Question
Which of the following has become the first public
sector bank to go live on Income Tax Department’s new Direct Tax Collection System Tin 2.0?Solution
Bank of India has become the first public sector bank to go live on Income Tax Department’s new Direct Tax Collection System Tin 2.0. With this technological integration of BOI on TIN 2.0 platform, taxpayers will now get a single platform for their tax payment as well as e-filing of tax returns. Also, taxpayers can now make the direct tax payment at any branch of Bank of India across the country as more than 5000+ BOI’s branches are now accepting direct tax collection through over-the-counter (OTC) mode. The process is simple and fast, making it easier for taxpayers to make the payments at their convenience in just a few clicks. Bank of India Headquarters: Mumbai CEO: Atanu Kumar Das Tax Information Network, TIN 2.0 (e-filing) is the official portal of the Income Tax Department, Ministry of Finance, Government of India. The portal has been developed by the Income Tax Department as a Mission Mode Project under the National E-Governance Plan.
Which of the following is not subjected to causing of death of person in private defence?
If right to private defence is subjected to risk of harm to innocent person_______________?
Right to private defence is covered under which sections of IPC?
Act of guardian giving consent on behalf of a child for his benefit in good faith below ________ years is___________:
Is there any provision for accident as a defence under the IPC, if yes under which section ?
A bailiff acting under an order of the Court does that act without the knowledge that the Court has no jurisdiction to do so____________
Which section of the Indian Penal Code defines punishments?
Which of the following is a necessary or are necessary ingredients to constitute accident as a defence under the IPC?
A, a surgeon, knowing that a particular operation is likely to cause the death of Z, who suffers under the painful complaint, but not intending to caus...
Which of the following offences is not covered by the general defence mentioned under S. 94 that is act compelled by threats of IPC?