Tax evasion petition is the weapon of choice for the husband against abuse of dowry laws

If you are harassed by undue allegations by wife/in-laws of exorbitant ‘dowry’ or ‘gifts’ paid…do not worry.

File a tax-evasion-petition against your in-laws/ wife and see the magic unfold!

A sample format is available to you here-free of cost!!

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To,

Chief Commissioner of Income Tax,

SUB:-TAX EVASION PETITION FOR INVESTIGATION INTO SOURCE OF INCOME AND EVASION OF TAX AGAINST XYZ

Respected Sir/Madam,

I, ABC, am the informant/complainant in the aforesaid Evasion Petition.

DETAILS OF TAX EVADERS:

(a) XYZ

(b) xyz

APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF TAX EVASION:

The tax evasion detailed herein by the tax evaders is more than Rs. @@@@

 DETAILS OF UNACCOUNTED/UNDECLARED INCOME AND ASSETS:

SOURCE OF INFORMATION:

(a) #######

The informant is providing this information to your office without prejudice to his right to oppose any and all of the aforementioned claims of the complaint under Section 12 of PWDVA Act 2005 against the complainant herein

For your perusal, the certified copy of the same is annexed to this application as [ANNEXURE-1]

The details hereinafter are copied verbum pro verbo from the complaint mentioned.

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 GROUNDS ON WHICH THE PRESENT PETITION IS MAINTAINABLE:

(a) $$$$$$$$$$$$. There is a claim and admission on his part of an exorbitant amount of money and jewellery spent at the wedding as mentioned above. By this       voluntary admission itself, Provisions of Section 69C are applicable and attracted in the present case-

Section 69C 

Unexplained expenditure, etc. Where in any financial year an assessee has incurred any expenditure and he offers no explanation about the source of such expenditure or part thereof, or the explanation, if any, offered by him is not, in the opinion of the Assessing Officer, satisfactory, the amount covered by such expenditure or part thereof, as the case may be, may be deemed to be the income of the assessee for such financial year.]

(b) $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

This huge amount of cash expenditure raises substantial doubts on the veracity of Cash Credits in the account books of XYZ, thus attracting the provisions of Section 68 of Income Tax Act (as amended to date).

Section 68

Where any sum is found credited in the book of an assessee maintained for any previous year, and the assessee offers no explanation about the nature and source thereof or the explanation offered by him is not, in the opinion of the [Assessing] Officer, satisfactory, the sum so credited may be charged to income-tax as the income of the assessee of that previous year.

Judgement of the Honorable High Court of Delhi in the case of Neera Singh Vs. State has clarified the settled law that “In-Laws should disclose source of income for the exorbitant claims in 498a and DV case” [ANNEXURE-2]

PRAYER:

The Hon’ble Commissioner may graciously take cognisance of the present complaint/information and may be pleased:

(a) To initiate and conduct investigations to verify the source of funds and income tax returns of  XYZ
(b) To initiate appropriate legal action against the Tax evaders as mentioned above, in the case that xyz
(c) To process and investigate the present petition in the fastest pace possible and not ‘ad-infinitum’ as has been mandated in the judgment of  Virag R Dhulia Vs IT Department, Kolkatta [ANNEXURE-3]
(d) Any other order in the favour of the complainant/informant and against the tax evaders as deemed appropriate.

Prayed Accordingly,

INFORMANT/COMPLAINANT

ANNEXURES:-

ANNEXURE-1: Certified Copy of the complaint under Section 12 of PWDVA Act 2005 against the informant herein.
ANNEXURE-2: Copy of the Judgement in the case of Neera Singh Vs. The State  (High Court of Delhi). 
ANNEXURE-3: Copy of the Judgement in the case of Virag R Dhulia Vs IT Department, Kolkata.

Copy to:

Central Vigilance Commission.
Satarkata Bhavan , A-Block GPO Complex , INA,
New Delhi – 110 023 

Director General of Income Tax (Vigilance)
1st Floor, Dayal Singh Public Library Building, 1, 
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi – 110 002

Director General Investigation (DGIT)
Income Tax Department. Deptt of Revenue.
3rd Floor, A Center. E-2, Jhandewalan Extn.,New Delhi-55.

Member Investigation, CBDT, Department of Revenue,
Room No. 148, Ministry of Finance, North Block, New Delhi-110011

The Secretary (Investigation) Ministry of Finance,
O/o Department of Revenue, Room No.55, North Block, 
New Delhi – 110011