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Archive: 20 July 2010

Posts in 20 July 2010

While computing the direct cost attributable to export, the freight and insurance should be excluded for arriving at export profits

July 20, 2010 310 Views 0 comment Print

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SEZ developers likely to meet FM to discuss continuation of tax benefits

July 20, 2010 249 Views 0 comment Print

Leading developers across the country are likely to meet Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and top officials of his ministry on the continuation of tax benefits for special economic zones, or SEZs.The developers, including Raheja Ltd, Ascendas, L&T and GMR, among others, are in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s Export Promotion Council for Export Oriented Units and Special Economic Zones (EPCES).

Corporate Tax Rate in DTC may be brought down to 25 percent in a phased manner

July 20, 2010 234 Views 0 comment Print

A sharp cut in corporate tax rate proposed in the direct taxes code is likely to be done in stages to ensure that tax collections do no plummet, derailing the government’s attempts to bring the fiscal situation under control. The direct taxes code, or DTC, has proposed a cut in corporate tax rate to 25% from the current 30%, but will withdraw most tax exemptions available to companies.

264 special counters from July 21-31 in Delhi for filing of income tax return

July 20, 2010 276 Views 0 comment Print

The income tax department today said it will open 264 special counters from July 21-31 in the Capital and national capital territory region, to accept returns from individual taxpayers. “The income tax department would set up 264 special counters to receive income tax returns at Mayur Bhawan and Pragati Maidan for the benefit of taxpayers,” Income Tax Delhi Circle-I chief commissioner Meenakshi Singh told reporters.

Going for interview? Few tips on how to negotiate your salary

July 20, 2010 3910 Views 0 comment Print

Job interviews can be gruelling. But the worst part is whether to say yes or no to the salary being offered. The most common reaction to an offer is — “I shall get back to you.” During bad times, it has to be a ‘yes’. In better times, well, one can play on the company’s desperation and one’s own comfort with the existing company. Of course, a lot depends on one’s financial condition and the job market. However, a little bit of tweaking can be done by just reworking the components to ensure a better deal.

Income Tax department receives data on NRI black money from six countries

July 20, 2010 387 Views 0 comment Print

India’s efforts at retrieving the black money its corrupt citizens have stashed abroad are being helped by some countries. The Income Tax has made a list of 135 individuals and entities, who received payments of more than Rs 1 crore from companies abroad, and sent it to the Director General of Investigation in cities where they are supposed to be residing for further investigation.

SEBI may simplify IPO application forms

July 20, 2010 336 Views 0 comment Print

As part of efforts to attract more retail investors to the stock market, regulator SEBI is considering making applications forms simpler and shorter for public offers, including IPOs. Concerned over the lukewarm and ever-falling retail response to the primary market, SEBI is mulling over ways to win over small investors in this segment and one of the steps under consideration is a simpler investment process.

IRDA proposes norms for enhancing the performance of agents

July 20, 2010 475 Views 0 comment Print

Life insurance agents may lose their licences if the annual persistency ratio of their clients’ policies is less than 50 per cent. In an exposure draft on persistency in life insurance policies announced on Saturday, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority proposed norms for enhancing the performance of agents.

FDI in LLPs may be allowed up to 100 per cent

July 20, 2010 571 Views 0 comment Print

Foreign direct investment in new form of business, limited liability partnerships (LLPs), could be allowed without a cap, a highly placed source said.”The officials have reached a consensus for 100 per cent FDI in LLPs,” he said. Officials in the ministries of industry, finance and corporate affairs have been in regular consultations on the issue of allowing foreign direct investment (FDI) since the LLP form of business was notified in 2009.

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