to in clause[b] of sub rule [1] of rule 6G. • Form 3CD Statement of particulars required to be furnished under section 44 AB of the Income-tax Act, 1961. • Form 3CEB Particulars relating to international transactions required to be furnished under section 92E of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form 10 Notice to the Assessing Officer/ Prescribed Authority under section 11(2) of the Income-tax Act, 1961

47. Forms (3) • Form 10AApplication for registration of charitable or religious trust or institution under section 12A(a) of the Income tax Act ,1961. • Form 10BAudit Report under Section 12A[b] of the Income Tax Act, 1961, in the case of charitable or religious trusts or institutions. • Form 10BADeclaration to be filed by the assessee claiming deduction under section 80GG. • Form 10CCA Audit Report under section 80HHB of the Income-Tax, Act 1961. • Form 10CCB Audit Report under section 80-I(7) or 80-IA(7) or 80-IB or 80-IC of the Income-Tax, Act 1961. • Form 10CCAB Certificate to be issued by Export House / Trading House to the supporting manufacturer for purposes of clause(b) of sub – section (4A) of section 80HHC. • Form 10CCAC Report under section 80 HHC(4) / 80 HHC (4A) of the Income tax Act. 1961. • Form DB For evidence of payment of securities transaction tax on transactions entered in a recognized stock exchange. • Form DC For evidence of payment of securities transaction tax on transaction tax on transactions of sale of unit of equity oriented fund to the Mutual Fund. • Form10E For furnishing particulars of income under section 192 (2A) for the year ending 31st March 2006 for claiming relief under section 89(1) by a Government servant or an employee in a company, co-operative society, local authority, university, institution, association or body. • Form10G • Application for grant of approval or continuance thereof to institution or fund under section 80G (5) (iv) of the Income Tax Act, 1961.  

48. Forms (4) • Form10-ICertificate of prescribed authority for the purpose of section 80DDB. • Form12BAFor individuals only. Statement showing particulars of perquisites, other fringe benefits or amenities and profits in lieu of salaries with value thereof. • Form13 Application by a person for a certificate under section 197 and/ or 206C(9) of the Income -tax Act, 1961, for nodeduction/collection of tax or deduction/ collection of tax at a lower rate. • Form15AACertificate under section 197(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961,relating to deduction of tax. • Form15FDeclaration under section 197A(1) of Income tax Act , 1961, to be made by an individual claiming receipt of  interest of • securities without deduction of tax. • Form15GDeclaration under sub-sections (1) and (1A) of Section 197A of the Income - Tax Act, 1961, to be made by an individual or aperson (not being company or a firm) claiming receipts without deduction of tax. • Form 15H [197A(1A)] • Declaration under Section197A (1A) of Income tax Act, 1961, to be made by a person (not being a company or a firm) claiming receipt of interest other than Interest on securities without deduction of tax. • Form 15H[197A(1C)]Declaration under Section 197A(1C) section 197a Of the Income tax Act, 1961, to be made by an individual who is of age of sixty-five years or more claming certain receipts without deduction of Tax. • Form 15-I • Declaration for non-deduction-of tax at source to be furnished to contractor under the second  proviso to clause (i) of sub-section (3) of section 194C by sub-contractor not owning more than two heavy goods carriages/trucks during the Financial Year 2005-2006.

49. Forms (5) • Form 16 • Certificate under section 203 of the Income tax Act, 1961 for tax deducted at source from Income chargeable under the head Salaries. • Form 16A • Certificate of deduction of tax at source under section 203 of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form 16AACertificate of Tax deduction of source for income chargeable under the head ‘salaries’- cum- return of income. • Form 27C • Declaration under sub section(1A) of section 206C of the Income tax Act, 1961 to be made by a buyer for obtaining goods without collection of tax. • Form 28AIntimation of the assessing officer under section 210(5) regarding the notice of demand under section 156 of the income tax Act, 1961, for payment of Advance tax under section 210(3) / 210(4) of the act. • Form 29B • Details relating to computation of book profits of the company for the purposes of section 115JB of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form 30 • Claim for refund of tax. • Form 31 • Application for a certificate under the first proviso to sub section(1A) of section 230 of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form 32 • Authorization from Assessing Officer. • Form 34A Application for a certificate under section 230A(1) of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form35 Appeal to the Commissioner of Income tax (Appeals) Designation of the Commissioner (Appeals). • Form36 Form of appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.

50. Forms (6) • Form49AApplication for a certificate under section 230A(1) of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form49BForm of application for allotment of tax deduction and collection account number under section 203A of the Income • tax Act, 1961. • Form56F Report under section 10A of the Income tax Act, 1961. • Form56G Report under section 10B of the Income Tax Act, 1961.Request for New PAN card Or And Changes Or Correction in • PAN Data • Income Tax Clearance Certificate • Income tax clearance Certificate