The document provides instructions on how executive directors and members of State Boards, Commissions or Authorities in Georgia are now required to electronically file an annual affidavit rather than a personal financial disclosure statement. It explains how to access the electronic filing system, obtain log-in credentials, and file the required affidavit. The affidavit confirms these individuals took no official action in the previous year that materially affected their private financial or business interests.
The document provides instructions for electronically filing a Personal Financial Disclosure statement in Georgia. It explains who is required to file, how to obtain login credentials, and how to navigate the efiling system. The efiling system has several sections that must be completed by submitting required information before a report can be finalized and electronically submitted. Upon submission, a confirmation email will be sent.
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What is the status of equal pay laws and equal employment regulations across the United States? This exclusive State Net® Jurisdictional Summary provides an overview of the status of equal employment and equal pay legislation across the United States.
The document provides tips for paying taxes, emphasizing that electronic payment options through the IRS website or IRS2Go app are the easiest methods. It notes that credit/debit card payments will incur a processing fee but the fee can be deducted next year. The tips also address paying by check or money order if electronic payment is not possible, and stress the importance of filing tax returns on time even if the full amount cannot be paid to avoid penalties and set up a payment plan.
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Here is a detailed guide on the payroll taxes withholding, rates, reporting and responsibilities for employers and employees for 2019. For more information, visit at https://www.onlinecheck.com/blog/small-business-resources/payroll-taxes/
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Tax collection in India is primarily done under the category of direct and indirect sources of tax by three tier system that is, the central government, the state government and the local government. However, the concentrate of present study is on the assessment of indirect tax revenues by central and state government. In addition to this certain statistical tools are also applied in order to present a livelier picture of tax collection by central government and state government through indirect sources.
With April 15 right around the corner, the IRS wants to make sure you get the help you need at tax time. Make things easier by not waiting until the last minute. Here are the top tax time tips:
Service tax is a tax paid to the government for enjoying services from various providers. It is currently charged at 12.36% of the gross value of the service. To pay service tax, one must first register for it. The required documents for service tax registration include PAN cards, identity documents, authorization letters, property documents, and bank statements of the individual or business. Once registered, service tax must be paid either quarterly or monthly depending on the business type, with payment due by the 5th of the month following the tax period.
The document provides instructions for electronically filing a Personal Financial Disclosure statement in Georgia. It explains who is required to file, how to obtain login credentials, and how to navigate the efiling system. The efiling system has several sections that must be completed by submitting required information before a report can be finalized and electronically submitted. Upon submission, a confirmation email will be sent.
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The document provides tips for paying taxes, emphasizing that electronic payment options through the IRS website or IRS2Go app are the easiest methods. It notes that credit/debit card payments will incur a processing fee but the fee can be deducted next year. The tips also address paying by check or money order if electronic payment is not possible, and stress the importance of filing tax returns on time even if the full amount cannot be paid to avoid penalties and set up a payment plan.
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Tax collection in India is primarily done under the category of direct and indirect sources of tax by three tier system that is, the central government, the state government and the local government. However, the concentrate of present study is on the assessment of indirect tax revenues by central and state government. In addition to this certain statistical tools are also applied in order to present a livelier picture of tax collection by central government and state government through indirect sources.
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The taxation system in India includes direct taxes like income tax and indirect taxes like goods and service tax (GST). Income tax rates vary based on an individual's age and income level, with lower rates for those below age 60 and senior citizens. Corporate tax rates were recently reduced to 22% for existing companies and 15% for new manufacturing companies. Indirect taxes include GST applied between 0.25-28% on various goods and services, as well as taxes like customs duty and excise duty. The document provides details on tax slabs, rates and policies in India.
The taxation system in India has a three-tier federal structure with taxes levied by the central government, state governments, and local authorities. There are two main types of taxes - direct and indirect. Direct taxes include income tax, corporate tax, and capital gains tax, which are imposed on individuals and corporations. Indirect taxes include GST, customs duty, and stamp duty, which are levied on goods and services and can be passed on to other parties. The GST implemented in 2017 replaced many indirect taxes and is a comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based tax applied across India.
