07-22-2011, 11:43 PM
Rule 91 of Income Tax Rules 2002 gives the detail procedure for applying for recognition of provident fund.
Generally, following documents are filed
Application by the Trustees for recognition containing such particulars as mention in Rule 91(1)(a)j
Application shoule be annexed with verification as given in Rule 91(2)
Application should be accompanied by Copy of Provident Fund Trust Deed and Rules, attested by notary public
I will advise you not to submit original trust deed at the counter. Instances of loss of documents at FBR is not uncommon. So just file the copy of turst deed of provident fund attested by notary publice. Later on objection being made, or before that if you could identify the concerned officer, show the original to the concerned officer.
In addition to the provisions mentioned in my last post, Rules 91 to 107 of Income Tax Rules, 2002 also covers the issues of provident fund.
Generally, following documents are filed
Application by the Trustees for recognition containing such particulars as mention in Rule 91(1)(a)j
Application shoule be annexed with verification as given in Rule 91(2)
Application should be accompanied by Copy of Provident Fund Trust Deed and Rules, attested by notary public
I will advise you not to submit original trust deed at the counter. Instances of loss of documents at FBR is not uncommon. So just file the copy of turst deed of provident fund attested by notary publice. Later on objection being made, or before that if you could identify the concerned officer, show the original to the concerned officer.
In addition to the provisions mentioned in my last post, Rules 91 to 107 of Income Tax Rules, 2002 also covers the issues of provident fund.
