• UPSC CALENDAR for UPSC EXAMINATIONS - 2012 UPSC CALENDAR for UPSC EXAMINATIONS - 2012

    CALENDAR for EXAMINATIONS - 2012

    S.No. NAME OF EXAMINATION DATE OF NOTIFICATION LAST DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS DATE OF COMMENCEMENT OF EXAM DURATION OF EXAM.
    1 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 08.01.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    2 SCRA Exam, 2012 15.10.2011 14.11.2011
    (MONDAY)
    29.01.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    3 C.D.S. EXAM.(I), 2012 29.10.2011 28.11.2011
    (MONDAY)
    12.02.2012 (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    4 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 04.03.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    5 N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(I), 2012 31.12.2011 30.01.2012
    (MONDAY)
    15.04.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    6 CIVIL SERVICES (PRELIMINARY) EXAM., 2012 04.02.2012 05.03.2012
    (MONDAY)
    20.05.2012
    (SUNDAY)

    1 DAY
    7 ENGINEERING SERVICES EXAMINATION, 2012 25.02.2012 26.03.2012
    (MONDAY)
    15.06.2012
    (FRIDAY)
    03 DAYS
    8 COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES EXAM, 2012 03.03.2012 02.04.2012
    (MONDAY)
    17.06.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    9 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 24.06.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    10 INDIAN FOREST SERVICE EXAM, 2012 31.03.2012 30.04.2012
    (MONDAY)
    14.07.2012 (SATURDAY)
    10 DAYS
    11 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 29.07.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    12 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 05.08.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    13 N.D.A. & N.A. EXAM.(II), 2012 05.05.2012 04.06.2012
    (MONDAY)
    19.08.2012 (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    14 C.D.S. EXAM.(II), 2012 02.06.2012 02.07.2012
    (MONDAY)
    16.09.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    15 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 23.09.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    16 CIVIL SERVICES (MAIN) EXAM., 2012 05.10.2012
    (FRIDAY)
    21 DAYS
    17 CENTRAL POLICE FORCES (AC) EXAM., 2012 28.07.2012 27.08.2012
    (MONDAY)
    11.11.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY
    18 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 18.11.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)
    19 I.E.S./I.S.S. EXAM., 2012 18.08.2012 17.09.2012
    (MONDAY)
    01.12.2012 (SATURDAY)
    3 DAYS
    20 GEOLOGISTS' EXAM., 2012 25.08.2012 24.09.2012
    (MONDAY)
    01.12.2012 (SATURDAY)
    3 DAYS
    21 S.O./STENO (GD-B/GD-I) LTD. DEPTTL. COMPETITIVE EXAM. 21.07.2012 17.09.2012
    (MONDAY)
    15.12.2012 (SATURDAY) 4 DAYS
    22 RESERVED FOR UPSC RT/EXAM 23.12.2012
    (SUNDAY)
    1 DAY (Two Tests)

    NOTE:- THE DATES OF NOTIFICATION AND COMMENCEMENT OF EXAMINATIONS/ RTs ARE LIABLE TO ALTERATION, IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES SO WARRANT.

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  • How to fill the challan Online How to fill the challan Online

    1. Use Challan type 281 for deposit of TDS/TCS

    2. Use separate challan to deposit Tax Deducted under each section.

    3. Use separate challans to deposit tax deducted for different types of deductees, i.e. corporate or non corporate

    4. The Correct 10 digit TAN of the deductor should be quoted in the challan otherwise the deductor would not get the credit for tax paid. Use a rubber stamp of TAN to avoid mistakes.
    Correct TAN details can be verified on Income tax Department web site www.incometaxindia.gov.in

    5. The Assessment year for which the payment is being made should be correctly quoted. For example if the tax is deducted in the month of May’10 and paid in June’10 then the financial year would be 2010-11 but the assessment year would be 2011-12 which is to be quoted in the challan.