This document provides an introduction to direct taxes in India. It defines direct tax as a tax paid directly by an individual or organization to the imposing entity, such as income tax. It cannot be passed on to another entity. The document discusses the proposed Direct Tax Code in India, which aims to reform personal and corporate taxation. It analyzes some key aspects of the proposed code, such as reduced tax rates for most individuals but the removal of many deductions and exemptions. The document provides context on direct tax in India through discussing topics like tax slabs, exemptions, tax collections, and the roles of the Central Board of Direct Taxes and Ministry of Finance.
Sales tax is a tax imposed on the sales price of taxable goods and services sold at retail. Taxes can be classified as direct or indirect. Direct taxes are paid by the person on whom they are legally imposed, while indirect taxes are paid by one person but partly or wholly borne by another. In Bangladesh, the sales tax rate is 15% and sales tax collection has increased each year from 2009 to 2013 according to government data. The Bangladesh customs and excise department plays an important role in helping businesses understand and pay taxes to support the economy.
The document discusses the impacts of implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. It provides details on the key features of GST including that it is a single indirect tax replacing existing taxes. The implementation of GST had both good and bad impacts. The good impacts were that it eliminated multiple taxes, reduced the cascading effect of taxes, and created a common national market. However, the bad impacts included increased costs for businesses to purchase new software, a higher tax burden for small and medium enterprises, and increased compliance burden. The conclusion states that change is never easy but the government is trying to address issues and can learn from other countries' experiences in implementing GST.
The IRS provides 10 tips to help taxpayers file their taxes before the April 18 deadline:
1. Gather good records to ensure accurate filing and documentation of expenses.
2. Report all income from forms like W-2 and 1099, as well as other potential income sources.
3. Choose direct deposit for the fastest refunds, which are usually issued within 21 days.
4. Use IRS online tools and resources like IRS.gov for filing help and guidance.
The document summarizes the key differences between direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes include income tax and wealth tax that individuals pay directly to the government. Indirect taxes include sales tax and excise duties that are paid to the government by one entity but ultimately borne by consumers. While direct taxes allow for more control and progressivity based on income, indirect taxes are often seen as less psychologically resisted since costs are included in prices. Both types of taxes have advantages and disadvantages for taxpayers and governments.
Taxes can be either direct or indirect. Direct taxes are levied directly on the income of individuals and companies, and include income tax and corporation tax. Indirect taxes are passed from one person to another, and include customs duty, excise duty, service tax, VAT, and octroi duty. The government levies taxes to fund expenditures like defense, infrastructure development, and health and education services. An assessee refers to any person on whom taxes are imposed under the Income Tax Act, while the previous year refers to the financial year immediately preceding the assessment year for which taxes are calculated.
The document provides an overview of India's tax system, which has a three-tiered structure controlled by the central government, state governments, and local bodies. It describes the major direct taxes like income tax, corporate tax, wealth tax, and capital gains tax. It also discusses the major indirect taxes like excise duty, customs duty, service tax, and state taxes like value-added tax. The tax system has undergone reforms in recent decades to simplify laws, rationalize rates, and broaden the tax base to improve compliance and tax administration.
La quota di forza lavoro pubblico al di sopra dei 55 anni è prossima al 45% rispetto alla media di 24% nei paesi dell'OCSE. L'Italia ha anche la quota più bassa di giovani che lavorano per il pubblico, dove solo il 2% dei lavoratori sono tra i 18 ei 34 anni. Ciò richiede una pianificazione attenta della forza lavoro, che assicurerà che la pensione di massa dei dipendenti non provocherà la perdita di memoria istituzionale e non pregiudicherà la qualità dei servizi pubblici.
