Authority For Advance Rulings Recruitment For The Post Of Senior Private Secretary / Stenographer In Delhi

Applications are invited for the following posts on promotion/ deputation basis

S	No of vacancies	No of	Pay Band Grade
No		Post
01	Senior Private	1	PB-2 + Rs 4800/- Grade
	Secretary		Pay (Pre -revised)
02	Section Officer	1	PB-2	+ Rs 4600/- Grade
			Pay (Pre-revised)
03	Technical Assistant	1	PB-2	+ Rs 4200/- Grade
			Pay (Pre-revised)
04	Stenographer	3	PB-2	+ Rs4200/- Grade
			Pay (Pre-revised)
05	Junior Librarian	1	PB-2	+ Rs 4200/- Grade
			Pay (Pre-revised)
For details please visit our website wwwaar. govin

Last date of submission of application is 2 months from the date of publication of this advertisement in the Employment News

Education : Any Graduate

Authority For Advance Rulings is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

Last date of submission of application is 2 months from the date of
publication of this advertisement in the Employment News

In order to provide the facility of ascertaining the Income-tax liability of a non-resident, to plan their Income-tax affairs well in advance and to avoid long drawn and expensive litigation, a scheme of Advance Rulings has been introduced under the Income-tax Act, 1961. Authority for Advance Rulings has been constituted. A non-resident or certain categories of resident can obtain binding rulings from the Authority on question of law or fact arising out of any transaction/proposed transactions which are relevant for the determination of his tax liability.

With a view to avoiding a dispute in respect of assessment of income-tax liability in the case of a non-resident (and also specified categories of residents), a Scheme of Advance Ruling was incorporated in Chapter XIX-B of the Income-tax Act. The Authority for Advance Rulings ( AAR ) pronounces rulings on the applications of the non-resident/residents submitted in the prescribed form following prescribed procedure and such rulings are binding both on the applicant and the income-tax department. Thus, the applicant can avoid expensive and time consuming litigation on any question of law or fact which might arise from normal income-tax assessment proceedings. AAR (Procedure) Rules, 1996 provide detailed procedure for obtaining advance rulings.