Uploading of Immovable Property Returns (IPRs) by IRS officers.
CBDT informs all IRS (IT) officers that the Immovable Property Returns (IPRs) for the year 2014 should be uploaded by the IRS officers themselves on the website: www.irsofficersonline.gov.in
CBDT has given detailed instructions on how to upload the returns.
1. The Immovable Property Returns (IPRs) for the year 2014 as on 31.12.2014 will be uploaded by the IRS officers themselves on the website:
2. In the individual officer's dashboard, i.e. on the main page of the website there are two links for IPR available in left side columns: "View IPR" and "Upload IPR". "View IPR" link is for general public and "Upload IPR" is for IRS officers to upload their IPRs for the year 2014.
3. To upload IPR, one has to click on "Upload IPR" in the dashboard or once logged in onto CMS, to click on "My account" tab and then "Upload IPR" link which appears at the bottom.
4. The IRS officers have to scan their IPRs for the year 2014 along with the copy of forwarding letter received by their superior officers (duly stamped). The scanned document has to be in pdf format only (multiple pages).
5. The IRS officers are advised to upload the copy of forwarding letter received by their superior officers (duly stamped) along with the IPR as this would facilitate in Issuing vigilance clearance for deputation etc.
6. The maximum size allowed to upload is 2 MB. For getting the scanned image within the prescribed size, the settings of the scanner may be changed appropriately e.g. resolution may be kept low etc.
7. Once the IPR file is uploaded from desktop to the system, it remains in 'saved' state, but it is still not available in Public Domain. At this stage, the officer can delete the file in case there is an error in uploading the right file.
8. To put IPR on public domain officers need to "submit" the IPR in Action column in the table.
9. Once submitted, the officers will not be able to make any change in IPR and it will be available in the Public Domain.
10. Acknowledgement of IPRs posted in the public domain can he printed from the link: "IPR status."
11. In case, there is a need of filing a supplementary IPR or a corrected version after the first one has already placed in public domain, the same can he uploaded with appropriate comments in the "remarks, if any" text box.
Will CBEC follow?
CBDT F. No.HRD/PM/444/6/IPR-13/13-14/7625., Dated: December 30, 2014