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1. Indirect taxes are taxes that are paid indirectly by consumers when purchasing goods or services, with the impact being on one person and the incidence on another.
2. Examples of indirect taxes include excise duty, customs duty, sales tax, service tax, and octroi. These taxes can be shifted from the original payer to other persons.
3. While indirect taxes constitute a major source of government revenue, they are generally considered regressive as the tax burden does not vary based on ability to pay.
This document discusses direct and indirect taxes under Indian law. It provides definitions and examples of direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid directly to the government by taxpayers and include income tax and corporate tax. Indirect taxes are collected by intermediaries and passed on to the government, including sales tax, VAT and GST. The document also discusses tax rates and proposals from Indian budgets in 2010 and 2011, including changes to income tax slabs, corporate tax rates, and the planned introduction of a unified GST.
The document discusses key aspects of introducing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India such as the proposed dual GST model, administrative issues, and the need for an IT infrastructure to support GST implementation. It recommends a dual GST model with a central and state component that is implemented through a common IT network to streamline compliance. The network aims to simplify tax administration, respect state autonomy, and enable automation to reduce leakages while unifying the domestic market.
The document provides an overview of India's tax system. It discusses direct taxes such as income tax, wealth tax, capital gains tax, and corporate tax. It also discusses indirect taxes including service tax, customs duty, excise duty, sales tax, and security transaction tax. It notes that the tax system is complex with defects including limited direct taxation coverage, reliance on indirect taxes, inequitable nature, and uncertainty in tax rates. The document then introduces the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) as a comprehensive tax that will replace existing taxes and have benefits such as removing the cascading effect of taxes and providing a more uniform, transparent tax regime.
El documento presenta una tabla de doble entrada que compara las características y ventajas de blogs y wikis como herramientas educativas. La tabla indica que los blogs permiten publicaciones individuales unidireccionales mientras que las wikis facilitan publicaciones grupales bidireccionales de forma práctica y versátil. Ambas herramientas pueden promover el aprendizaje colaborativo y nuevas formas de enseñar y aprender.
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The document summarizes 13 common mistakes taxpayers make when filing their income tax returns in India. Some key mistakes include selecting the wrong tax form, failing to report all types of income, entering incorrect personal details, and not verifying tax deducted at source (TDS) amounts. It stresses the importance of filing accurate returns on time to avoid penalties and ensure any tax refunds. Filing electronically through tax portals can help reduce errors by automatically filling forms.
The taxation system in India includes direct taxes like income tax and indirect taxes like goods and service tax (GST). Income tax rates vary based on an individual's age and income level, with lower rates for those below age 60 and senior citizens. Corporate tax rates were recently reduced to 22% for existing companies and 15% for new manufacturing companies. Indirect taxes include GST applied between 0.25-28% on various goods and services, as well as taxes like customs duty and excise duty. The document provides details on tax slabs, rates and policies in India.
The taxation system in India has a three-tier federal structure with taxes levied by the central government, state governments, and local authorities. There are two main types of taxes - direct and indirect. Direct taxes include income tax, corporate tax, and capital gains tax, which are imposed on individuals and corporations. Indirect taxes include GST, customs duty, and stamp duty, which are levied on goods and services and can be passed on to other parties. The GST implemented in 2017 replaced many indirect taxes and is a comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based tax applied across India.
This document provides an introduction to direct taxes in India. It defines direct tax as a tax paid directly by an individual or organization to the imposing entity, such as income tax. It cannot be passed on to another entity. The document discusses the proposed Direct Tax Code in India, which aims to reform personal and corporate taxation. It analyzes some key aspects of the proposed code, such as reduced tax rates for most individuals but the removal of many deductions and exemptions. The document provides context on direct tax in India through discussing topics like tax slabs, exemptions, tax collections, and the roles of the Central Board of Direct Taxes and Ministry of Finance.
