Notification: 851 Central Government hereby notifies M/s. Amratalal Ravjibhai Parikh, Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad, for the purposes of the said sub-clause
Circular : No. 5-Income Tax It has been represented to the Board that persons of Indian origin residing abroad but intending to return to India and settle here permanently, apprehend that the money brought in or remitted from abroad by such persons might be subjected to income-tax in India.
Circular : No. 4-Income Tax Under section 9(1)(iii ), pension accruing abroad is taxable in India only if it is earned in India. Pensions received in India from abroad by pensioners residing in this country, for past services rendered in the foreign countries, will be income accruing to the pensioners abroad, and will not, therefore
Notification: S.O.625 This Notification contains amendment to Income-tax (Second Amendment) Rules, 1969 carried out on 14th February, 1969 not reproduced here as it is already contained in the body of the Rules itself.
Notification: S.O.624 This Notification contains amendment to Income-tax (Amendment) Rules, 1969 carried out on 14th February, 1969 not reproduced here as it is already contained in the body of the Rules itself.
CIRCULAR NO. 3-Income Tax Up to March 31, 1976, income-tax and other direct taxes were collected mainly by the Reserve Bank of India and by some of the branches of the State Bank of India or subsidiaries of the State bank conducting Government business. Because of the restricted number of points at which payment of direct taxes could be made, the taxpayers were put to considerable inconvenience.
Circular : No. 2-Income Tax In Board’s Circular No. 2-P(XXXIV-4) of 1966, dated 16-5-1966, instructions were issued that where Government securities are registered in the name of a banking company, tax should be deducted at source from the interest at the “rates in force” applicable to the banking company irrespective of the status of the beneficial owner of the securities.
