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Income TaxWhen assessee makes a provision of interest in its account, in account of creditor, provisions of section 194A would be applicable
Income Tax

When assessee makes a provision of interest in its account, in account of creditor, provisions of section 194A would be applicable

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxHolding period for purposes of computation of capital gain is relevant only in relation to shares held as investment
Income Tax

Holding period for purposes of computation of capital gain is relevant only in relation to shares held as investment

TG Team16 years ago
Corporate LawInsurance – Updating policyholders about change in network hospitals and TPAs
Corporate Law

Insurance – Updating policyholders about change in network hospitals and TPAs

TG Team16 years ago
SEBIADAG – No ban by Sebi; settlement terms voluntary
SEBI

ADAG – No ban by Sebi; settlement terms voluntary

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxUnless a sense of hierarchical discipline is observed, while implementing fiscal legislation, exercise of powers would be rendered arbitrary and subject to whim and caprice of Assessing Officers
Income Tax

Unless a sense of hierarchical discipline is observed, while implementing fiscal legislation, exercise of powers would be rendered arbitrary and subject to whim and caprice of Assessing Officers

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxAward by arbitrator is within ambit of transmission by operation of law
Income Tax

Award by arbitrator is within ambit of transmission by operation of law

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxAn unregistered private trust cannot open a Demat account in its name and in the name of Gods or Goddesses
Income Tax

An unregistered private trust cannot open a Demat account in its name and in the name of Gods or Goddesses

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxRaising a legal claim, even if it is ultimately found to be legally unacceptable, cannot amount to furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income.
Income Tax

Raising a legal claim, even if it is ultimately found to be legally unacceptable, cannot amount to furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income.

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxWhen an assessee-company exploits its property to earn income in form of rent, rental income received by assessee is chargeable to tax under head "income from house property" and not under head "profits and gains of business"
Income Tax

When an assessee-company exploits its property to earn income in form of rent, rental income received by assessee is chargeable to tax under head "income from house property" and not under head "profits and gains of business"

TG Team16 years ago
Income TaxMere non acceptance of Assessees Legal Claim will not amount to furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income
Income Tax

Mere non acceptance of Assessees Legal Claim will not amount to furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income

TG Team16 years ago