Please Help Me Guys!! Before 30th July!!

[netfreak]

You can install multiple JREs on the same PC. Once you have done that, Go to control panel->"java plug in" ands select which version of JRE should be used for IE.

 

[amish]

hehe.. i tried that with firefox (linux) but then i was forced to run vmware/win98/IE as that site was using some kind of activex for digital signatures.

 

[netfreak]

I guess it is still better to pay 200 Rs to CAs for doing the filling. They are doing this electronic thing for the first time....

 

[amish]

i did it (e-filing) last year. and will do this year too.

 

[netfreak]

Well, this thing has been introduced this year itself (for salaried). You must have filed with "intermediary" like some bank or you might have filed as business.

 

[sneezymelon]

I guess it is still better to pay 200 Rs to CAs for doing the filling.

They are doing this electronic thing for the first time....

e-filing is perfectly simple as the pdf doc is only a scan of the hardcopy form. It's the digital signature part where the problem occurs

n BTW, e-filing is gonna be made mandatory for individuals as well in a couple of years

@ Karan...have u tried signing the forms digitally??

 

[amish]

i just filed my return. using Firefox and linux. and digitally signed too. what u can try is install JRE 1.6 too.. use JRE 1.6 plugin in FF and 1.4 in IE.

 

[netfreak]

n BTW, e-filing is gonna be made mandatory for individuals as well in a couple of years

Well it can ONLY be made compulsory if each and every part of India has electricity at least.

How else a landlord in remote villages will file a return. Not they file even today, but making it mandatory is something different.

@amish, from where did you buy Cert? From MTNL?

 

[Sushubh]

i guess they would have a connection provided in a government office in the region like the post office. and people would be able to fix their taxes from those places.i am going to use my dad's CA.

 

[amish]

@netfreak: yes MTNL@sushubh: u cant use ur dad's CA for ur return.