Sales tax is a tax imposed on the sales price of taxable goods and services sold at retail. Taxes can be classified as direct or indirect. Direct taxes are paid by the person on whom they are legally imposed, while indirect taxes are paid by one person but partly or wholly borne by another. In Bangladesh, the sales tax rate is 15% and sales tax collection has increased each year from 2009 to 2013 according to government data. The Bangladesh customs and excise department plays an important role in helping businesses understand and pay taxes to support the economy.
The document discusses the impacts of implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. It provides details on the key features of GST including that it is a single indirect tax replacing existing taxes. The implementation of GST had both good and bad impacts. The good impacts were that it eliminated multiple taxes, reduced the cascading effect of taxes, and created a common national market. However, the bad impacts included increased costs for businesses to purchase new software, a higher tax burden for small and medium enterprises, and increased compliance burden. The conclusion states that change is never easy but the government is trying to address issues and can learn from other countries' experiences in implementing GST.
The IRS provides 10 tips to help taxpayers file their taxes before the April 18 deadline:
1. Gather good records to ensure accurate filing and documentation of expenses.
2. Report all income from forms like W-2 and 1099, as well as other potential income sources.
3. Choose direct deposit for the fastest refunds, which are usually issued within 21 days.
4. Use IRS online tools and resources like IRS.gov for filing help and guidance.
The document summarizes the key differences between direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes include income tax and wealth tax that individuals pay directly to the government. Indirect taxes include sales tax and excise duties that are paid to the government by one entity but ultimately borne by consumers. While direct taxes allow for more control and progressivity based on income, indirect taxes are often seen as less psychologically resisted since costs are included in prices. Both types of taxes have advantages and disadvantages for taxpayers and governments.
Taxes can be either direct or indirect. Direct taxes are levied directly on the income of individuals and companies, and include income tax and corporation tax. Indirect taxes are passed from one person to another, and include customs duty, excise duty, service tax, VAT, and octroi duty. The government levies taxes to fund expenditures like defense, infrastructure development, and health and education services. An assessee refers to any person on whom taxes are imposed under the Income Tax Act, while the previous year refers to the financial year immediately preceding the assessment year for which taxes are calculated.
The document provides an overview of India's tax system, which has a three-tiered structure controlled by the central government, state governments, and local bodies. It describes the major direct taxes like income tax, corporate tax, wealth tax, and capital gains tax. It also discusses the major indirect taxes like excise duty, customs duty, service tax, and state taxes like value-added tax. The tax system has undergone reforms in recent decades to simplify laws, rationalize rates, and broaden the tax base to improve compliance and tax administration.
La quota di forza lavoro pubblico al di sopra dei 55 anni è prossima al 45% rispetto alla media di 24% nei paesi dell'OCSE. L'Italia ha anche la quota più bassa di giovani che lavorano per il pubblico, dove solo il 2% dei lavoratori sono tra i 18 ei 34 anni. Ciò richiede una pianificazione attenta della forza lavoro, che assicurerà che la pensione di massa dei dipendenti non provocherà la perdita di memoria istituzionale e non pregiudicherà la qualità dei servizi pubblici.
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1. Indirect taxes are taxes that are paid indirectly by consumers when purchasing goods or services, with the impact being on one person and the incidence on another.
2. Examples of indirect taxes include excise duty, customs duty, sales tax, service tax, and octroi. These taxes can be shifted from the original payer to other persons.
3. While indirect taxes constitute a major source of government revenue, they are generally considered regressive as the tax burden does not vary based on ability to pay.
This document discusses direct and indirect taxes under Indian law. It provides definitions and examples of direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid directly to the government by taxpayers and include income tax and corporate tax. Indirect taxes are collected by intermediaries and passed on to the government, including sales tax, VAT and GST. The document also discusses tax rates and proposals from Indian budgets in 2010 and 2011, including changes to income tax slabs, corporate tax rates, and the planned introduction of a unified GST.
