EVENT TITLE: 7 DAYS NATIONAL WORKSHOP ON INCOME TAX
DATE: 17-07-2025 to 24-07-2025
TIME: 2:30 pm to 03:30 pm
MODE: Online Mode (Zoom)
ORGANISING SECRETARY: Dr.V.Deepa, Associate Professor & Head
EVENT CONVENER: Dr.J.Sabitha, Associate Professor, Dr. N. Alamelu Sathyabama, Assistant Professor
EVENT CO-CONVENER: Dr. J. Vijay Stanly, Assistant Professor, Ms. S. Kiruba Sorna Mary, Assistant Professor
NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 190
Day 1 – 17th July 2025
Topic: Introduction to Income Tax – Overview
Resource Person: CA. Sridhar Ganesh, Chartered Accountant, FCA, MBA, DISA(CA)
The workshop commenced with an inaugural session led by the Chief Guest, CA. Sridhar Ganesh, who emphasized the significance of tax literacy in building responsible citizenship. The first session, delivered by CA Sridhar Ganesh, introduced the basic concepts of the Income Tax Act, 1961, its scope, structure, and significance. He explained the difference between direct and indirect taxes, tax authorities. The participants gained clarity on the applicability of income tax and its constitutional foundation.
Day 2 – 18th July 2025
Topic: Heads of Income – Salary
Resource Person: CA. Karthika Saipriya Suresh, B.Com., ACA
On the second day, CA. Karthika Saipriya Suresh delivered a detailed session on the computation of income under the “Salary” head. Key areas such as allowances, perquisites, retirement benefits, and exemptions under Section 10 were explained with examples. The session helped participants understand Form 16 and TDS implications for salaried individuals
Day 3 – 21st July 2025
Topic: House Property and Capital Gains
Resource Person: CA. K. Gomathi, Indirect Tax Expert, Entrepreneur
Day three focused on income from house property and capital gains. CA K. Gomathi explained the treatment of self-occupied and let-out properties, standard deductions, and interest on housing loans. For capital gains, the resource person elaborated on short-term and long-term gains, indexation, exemptions under sections 54 and 54F, and capital loss adjustments. Practical tax-saving tips were also discussed.
Day 4 – 22nd July 2025
Topic: Income from Business/Profession & Other Sources
Resource Person: CA. R. Prithive, Chartered Accountant, FCA
The fourth session covered income from business or profession, including presumptive taxation, allowable expenses, and maintenance of books of accounts. CA R. Prithive also explained income from other sources such as gifts, dividends, and lottery winnings. The clarity on clubbing and set-off of losses was particularly beneficial for commerce students and aspiring tax practitioners.
Day 5 – 23rd July 2025
Topic: Clubbing of Incomes and Rebates
Resource Person: CA. Sathyanarayanan Srinivasan, Chartered Accountant
CA Sathyanarayanan explained the concept of clubbing of incomes under Sections 60 to 64. The rules for including income of spouses, minor children, and transfer of assets were illustrated through case laws. He also discussed various tax rebates and deductions under Sections 87A, 80C to 80U, and their impact on tax liability.
Day 6 – 24th July 2025
Topic: Filing of Income Tax Returns
Resource Person: CA. Shanmugapriya, IFCA, M.Com.
On the final day, the session focused on practical filing of income tax returns using ITR forms. CA Shanmugapriya walked the participants through e-filing procedures, verification, due dates, consequences of late filing, and rectification options. The workshop concluded with a demonstration of the online portal and key points on documentation required for filing returns.
FEEDBACK SUMMARY:
The 7-Day Workshop on Income Tax – Concepts and Practices was met with overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants. A feedback form was circulated at the end of the sessions, and the responses reflected high levels of satisfaction in the following areas:
- Relevance of Topics: Participants found the topics highly relevant, up-to-date, and well-aligned with current academic and professional requirements.
- Clarity of Presentations: Resource persons were praised for their clear explanations, engaging delivery, and use of real-life examples to simplify complex tax concepts.
- Practical Application: Many attendees appreciated the focus on practical aspects such as tax computation, deductions, and online return filing, which enhanced their confidence to apply knowledge in real-world situations.
- Resource Person Expertise: The credentials, experience, and subject mastery of the Chartered Accountant speakers received particular appreciation.
- Learning Experience: Students and early-career professionals reported that the workshop deepened their understanding of income tax structure, legal provisions, and compliance requirements.
- Organizational Aspects: The smooth coordination, punctuality of sessions, and well-structured schedule contributed to a positive learning environment.
Overall, participants expressed strong interest in attending similar sessions in the future and recommended that the workshop be conducted regularly to keep pace with changing tax laws and practices.
OUTCOME OF PROGRAM (BASED ON SDG GOALS)
SDG-aligned outcomes one by one, each explained clearly with how your 7-day Income Tax Workshop contributed:
- SDG 4 – Quality Education
The workshop directly promoted inclusive and equitable quality education by offering students and faculty updated knowledge on income tax fundamentals. By covering core topics such as salary, capital gains, business income, and return filing, it helped bridge the gap between academic curriculum and practical knowledge. The sessions enhanced financial literacy and prepared students for professional certification and real-world application in taxation.
- SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth
By equipping learners with employable skills in taxation, the workshop promoted productive employment and youth readiness for the job market. Learning from practicing Chartered Accountants added professional value, encouraging participants to pursue internships, self-employment, or finance-related careers. This fosters long-term economic growth and entrepreneurship among students.
- SDG 5 – Gender Equality
The inclusion of female resource persons and active participation from women students highlighted gender inclusivity in the field of finance and taxation. The workshop served as a platform to empower women professionals, showcase role models, and motivate young women to pursue careers in the domain of accounting and tax consultancy.
- SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Through its focus on the latest tax practices and digital filing systems, the workshop supported innovation in education. It introduced students to modern tools like online ITR filing, thus building digital competence and aligning their skills with evolving industry standards and technological advancements in finance and governance.
- SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
By raising awareness on citizens’ responsibilities in paying taxes and understanding legal compliance, the workshop contributed to building a just and transparent society. Educating students on tax systems nurtures respect for law and financial integrity, supporting accountable and strong institutional values.