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Real Estate Sector and Union Budget 2013

As there was lot of expectations from this budget, that budget might be investors or common men friendly. However in reality it does not seems like that. If we talk about real estate and union budget 2013, there was two sided impact on it. I.e. DIRECT TAX and INDIRECT TAX. One by one we take [...]
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Sale of all Immovable property now subject to TDS – an insight and practical challenges

The Finance Minister in Finance Bill 2013 has proposed withholding tax at 1% to be deducted by every buyer from any sum payable to the resident seller if the sale consideration for transfer of immovable property, other than agricultural land,is Rs.50 lacs or more. The reason mentioned for introduction of this TDS provision is not [...]
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Increase in the income-tax rate on royalty and fees for technical services – plugging the rat hole with a big rock

Royalty and fees for technical services have always been surrounded with lot of controversies for some or other reasons. Though most of the controversies revolve around the taxability, the finance minister felt the need to correct the anomaly in the tax rate.
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Budget 2013-14 Download Free Booklet

We have uploaded below a Budget booklet cum Direct Tax Ready Reckoner prepared by Lucknow CA Club which Budget Changes along with handy day to day use information. The book contains the following updates :- Finance Ministers of India from 1947 to 2013 Highlights-Service Tax
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TDS on sale of immovable property – Tedious?

Budget 2013 proposal requires buyers to deduct tax at 1% on the sale consideration payable to resident sellers. However, there is no obligation on the buyer to deduct tax when the immovable property is an agricultural land. In order to avoid the compliance hassles for small tax payers this requirement will not apply if the total consideration is less than fifty lakh rupees.
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Much awaited relief for Mutual Funds with clarification on taxation of Securitisation Trusts

The Financial minister’s proposal to exempt Securitisation Trusts from taxation is likely to revive the interest of Mutual Funds in the Securitisation business, which was on a standstill recently due to the notices thrashed by the income tax authorities seeking to tax the Securitisation Trusts.
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RGESS –Small change is worth Big Changes

The RGESS that was launched in F.Y.2012-2013 and notified under section 80CCG has started its operations and there are few details related to tax benefits that an Individual will have to consider to grab the full benefit of this scheme. Here are some of them:
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Rationalization of Abatement Regarding Construction w.e.f. 1st March, 2013

Homes and flats with a carpet area of 2,000 sq.ft. or more or of a value of Rs. 1 crore or more are high-end constructions where the component of ‘service’ is greater. Hence, I propose to reduce the rate of abatement for this class of buildings from 75 percent to 70 percent. Existing exemptions from service tax for low cost housing and single residential units will continue
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Taxing technology – a roadblock to development?

An important amendment proposed in the Finance Bill, 2013 (Finance Bill) is the increase in tax rate for royalty and Fees for Technical Services (FTS) payable to non-residents to 25% (against the current tax rate of 10%) as one of the measures for additional resource mobilization. As indicated in the Finance Minister’s speech, the purpose [...]
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Service Tax – Sec. 73(2A) – Revenue To Follow ‘Something Is Better Than Nothing’

Section 73 of the Finance Act, 1994 relates to the issue of show cause notice and confirmation of demand. Under existing provisions where the appellate authority finds that the demand is confirmable on merits, however, extended period is not invokable, then the entire demand raised in the show cause notice is quashed.
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