The document discusses key aspects of introducing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India such as the proposed dual GST model, administrative issues, and the need for an IT infrastructure to support GST implementation. It recommends a dual GST model with a central and state component that is implemented through a common IT network to streamline compliance. The network aims to simplify tax administration, respect state autonomy, and enable automation to reduce leakages while unifying the domestic market.
The document provides an overview of India's tax system. It discusses direct taxes such as income tax, wealth tax, capital gains tax, and corporate tax. It also discusses indirect taxes including service tax, customs duty, excise duty, sales tax, and security transaction tax. It notes that the tax system is complex with defects including limited direct taxation coverage, reliance on indirect taxes, inequitable nature, and uncertainty in tax rates. The document then introduces the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) as a comprehensive tax that will replace existing taxes and have benefits such as removing the cascading effect of taxes and providing a more uniform, transparent tax regime.
El documento presenta una tabla de doble entrada que compara las características y ventajas de blogs y wikis como herramientas educativas. La tabla indica que los blogs permiten publicaciones individuales unidireccionales mientras que las wikis facilitan publicaciones grupales bidireccionales de forma práctica y versátil. Ambas herramientas pueden promover el aprendizaje colaborativo y nuevas formas de enseñar y aprender.
Este documento presenta información sobre dos importantes matemáticas: María Gaetana Sophi Germain y Sophi Germain. María Gaetana nació en 1718 en Milán y destacó por su poliglotismo y publicó un libro de texto sobre cálculo diferencial e integral. Sophi Germain nació en 1776 y hizo contribuciones importantes a la teoría de números y elasticidad, incluyendo el estudio de los números primos que llevan su nombre. Sophi Germain enfrentó oposición para su carrera en matemáticas debido a preju
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1) This document provides information and guidelines for lobbyists in Georgia, including definitions of different types of lobbying, registration requirements, reporting requirements, and penalties for noncompliance.
2) It outlines when lobbyists must register based on the time spent lobbying or expenditures, the four levels of lobbying, who cannot register, how to register and pay fees, and expenditure and reporting deadlines.
3) The document also discusses what qualifies as a reportable expenditure versus a non-reportable personal expense and penalties for late or incomplete filings, misrepresentation, and contingent fees for lobbying.
This document provides instructions for qualifying officers in Georgia on how to electronically file candidate qualification information using the Qualifying Officer Electronic Reporting System (QOERS). It explains how to obtain login credentials, add new candidate qualifications, view existing qualifications to check for duplicates, edit qualification information, add or edit candidate details, and add election outcomes. The tutorial aims to help qualifying officers properly use the electronic filing system to submit required candidate data.
Hipatia fue una matemática y filósofa griega del siglo V d.C. que enseñó en la Escuela Neoplatónica de Alejandría. Hija del astrónomo Teón, fue pionera en los campos de las matemáticas y la astronomía. Escribió sobre geometría, álgebra y astronomía e inventó instrumentos como un densímetro e hidrómetro. Fue asesinada en un motín religioso a la edad de 45-60 años.
The document defines key terms related to campaign finance reporting in Georgia including candidate, public official, election cycle, and qualifying officer. It provides information on filing requirements for various reports such as campaign contribution disclosure reports, personal financial disclosure statements, and two business day reports. Deadlines and grace periods for filing are specified. The roles of the declaration of intention and campaign committee registration are also summarized.
Lobbyists must follow certain rules regarding registration, reporting, and conduct in Georgia. They are prohibited from lobbying on the Capitol floor during sessions and from being appointed to regulatory boards for one year after representing certain clients. Lobbyists must register and report expenditures over $250 made to influence public officials. Registration requires completing forms, paying fees, and having a photo taken. Lobbyists must file expenditure reports electronically and provide copies to relevant local agencies. Late fees and civil penalties up to $2000 can be assessed for noncompliance.