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  • Free Download e-TDS/eTCS Return Utility Form Assessment Year 2012-13
    Free Download e-TDS/eTCS Return Utility Form Assessment Year 2012-13, Free TDS Return, Online TDS Utility

    Hi Dear All....You TIN-NSDL updates data for TDS/TCS & Income Tax regularly. It helps you to revised your return if their is any correction. The TIN-NSDL provides Software with best utility for taxpayer or tax deductor. In case you are submitting uncorrected annual e-TDS/TCS return and wants to file the new entire e-TDS/TCS return (and not only the amendments to the e-TDS/TCS return) along with all the documents submitted at the time of filing original e-TDS/TCS return. You should also file a copy of the Provisional Receipt issued earlier for the original e-TDS/TCS return along with the corrected e-TDS/TCS return. You should also mention on the top right hand corner of Form 27A that e-TDS/TCS return being filed is on account of any rectification other than missing PAN(s) or on account of incorporation of missing PAN(s).

    So, TDS return software is worst as per this data. In this connection the TIN-nsdl himself provided you helps. For e-Return preparation utility provided by NSDL free Software and can be downloaded from here.

    For statements pertaining to FY 2010-11 and onwards
    File Format for Form 24Q (1st, 2nd & 3rd Quarters). File Format for Form 24Q (4th Quarter). File Format for Form 26Q Q1 to Q4. File Format for Form 27Q Q1 to Q4 File Format for Form 27EQ Q1 to Q4.
    NSDL e-return Preparation Utility e-TDS/TCS RPU (ver 2.3) for statement up to FY 2009-10
    Key features of RPU version 2.3NSDL e-return Preparation Utility for A. Y. 2011-12
    e-TDS/TCS RPU (ver 2.2) for statement pertaining to FY 2010-11 and onwards Key features of RPU version 2.2

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  • e-TDS Correction only available on Consolidated Ver 2.90 provided by TIN e-TDS Correction only available on Consolidated Ver 2.90 provided by TIN

    As directed by DIT (Systems), TDS/TCS deductor/collector are advised to prepare correction e-TDS/TCS statements using consolidated e-TDS/TCS file only, provided by TIN.

    Only Correction available on Consolidated TDS/TCS file which is provided only to registered TANs.

    In view of the above directive, e-TDS Correction Version 2.90 has been released.

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  • The Professional Tax in Maharashtra 2012 The Professional Tax in Maharashtra is as under:
    Up to Rs. 2500 - nil,

    Exceeds Rs. 2500 but less than Rs. 3500 - Rs 60 per month (nil after 1/07/2009),

    Exceeds Rs. 3500 but less than Rs. 5000 - Rs 120 per month (nil after 1/07/2009),

    Exceeds Rs. 5000 but less than Rs. 10000 - Rs 175 per month,

    Exceeds Rs. 10000 - Rs 2500 per annum. It must be paid at Rs. 200 per month except for the month of February it is Rs. 300.

    Vikrikar Bhavan,

    Mazgaon,

    Mumbai 422010.

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  • New Income Tax Rates/Slabs for Assessment Year 2012-13 (FY 2011-12) New Income Tax Rates/Slabs for Assessment Year 2012-13 (FY 2011-12)

    Income Tax Rates/Slabs

    Rate (%)

    Upto 1,80,000
    Upto 1,90,000 (for women)
    Upto 2,50,000 (senior citizens)

    NIL

    1,80,001 – 5,00,000

    10

    5,00,001 – 8,00,000

    20

    8,00,001 and above

    30

    Tax amendments for the FY 2011-12 are mentioned below :

    • Increase in base income tax slab of men and senior citizens.
    • Tax exemption limit remains the same i.e Rs. 20,000 on investment in tax saving Infrastructure bonds.
    • A set of New Direct Tax Codes have been proposed, which will be active from Financial Year 2011.
    • Senior citizen age reduced from 64 years to 60 years.
    • People above 80 years of age to be included in the newly introduced 'Very Senior citizen' category.

