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How to e-file return using EVC without sending signed copy of ITR-V? Taxpayers filing return of income electronically (without digital signatures) are required to send the signed copy of ITR-V acknowledgement to the CPC, Bengaluru within 120 days of uploading the return. From the Assessment Year 2015-16, an option is given to the taxpayer to file return of income via 'Electronic Verification Code' ('EVC'). In that case, taxpayers shall not be required to send the signed copy of ITR-V to CPC, Bengaluru. The procedures and modes of filing of return through EVC has been notified by the CBDT. Thus, taxpayers can now file their return without worrying about sending copy of ITR-V acknowledgment to the CPC, Bengaluru. The new procedure is as under: I. Verification of person via EVC EVC means a code generated for the purpose of electronic verification of the person furnishing the return of income. EVC will be a unique number linked to assessee's PAN. It cannot be...

Madras High Court Directs that Seats be Provided to Accused During Trial Madras High Court while dealing with issue that why should people accused in criminal cases not be allowed to sit in court halls during trial has directed the court's registrar-general to look into the same and make available seating facilities for accused in the criminal and trial courts.   Gujarat HC Issues Notice to Government for Arresting Businessman Without Requisite Magisterial Gujarat High Court has issued notice on the state government for allegedly arresting a businessman in Shillong for some non-cognizable offences without the requisite magisterial order.   Madras High Court: Right to Protest is Not the Right to Cause Nuisance to Public Madras High Court has observed that the right to protest is not the right to cause nuisance or harassment to the public at large.     Bombay HC Says no to Noisy Religious Festivities   Bombay High C...