The United States initially pursued a policy of isolationism after World War I, but grew involved in World War II through the Lend-Lease Act of 1941, which allowed aid to be sent to allies. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, the U.S. focused first on defeating Germany and entered the war in Europe through campaigns in North Africa and Italy. Major battles in the Pacific included Midway, Guadalcanal and Okinawa, leading Japan to surrender after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
The document summarizes the typical life cycles of plants and animals. It outlines 5 stages in the plant life cycle: 1) planting the seed, 2) roots and sprouts, 3) stems, leaves, and transpiration, 4) flowers or fruits, 5) scattering seeds. Stage 4 is when the plant is fully developed. It also outlines 4 stages in the animal (insect) life cycle: 1) egg, 2) larva, 3) pupa, 4) adult. Stage 4 is when the animal is fully developed. The document provides examples and review questions to reinforce the key stages in each life cycle.
El documento habla sobre los errores comunes en la crianza de hijos adolescentes y cómo estrechar la relación entre padres e hijos. Describe errores como la sobreprotección, la apatía, la comparación, ser demasiado autoritarios, contaminar la autoridad, ser represivos, el maltrato verbal y físico, infundir temores y falta de comunicación. Recomienda que los padres conozcan mejor a sus hijos y se despidan de ellos con una carta de amor en caso de una enfermedad grave.
This document provides instructions for qualifying officers to file candidate qualification information electronically using the Qualifying Officer Electronic Reporting System (QOERS). The duties of a qualifying officer include notifying the commission of all candidates and offices within 10 days of the close of the qualification period. To perform these duties, qualifying officers log into QOERS where they can view previously entered qualifications, edit candidate information, and add election outcomes. The system walks through adding new qualification periods and candidate details step-by-step with required fields and error notifications. Qualifying officers are encouraged to contact the Education and Information Division with any other questions.
Process to file Income Tax Return (ITR1) on www.itreturnsonline.comrollitservices
The document outlines the steps to register and file income tax returns online through the income tax e-filing portal. It involves registering with PAN details, filling personal details, selecting the assessment year and ITR form, entering income and deduction details from Form 16 and other sources, generating an XML file, uploading it to the income tax website, downloading and opening the acknowledgment file after verification. The acknowledgment copy needs to be signed and sent to the CPC office address by post for confirmation.
Process to file Income Tax Return (ITR2) on www.itreturnsonline.comrollitservices
The document provides step-by-step instructions for new users on how to register and file income tax returns online through the income tax website. It describes registering by entering PAN details and personal information, then filing the return by entering income sources like salary, property, capital gains and deductions. It also covers generating an electronic return file, uploading it to the tax website, downloading and printing the acknowledgment, and mailing the signed copy to the tax office.
The document provides instructions for creating a compliance library, generating compliance from the library, submitting and approving compliance, creating events, and generating reports in a compliance management software. Key steps include uploading an excel file to create a compliance library, assigning compliance to groups and periods, submitting compliance and providing approval/comments, creating events that generate new compliance, and using various filters to search and generate compliance reports.
Talenox Payroll is a payroll processing software designed to help companies run payroll and generate payslips. It handles statutory requirements like taxes and integrates with accounting software. The software guides users through the payroll process with step-by-step instructions. It allows processing payroll, paying employees electronically or by check, submitting statutory forms, and generating individual payslips for employees.
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This document provides an overview of income tax in India, including:
1) How to prepare income tax returns for individuals, HUFs, partnership firms, private/public companies, and trusts.
2) Details on Permanent Account Numbers (PANs), including what a PAN is, who must obtain one, how to apply for a PAN, and penalties for non-compliance.
3) An overview of tax-free incomes and income that must be reported on a return of income, including thresholds for when a return must be filed.
This document provides a 3-sentence summary of the key steps for completing a Corporate Tax Registration application on the EmaraTax portal:
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EPFO launched the Online Transfer Claim Portal (OTCP) to ensure timely transfer of EPF money. With this you can get your money transferred from one account to another online.
