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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by confirming your name and address. Ensure you have the necessary documentation ready, such as a DVLA photocard driving licence or an original document from the provided lists.
  3. Fill in the required fields for documentation confirming your name, selecting from options like a current DVLA paper driving licence or a passport.
  4. Next, provide documentation confirming your address. This can include recent utility bills or bank statements that show your current address.
  5. If applying as a corporate entity, ensure to submit two documents from the specified list, one of which must confirm your current address.
  6. Once all fields are completed, review your entries for accuracy before submitting the application to your DVLA local office or via postal service.

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A Small Cities set aside for this program is available to eligible projects within the 88-least populous counties in Iowa. Developers may receive a state investment tax credit of up to 10% of the investment directly related to the construction or rehabilitation of the housing.
Section 147 focuses on the grounds for reassessment and the AOs discretion in deciding whether income has escaped assessment. Section 148 outlines the procedure for issuing a notice to the taxpayer after the AO has formed the belief that reassessment is warranted under Section 147.
A notice under Section 148 is issued when the AO has credible information suggesting that a taxpayer has not disclosed their entire taxable income. Before issuing a notice under Section 148, the AO must conduct an inquiry under Section 148A to determine the necessity of reopening the assessment.
You should use Form 14817 when you receive correspondence from the IRS requiring a reply. This form helps to organize your response and ensures that the IRS has all necessary details to address your inquiry or update. 1. Responding to IRS Correspondence: Attach this form when replying to IRS letters.
The Income Tax Department can send a notice to the taxpayer under section 148 if he/she deems that the taxpayers income has not been assessed properly. In other words, if the assessing officer has a reason to believe that some income has escaped assessment, he/she can send a notice under section 148 to the taxpayer.

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Replying to Notice Under Section 148 You will need to respond to the notice within the given time frame, which is usually 30 days. You can respond to the notice either by filing a return or by providing a written reply to the Assessing Officer along with all the details and proofs.

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