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Govt modifies e-assessment scheme after PM unveils Taxpayers' Charter

The nomenclature of the scheme has now been changed to "Faceless Assessment Scheme" from the existing "E-assessment Scheme"

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The most important aspect of the new procedure is the coverage of "best judgment assessment" in case of a non-co-operative assessee

Indivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
The government modified some aspects of the e-assessment scheme introduced last year after Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the Taxpayers' Charter.
 
The nomenclature of the scheme has now been changed to "Faceless Assessment Scheme" from the existing "E-assessment Scheme".
 
The most important aspect of the new procedure is the coverage of "best judgment assessment" in case of a non-co-operative assessee. Earlier, it could only be done by the jurisdictional assessing officer. Jurisdictional officers may sometimes be familiar with taxpayers and contact and convince them to co-operate with the assessment proceedings, especially in cases where taxpayers would miss the notices inadvertently.

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