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This document provides a step-by-step guide to registering for uCustoms, Malaysia's customs portal. It outlines the process for entering registration information, verifying email, filling in mandatory fields, associating ports, profiles, and customs stations, submitting the registration form, checking status, and adding sub-users. The summary also lists troubleshooting contact methods.
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The document provides guidance on registering for Value Added Tax (VAT) with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA) in the UAE. It explains how to create an e-Services account, complete the VAT registration form, submit the application, check the status, amend or de-register from VAT registration. The form has 8 sections and requires information about the applicant, contact details, banking information, business activities, estimated financial transactions, and a declaration. It provides tips on required fields, uploading documents, and changing languages.
This document provides instructions for filing income tax returns (ITR) in India. It outlines the key documents needed like Form 16 from employers and Form 12BA for income from house property. The 10 step procedure is described, beginning with creating an e-filing account on the income tax website. Key steps include downloading Form 26AS with tax credit details, selecting the appropriate ITR form, filling and validating the form, calculating taxes, generating an XML file, uploading the return, receiving an ITR-V acknowledgement, signing and mailing the ITR-V to the tax department, and checking the receipt status. Contact information is provided for any clarification on the ITR filing process.
This document provides information about Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) in India. It discusses what TDS is, the TDS cycle, identifying transactions that are subject to TDS, deducting and remitting the tax, obtaining the Book Identification Number (BIN), preparing quarterly e-TDS returns, and consequences of failing to deduct or remit TDS. It also describes how to check TAN accuracy, make payments through challan or book adjustment, view Individual Tax Credit in Form 26AS, and download Form 16/16A. Key websites for TDS processes are also listed.
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1. How to Electronically File Personal Financial Disclosure Statements and How to Electronically File the Affidavit of a Public Officer
2. January 10, 2011, the Executive Director and members of State Boards, Commissions or Authorities are no longer required to file an annual Personal Financial Disclosure Statement. However, the Executive Director and members of State Boards, Commissions or Authorities are instead required to electronically file an annual affidavit confirming that such individuals have taken no official action which had a material effect on such public officer's private financial or business interests in the previous calendar year. This affidavit must be filed on or before January 31 of each year. In order to make the filing, executive directors and members of State Boards, Commissions or Authorities must first log into our e-filing system at www.ethics.ga.gov/EFiling/ using the same Filer Id and Password used to file previous Personal Financial Disclosure Statements. If an individual is new to a State Board, Commission or Authority, they must first obtain a Filer Id and Password. The individual must complete a PIN Application for e-filing Personal Financial Disclosure Statement which can be found on the Commission’s website at www.ethics.ga.gov/references/publications.aspx (form #9). After an individual obtains a Filer Id and Password, they can access the Commission’s online system to file the affidavit. Please note that the Executive Director and members of each State Board, Commission or Authority are still deemed to be Public Officials for purposes of Code Section 45-10-26 and shall be subject to the disclosure requirements set forth in Code Section 45-10-26. The bottom line is that Agency Heads file a PFD and the Executive Director and members of State Boards, Commissioners, or Authorities file and Affidavit of a Public Officer instead of a PFD. If an Agency Head is also on a State Board, Commission, or Authority, he/she files both.
3. Who has to file which report ? The following persons are required to file a Personal Financial Disclosure statement: Every constitutional officer; Every elected state official; The executive head of every state department or agency, whether elected or appointed; Each member of the General Assembly; Every elected county official and every elected member of a local board of education; and Every elected municipal official. Members of the State Transportation Board The following persons are required to file an Affidavit of a Public Officer confirming that such public officer took no official action in the previous calendar year that had a material effect on such public officer's private financial or business interests. The Executive Director of each State Board, Commission, or Authority and the members thereof
4. Once you have logged in to the efiling system you are at the User Main Menu. The tabs across the top of the screen allow you to navigate the different sections of this system. The “Registration Info” tab allows you to amend your registration, change your email and/or password, and add additional offices you hold. The “Amend Report” tab allows you to amend previously filed reports. The “View Reports” tab allows you to view all previously filed reports.
