Form 35_Filed Form (1)
Form 35_Filed Form (1)
Personal Information :
PAN BEPPC2532F
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Address 6, BHAUNALEKH
CHACHROTI,
SYALDEY,
ALMORAChachroti,
Syalde S.O,
ALMORA,
Uttarakhand, INDIA,
263661
STD code
Landline No.
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3. Income-tax Authority passing the order appealed against Assessment Unit Income Tax
Department
Pending Appeal :
Sl. No. Income-tax Joint Appeal Date of filing Assessment Section and Date of
Authority Commissione Number of appeal year/ Sub-section Such Order
passing the r (Appeals) financial of the
order or year in Income-tax
appealed Commissione connection Act, 1961,
against r (Appeals), with which under which
with whom the appeal the order
the appeal is has been appealed
pending preferred against has
been passed
No
Records
Added
Appeal Details :
5. Section and sub-section of the Income-tax Act,1961 under which the 246A
appeal is preferred
8. Where a return has been filed by the appellant for the assessment No
year in connection with which the appeal is filed, whether tax due on
income returned has been paid in full
8.1 If reply to 8 is Yes, then enter details of return and taxes paid
.
( Acknowledgement number
a
)
( Date of filing -
b
)
9. Where no return has been filed by the appellant for the assessment Not Applicable
year, whether an amount equal to the amount of advance tax as per
section 249(4)(b) of the Income-tax Act, 1961 has been paid
No Records
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10. If the appeal relates to any tax deductible under section 195 of the Not Applicable
Income-tax Act, 1961 and borne by the deductor, details of tax
deposited under section 195(1)
Sl. No. BSR Code Date of payment Challan Serial Amount
Number
No Records
Added
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Facts of the case in brief (not exceeding 1000 words) AS PER GROUNDS OF APPEAL
15. If reply to 14 is Yes, enter the grounds for condonation of delay (not The appellant could not file the
exceeding 500 words) appeal timely for following
reasons-
1. The appellants wife was
suffering from medical issues for
a fairly long time.
2. The appellant living in a
remote rural area had no access
to any seasoned legal advice,
rather was ill advised.
3. The appellant is a very low
salaried person, the frequent
credits in his account
represented bank transfers by
local people who were employed
and living out of the village and
he only helped them in getting
constructed their small houses in
the village, by making payments
to various suppliers & service
providers, on their behalf, without
any financial gain. Some credits
& debits in the bank account
represented transactions relating
to small kirana business carried
on by his wife. The tax imposed
was unbearable for the ordinary
person and will lead to death
knell for him if not intervered by
your honour by condoning the
inordinate delay in filing the
appeal, thus ensuring substantial
justice.
17. Address to which notices may be sent to the appellant 6, BHAUNALEKH CHACHROTI,
SYALDEY, ALMORA, Chachroti,
Syalde S.O, ALMORA,
Uttarakhand, India - 263661
I, DINESH CHANDRA the appellant, do hereby declare that what is stated above is true to the best of my
information and belief. It is also certified that no additional evidence other than the evidence stated in row 12.1
above has been filed.
IP Address: 59.183.49.188
Date: 06-Mar-2025
Place: ALMORA