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Rent income from subleasing can not be taxed under income from house property’

November 30, 2009 9760 Views 0 comment Print

As per the lease agreement, the assessee agreed to create a laase in favour of the tenant m respect of the premises, which is part of the building known as ‘The Forum’. The tenant as well as its bonafide visitors, guests, customers, clients, employees have a right of ingress to and egress from the premises by use of entrances, landings, passenger elevators, service elevators, escalators etc.

RBI Circular on Up-gradation of PDO-NDS application to Windows 2008

November 30, 2009 1153 Views 0 comment Print

You are requested to initiate the activity for migrating the PDO NDS application at your end to work in this new environment. We will be uploading the new setup and the installation document in the PDO NDS link available on the RBI Secured Websitebe (https://secweb.rbi.org.in) in due course of time. A broadcast to this effect will be made through the PDO NDS application. You are requested to intiate the activity for migrating the PDO NDS application to this new environment at the earliest.

Taxability of ESOP up to 31.03.2000

November 30, 2009 1528 Views 0 comment Print

In respect of shares acquired under stock option scheme, the difference between the price of shares at the time of exercise of option and the predetermined price is liable to tax as perquisite under s. 17(2)(iii) up to 31st March, 2000.

Sec. 195 of Income-tax Act – Remittances of Consular receipts

November 30, 2009 943 Views 0 comment Print

Circular No. 9/2009 – Income Tax In view of the above, while remitting consular receipts abroad, diplomatic missions in India will be required to submit only a self certified undertaking in Form No 15CA to the remitter bank. They are not required to obtain a certificate from an accountant/ certificate of Assessing officer (Form 15CB). The procedure for furnishing information regarding remittances of consular receipts by diplomatic missions in India will be as follows:-

I-T relief for welfare contributions

November 30, 2009 750 Views 0 comment Print

Granting Income Tax relief to companies for deductions for contributions to provident fund (PF), the Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday dismissed over 60 appeals by the commissioner of income tax. The Finance Act 2003, which operated from April 1, 2004, deleted a provision relating to deduction against PF and other welfare funds. According to the deleted provisions, if the contribution stood paid after the date of filing of returns, it stood disallowed.

Life insurance policy and Protection to policyholders

November 29, 2009 1128 Views 0 comment Print

The prospectus of any insurance product should state the scope of benefits, the extent of insurance cover and in an explicit manner explain the warranties, exceptions and conditions of the insurance cover and, whether the product is participating (with-profits) or non-participating (without-profits). The allowable rider or riders on the product shall be clearly spelt out with regard to their scope of benefits, and in no case, the premium relatable to all the riders put together shall exceed 30% of the premium of the main product.

Need for Life Insurance

November 29, 2009 1798 Views 0 comment Print

Life Insurance provides risk cover which no other investment option offers. Following are the advantages of Life Insurance: It provides full protection against risk of death. Encourages and forces compulsory savings as the saved money cannot be withdrawn and premium has to be paid regularly. Provides loan to tie over a temporary difficult phase and is also acceptable as security for a commercial loan. Provides tax benefits to policyholders. Hedges risk against uncertainty.

History of General Insurance, Reform in the sector, General Insurance Products, Non –Life Insurance companies and IRDA

November 29, 2009 7767 Views 0 comment Print

Insurance probably made a beginning in the ancient land of Babylonia In the 18th century B.C., Babylonian king Hammurabi developed a code of law, known as the Code of Hammurabi, which codified many specific rules governing the practices of early risk-sharing activities. For instance, the code dictated that traders had to repay merchants who financed trading voyages unless thieves stole goods in transit, in which case debts would be cancelled.

Mere Expression of Regret Cannot Be Interpreted As Admission Of Guilt

November 29, 2009 1044 Views 0 comment Print

Justice KK Sasidharan, directing the reinstatement of three industrial workers dismissed from service 17 years ago, said: Admission (of guilt), to be used against the maker, should be clear, unambiguous, unequivocal and without any scope for two interpretations. It should lead to a clear conclusion of admission.

Compliance to be insured by ICAI election candidates , their authorised representatives and by members of ICAI

November 29, 2009 999 Views 0 comment Print

Compliance to be ensured by candidates, their authorised representatives/supporters/volunteers, in particular, and members of the institute, in general, within as well as outside the zero tolerance zone in relation to polling booths set up.

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