#NOTED VS DULY NOTED REGISTRATION#
#NOTED VS DULY NOTED VERIFICATION#

The acknowledgment shall be duly signed.

The applicant shall save and print this acknowledgment as mentioned above in point 3.

On confirmation of the application, an acknowledgment screen containing a unique 15-digit acknowledgment number shall be displayed.

Applicant should enter name and date of birth as per PAN.

Physical applications shall not be entertained.

#NOTED VS DULY NOTED REGISTRATION#

An eligible entity shall register for e-Return Intermediary online at with Protean by filling up the Registration Form as per the instructions provided.

#NOTED VS DULY NOTED VERIFICATION#

Request for document verification should not already be submitted to Protean.

Applicant should not already be registered as ERI in e-filing 2.0 system.

For ERI registration, applicant's PAN should be active, valid and registered as a taxpayer in e-filing system.

Type 3: In this category, applicants must develop offline utility which can be used for preparing returns/forms for eligible person(s) under the Act.Īpplicants can register under any one type or a combination of any type as mentioned above.

their own software application which can be used by taxpayers for filing ITR under the Act.

Type 2: In this category, applicants must have:.Due diligence certificate from a certified ISA or CISA professional in the prescribed format stating that it has the necessary computing infrastructure for filing of Income Tax Return ('ITR') under the Income Tax Act 1961 ('Act').Hardware / Software / Internet connectivity) as stated in due diligence certificate. ITD prescribed computing infrastructure (i.e.Type 1: In this category, applicants must have:.

There are 3 types of ERI registration under which applicants may register as an ERI as follows: Only Resident applicants are allowed to be registered as an ERI. ''Electronic Furnishing of Return of Income Scheme, 2007'. Registered e-Return Intermediaries (ERI) are allowed to electronically file Income Tax Returns of eligible person(s) as per the provisions mentioned under the

Noted vs duly noted