Income Tax Act, 1967.
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Particulars of sums to be collected. |
187.—(1) After assessments to income tax and sur-tax have been made, the inspectors shall transmit particulars of the sums to be collected to the Collector for collection, and references in this Act to duplicates of assessments delivered to collectors shall be construed as including references to particulars so transmitted. | |
(2) As soon as may be after the termination of the appointment of a collector appointed under section 7 of the Finance Act, 1934 , the inspector shall transmit to the Collector for collection particulars of all sums of income tax or balances thereof contained in duplicates which were delivered to that collector and which remained unpaid on such termination, and references in this Act to duplicates of assessments delivered to collectors shall be construed as including references to particulars so transmitted. | ||
(3) Where, before or after the passing of this Act, the Collector duly appointed to collect any income tax in succession to another Collector institutes or continues proceedings under section 486 for the recovery of the tax or any balance thereof, the other Collector shall, for the purposes of the proceedings, be deemed until the contrary is proved to have ceased to be the Collector appointed to collect the tax. |