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  • New Updated Income Tax Rates/Slabs for Assesment Year 2011-12 (F Y 2010-11) New Updated Income Tax Rates/Slabs for Assesment Year 2011-12 (F Y 2010-11)

    Income Tax Rates/Slabs

    Rate (%)

    Up to 1,60,000
    Up to 1,90,000 (for women)
    Up to 2,40,000 (for resident individual of 65 years or above)

    NIL

    1,60,001 – 5,00,000

    10

    5,00,001 – 8,00,000

    20

    8,00,001 upwards

    30

    Few amendments made to the taxation system for the FY 2010-11:

    • From now onwards there will be only 2 pages in the IT filing form for individuals.
    • More cases can now be appealed against.
    • Rs. 20,000 tax exemption will be provided for investments in certain investment bonds. This is in addition to the already allowed exemption (Rs. 1,00,000) in certain savings instruments.
    • Tax Exemption will be given for contribution to the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS).

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  • Details of The working note of government photo registry in Maharashtra
    Details of The working note of government photo registry in Maharashtra


    The working note of government photo registry

    Registration Department is a part of Revenue & Forest Department, Inspector General of Registration is head of the Department. Government Photo Registry Office, Pune is under Registration Department. Manager is head of the Government Photo Registry Office
    The Registration of document was under hand copying system up to the year 1920.

    After that from the year 1921 to 1927 the preservation of documents was on blue prints.

    Since year 1928 till today the preservation of document is under Microfilming (photography) system, but due to increase in number of documents, registration and subsequently increase in preservation of documents the Xerox system was adopted from 1/10/1995 and due to increase in registration workload of document andd being output capacity is as it is. Government has taken the decision of scanning of registered document on experimental basis by the Government undertaking C-DAC Institute.

    Working progress :-
    The documents registered from 384 Sub-Registrar Offices of Maharashtra State are sent to this office for the photography, printing and certification as per the Registration Act, 1908, Section 71.

    The staff required for this working process is as follow :-
    Total Staff -- 155
    Technical Staff -- 77
    Non-Technical Staff -- 78

    Receipt Section :-In this section, three employees are receiving the documents as per the list from Sub-Registrar Offices and send the acknowledgment to the respective Sub-Registrar Office and makes the entry in General Register for each Sub-Registrar Office separately.

    Numbering � 3000 pages :-As per decided quota the numberer checks the list and confirms the number of documents with pages and he mentions the record on first and last document of the list of document as per list number, date of receipt, number of documents and number of pages. Number should be written on Top of the page of every document by Lead Pencil.

    Photography :- Quota 2000 sides on one camera:-In this section photographer photographs 2000 sides per day with the help of his assistant. The make of camera is SE-7 Japan, CZ German for one film side photography quota is reduced up to 1500 sides per day.

    Developing :- The film rolls are developed and processed with sephia tone day to day with skilled manual process.

    Printing Section :-The 1500 sides are printed with the help of One Enlarger, Two Senior Technical Assistant and One Unit. The Enlarger make is Pathe CZ Enlarger Germany.

    Toning Section :- The work of print washing, Sepia toning and drying is completed in this section with the help of 12 workers.

    Scrutiny :- With the help of 7 Technical Employees, the prints are scrutinized as per office decided work is 3000 sides per day by one scrutinizer after the work of tagging the prints are ready for certification.

    8) Certification Section :- 600 sides per day :-

    The work certification is completed by Photo Registrar and the decided work is 600 sides per day by one Photo Registrar and film is also certified.

    General Section :- In this section the document rejected by Photo Registrar for the various reason and the top priority documents (i.e. Court and Bank requirements) procedure is completed.

    Despatch Section :- After completion of above process of photography and certification and the Original documents with two record prints are dispatched to respective Sub-Registrar Office

    Film Record Section :- The certified films are preserved in this section and the work of pasting of films and this section also supplying the extra copy as per the requirement of Sub-Registrar Office.

    Film Checker checks the film as per the quota 76 film tins per day.