5. To modify your email address or password click on the “Registration Info” tab. Click the “Update” button. Enter the new information and then click “Submit”. Remember to use this information the next time you log in.
6. To add a new office click on the “Registration Info” tab. You will see your information and all of your registered offices. You can amend your registration information by clicking the “Edit Address” button. To add a new office click the “Add New Office” button.
7. Select the office level and then the office name. Click the submit button.
8. To modify an office click the “Modify” button beside the office you wish to modify
10. Under the User Main Menu heading are four sections. The first shows any reports you have started but have not yet submitted (these are called working reports). The next section allows you to start a new report. The third section allows you to view all submitted reports. The fourth sections allows you to view all submitted Affidavits of a Public Officer.
11. To begin we will file an affidavit required of all members that sit on a State board, Commission or Authority. Under “Start a New Report” select the Affidavit of Public Officer option. Select the year for which you are reporting. Click on the “File a Report” button.
12. Enter the information into each section and then after reading the entire screen click “I Accept and Submit” Remember to enter all applicable boards, authorities, or commissions you sit on in the appropriate line separated by commas.
13. You have successfully filed your affadavit and may return to the main menu to log out.
14. To file a Personal Financial Disclosure Statement (PFD) select that option for number 1 under “Start a New Report." Select the year of information for which you are reporting. (Starting 2012 you will be able to import information from the previous year, currently this is not an option) Then click the file a report button.
15. When filing you should always be reporting information from the previous year. If you select a year for which you already reported, an error message will appear in red and you will need to correct Line 2 under start a new report.
19. If you have no money to report click the “Section Completed” button. Otherwise to add monetary fees click the add Monetary Fees button. For each section if you have more than one entry then repeat the steps provided for that entry. Review your information and then click Section Complete to return to the Report Menu.
20. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
21. If you have no Fiduciary Positions to report click the “Section Complete” button. Otherwise to add a Fiduciary Position click the “Add Fiduciary Position” button.
22. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
23. If you have no Direct Ownership Interest in a Business Entity to report click the “Section Complete” button. Otherwise to add Interest in a Business Entity click the “Add Business Interest ” button.
24. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button. .
25. If you have no Direct Ownership Interest in Real Property to report click the “No Real Property” button. Then to report Direct Ownership Interest In Real Property click the “Add Real Property ” button.
26. Enter the required information in all boxes and bubbles then click the “Add” button.
27. If your spouse has no Direct Ownership Interests in Real Property and you have nothing to report click the “No Real Property” button. To add your Spouse’s Direct Ownership Interests in Real Property click the “Add Real Property ” button.
28. Enter the required information in all boxes and bubbles then click the “Submit Entry” button.
29. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
30. If you have no Investment Interests to report click the “No Investment” button. Otherwise to add an Investment Interests click the “Add Investment ” button.
31. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
32. If you have no known Business or Investment Interests of your spouse or dependent children to report click the “No Business Holdings” button. To add a known Investment Interest of your spouse or dependent children click the “Add Business Holdings ” button.
33. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
34. If you have no Annual Payments Received from the State of Georgia to report click the “No Payments Received” button. Otherwise to add Annual Payments Received from the State of Georgia click the “Add Payments Received” button.
35. Enter the required information in all boxes then click the “Submit Entry” button.
36. Once all the sections have been completed click on the “I Electronically Submit This Report” Button.
37. A confirmation will be emailed to the email address on file. This screen allows you to leave comments about the efiling system.
38. Thank you for taking the initiative to learn how to electronically file in the PFD system. We strive to provide excellence in education. We hope this tutorial has provided you with a better understanding of the E-Filing System. If you have questions or comments for the Education and Information Division please email bgodwin@ethics.ga.gov.