Income Tax runs a spell check
The CBDT has recently run a spell check on some its notifications and found some horrible mistakes which they have now corrected. Any correction is welcome, but will it not save trouble if they do this exercise before issuing the notifications? In Notifications 455 and 456 dated 30.3.2005 these are the changes
• for "Txes", read "Taxes";
• for "diposited", read "Deposited";
• for "challen", read "challan";
• for "Form 240", read "Form No. 24Q";
• for "redit", read "credit";
• for "perticulars", read "particulars";
• for "Collelction", read "Collection";
• for "perticulars", read "particulars",
• for "Slec", read "Sec";
• for "Reasion", read "Reason".
• for "Types", read "Type";
• for "Curcharge", read "Surcharge":
• for "deducations", read "deductions";
• for "Siignature", read "Signature";
• for "sesidents", read "residents";
NOTIFICATION NO. 161 and 162/2005, Dated: June 7, 2005