    C-DAC � Scanning Pilot Project :-
    As per the Government Order dtd. 28th March, 1999, C-Dac should give 10 Lac sides after scanning and printing on the experimental basis. Every original document is opened for scanning. These opened documents are scanned page wise. The image of these pages is stored on the hard disc of a computer. Later these images undergo various procedures, such as blank page marking, blank page deletion, renaming and printing etc. Finally these images are taken on a Compact Disk.

    Under this system of scanning of document C-Dac is expected to deliver a output of 20,000 pages per day to Govt. Photo Registry Office. After checking and certification by Photo Registrar, the prints are ready for despatch. The prints rejected by Photo Registrar are rescanned and printed by C-Dac. This Compact Disc (CD) is made ready for preservation.

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  • MEMORANDUM OF MARRIAGE , MARRIAGE Registration Form Download
    MEMORANDUM OF MARRIAGE , MARRIAGE Registration Form Download




    1. Date of Marriage


    2. Place of Marriage ( with full particulars)


    3. Personal Law according to which the

    Marriage between the parties was solemnized

    4. (a) Name of the Husband

    Full name beginning with surname


    (b) Other Name/s (if any) by which
    the Husband is known.


    (c) Religion 1. ( By Birth )

    2. By Adoption ( if any )


    (d) Occupation along with office address



    (e) Status at the time of Marriage Unmarried / Widower / Divorced


    (f) Full Address of the Husband



    (g) Signature of the Husband with Date





    5. (a) Name of the Wife

    Full Name beginning with surname


    (b) Other Name/s (if any) by which
    the Wife is known.


    (c) Religion 1. ( By Birth )

    2. By Adoption ( if any )

    (b) Age as on the date of sloemnization
    of Marriage


    (e) Status at the time of Marriage Unmarried / Widower / Divorced


    (f) Full Address of the Wife before or
    at the time of Marriage



    (g) Signature of the Wife with Date

    6. Witness - 1 (i) Name
    (ii) Address


    (iii) Occupation and Office Address



    (iv) Relation ( if any ) with the married couple

    (v) Signature with Date


    Witness - 2 (i) Name
    (ii) Address


    (iii) Occupation and Office Address



    (iv) Relation ( if any ) with the married couple

    (v) Signature with Date


    Witness - 3 (i) Name
    (ii) Address


    (iii) Occupation and Office Address



    (iv) Relation ( if any ) with the married couple

    (v) Signature with Date


    7. Priest (a) Name
    (b) Address

    (c) Religion (d) Age

    (e) Signature with Date


    8. Documents presented along with this Memorandum
    (1)
    (2)
    (3)
    (4)


    9. Presented before Registrar on:


    Received Memorandum Registration Fee Rpuees______________________ and Penalty
    Rupees__________________ & registered on Volume No. _________Sr. No._________dated_____________







    Registrar of Marriage

    Note : Any person making any statement or declaration in the memorandum, which is false in any material particular or submits any document which he / she knows or has reason to believe to be false shall be liable for penal action under section 12.

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  • Inspector General of Registration (IGR) Maharashtra
    The Inspector General of Registration (IGR) is the apex authority in the DoR and his office is based at Pune. He holds the ex-officio post of Chief Controlling Revenue Authority (CCRA) and Registrar General of Birth,Death and Marriage.
    The IGR's portfolio encompasses the following responsibilities.He has 11 desk officers along with the support staff to assist him.
    1. Framing and finalising policy decisions in consultation with subordinates.

    2. Ensuring strict adherence to The Registration Act and all its amendments by all subordinate offices in the capacity of Inspector General of Registration.

    3. Ensuring strict adherence to The Bombay Stamp Act and all its amendments by all subordinate offices as the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority of the state.
    4. Functioning as Registrar General of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
    5. Distribution of targets to DIGs.
    6. Inspection of subordinate offices.
    7. Indirect control over functioning of Government Photo Registry.
    8. Establishment issues .
    9. Ensuring overall smooth functioning of the Department of Registration.
    10.Taking final decisions on all issues on all desks.
    11.Apeals and Headings

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