Suresh Surana

Suresh Surana

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CA Dr. Suresh Surana is a prominent chartered accountant and financial expert in India, known for his insights into taxation and financial regulations. He has been vocal about the benefits of tax rebates for middle-class taxpayers, particularly emphasizing the significance of Section 87A, which allows individuals with income below a certain threshold to reduce their tax liability.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
5,849,730
Power
12,293$
Sentiment
8.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
India 2 8.00 0.39% +10% 1,380,004,385 5,849,730 $2,900,000 12,293$
Totals 2 1,380,004,385 5,849,730 $2,900,000 12,293$
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Recent Mentions

India India: Chartered Accountant Suresh Surana explained to ET that, from a technical standpoint, Section 270A(2)(b) can treat income as under-reported. 7

The Times of India: He moved to the US for a job and forgot to file his India ITR; taxman imposed Rs 8.29 lakh penalty, but ITAT Jaipur cancelled it for this reason

India India: Chartered Accountant Suresh Surana explains why the ITAT Mumbai ruled in the woman’s favour and removed the remaining additions totalling Rs 11.23 lakh. 9

The Times of India: Woman had gold, diamond jewellery and silver in her home and locker; tax department seized them, but ITAT deletes Rs 11.23 lakh additions - how she won the case

India India: Chartered Accountant Suresh Surana was quoted as saying that a taxpayer can no longer revise the return of income to correct errors or omissions after the deadline. 7

The Times of India: Income tax refund: Your refund may be delayed if revised return not filed by December 31, 2025 deadline - here’s why

India India: CA Dr. Suresh Surana stated that the government provides relief to middle-class taxpayers by offering a rebate under Section 87A. 8

The Times of India: ITR filing with latest income tax slabs post Budget 2025: Will taxpayers with income below Rs 12 lakh have to file tax return?