Follow Us:

Archive: October, 2010

Posts in October, 2010

Requirement of using encrypted PAN on DSC for non-resident signatories of Foreign Companies relaxed

October 5, 2010 1567 Views 0 comment Print

An amendment to Rule 12 of the Income-tax Rules, 1962 vide notification no. 49 dated 9th July,2010 made it mandatory for all Companies (including foreign companies) filing ITR-6 to digitally sign the Income-tax return for the AY 2010-11. Thereafter,

Income tax officials conduct raids in Coimbatore

October 5, 2010 913 Views 0 comment Print

Coimbatore: Income Tax Department sleuths carried out raids at over half-a-dozen establishments including hospitals, specialty treatment centres and diagnostic centres. The raids that began in the forenoon went on till late evening.

Johnny and Service Tax Refund [Series-II] Part 2- ‘Conditions Relating to CHA service’

October 5, 2010 756 Views 0 comment Print

Presently, assesses are claiming refund orders on the services provided by CHA which are gigantic problematic services in getting refund. The refunds claimed by the assessees as against their exports are their civil rights but are being declined by the departmental authorities on various arguments which are of no significance and value less. The various reasons on which the department is refusing these refund claims on the said service are highlighted as under:

Non-furnishing of “all documents” does not violate principles of natural justice- SC

October 5, 2010 4759 Views 0 comment Print

(i) The extent of applicability of principles of natural justice depends upon the nature of inquiry, the consequences that may visit a person after such inquiry from out of the decision pursuant to such inquiry. The right to fair hearing is a guaranteed right. Every person before an Authority exercising the adjudicatory powers has a right to know the evidence to be used against him. Dhakeswari Cotton Mills Ltd. vs. CIT 26 ITR 775 (SC) followed; (ii) However, the principles of natural justice do not require supply of documents upon which no reliance has been placed by the Authority to set the law into motion. Supply of relied on documents based on which the law has been set into motion would meet the requirements of principles of natural justice; (iii) The concept of fairness is not a one way street. The principles of natural justice are not intended to operate as roadblocks to obstruct statutory inquiries. Duty of adequate disclosure is only an additional procedural safeguard in order to ensure the attainment of the fairness and it has its own limitations. The extent of its applicability depends upon the statutory framework;

MVAT circular on Grant of Refunds and specifies Fresh Guidelines for Disbursement of Refunds

October 5, 2010 13343 Views 0 comment Print

After the introduction of VAT, a large number of refund applications are being filed, as compared to the BST period. The department is undergoing transition due to which business processes have undergone many changes. As a result, a number of circulars were issued from time to time to lay down the procedure for the granting of refund,

Article on Central Excise – Marketability of Goods

October 4, 2010 7988 Views 0 comment Print

Excise duty is essentially a duty on manufacture and is listed in Entry No. 84 of List-1 (Union List). Thus, entry 84 of Union List, read with Article 246 authorizes the Central Government to levy Excise duty on tobacco and other goods manufactured

ICAI asks CBDT to provide details regarding number of tax audit done by each CA firm

October 4, 2010 357 Views 0 comment Print

Seeking Data on Tax Audit from CBDT: We have sent a letter of request to the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) asking them to provide the number of tax audit reports filed with them during 2009-10, e.g. data on tax audit based on fields like name

Pakistan ministers not paying income tax

October 4, 2010 507 Views 0 comment Print

Islamabad: Even as Pakistan is reeling under devastation caused by unprecedented floods that has cost the country’s economy a whopping $43 billion, a report by a newspaper Monday said on Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and 25 of his cabinet members

Interest and Damages Not Taxable Under DTAA if no PE

October 4, 2010 1801 Views 0 comment Print

Though the damages included an element of interest, the same is not assessable because in a decree or arbitration award, the amount loses its original character and assumes the character of a judgment debt. In substance, interest partake the character of the compensation and is not assessable as interest. Islamic Investment 265 ITR 254 (Bom) followed.

IFRS Implementation not likely to meet deadline

October 4, 2010 478 Views 0 comment Print

After missing its date with the Goods and Services Tax and the Direct Taxes Code, the government is also likely to miss the deadline for another major reform initiative – implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) from the n

Search Post by Date
June 2026
M T W T F S S
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
2930