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FM Says Direct Taxes are Major Resource for Undertaking Development Work

February 27, 2011 831 Views 0 comment Print

FM Says Direct Taxes are Major Resource for Undertaking Development Work; Releases Coins in Denomination of Rs. 150 and Rs. 5 to Commemorate Completion of 150 Years of Income Tax.Union Finance Minister Shri Pranab Mukherjee said that direct taxes are now the major resource provider to the Central Government for undertaking developmental work.

FM releases compendium of unique practices on indirect taxes

February 27, 2011 837 Views 0 comment Print

The compendium ‘Innovations: The Pursuit of Excellence in Customs, Central Excise & Service Tax’ consolidates localised practices to facilitate their replication and adoption in various offices across the country for enhance efficiency and effectiveness of the tax administration, the government said in a statement.

Tax evasion worth Rs 150 cr by raided tobacco companies

February 27, 2011 1430 Views 0 comment Print

A day after raids were conducted at the premises of eight tobacco manufacturing companies here, the Commercial Tax Department has pegged tax evasion by them to the tune of Rs 150 crore besides an unaudited turnover of Rs 900 crore.

After receipt of return in response to notice under Section 148, it shall be mandatory for AO to serve a notice on assessee under section 143(2) assigning reason therein.

February 27, 2011 14660 Views 0 comment Print

In absence of any notice issued under section 143(2) after receipt of fresh return submitted by the assessee in response to notice under Section 148, the entire procedure adopted for escaped assessment, shall not be valid When the Statute provides for a particular procedure, the authority has to follow the same and cannot be permitted to act in contravention of the same.

Definition of export turnover given in Explanation 2 to sec. 10A excludes freight & insurance

February 27, 2011 8571 Views 0 comment Print

Since export turnover has been defined by Parliament and there is a specific exclusion of freight and insurance, the expression “export turnover” cannot have a different meaning when it forms a constituent part of the total turnover for the purposes of the application of the formula prescribed by section 10A(4).

India–Netherlands DTAA-Mere provision of a dredger on dry lease for carrying out dredging activity in India does not result in assessee having a PE

February 27, 2011 1500 Views 0 comment Print

under the DTAA agreement, the receipt of bare boat rentals i.e. rent for use of or payment for use of equipment is not brought to tax as royalty consequent to the amendment. Thus though under domestic law, the charging section treats the receipts as royalty, under the treaty, royalty cannot be brought to tax in view of the amendments.(Para 18)

Powers under section 254(2) cannot be exercised for reviewing a considered and conscious decision on grounds which are inherently subjective and capable of debate and discussion on adoption of one view or the other

February 27, 2011 912 Views 0 comment Print

The powers under section 254 (2) can only be exercised when it is found that there is a mistake in the order of the Tribunal and the mistake is such that no two views are possible on the same. The powers under section 254(2) cannot be exercised for reviewing a considered and conscious decision on the grounds which are inherently subjective and capable of debate and discussion on adoption of one view or the other.

Once commissioner/brokerage is credited in P&L account of assessee broker and entire debit balance including principal and brokerage is found irrecoverable and is written off in books by assessee, same can be allowed as bad debt allowable u/s 36(1)(vii)

February 27, 2011 4125 Views 0 comment Print

Where total debt debited in the account of the client is inclusive of brokerage then brokerage being part of the total debt having been taken into account in computing the income, would satisfy the provisions of sec. 36(2) and therefore, when assessee writes off such debt then he would be entitled for deduction u/s. 36(1)(vii).

Without rejecting books of account regularly maintained, addition cannot be made only on basis of DVO’s report

February 27, 2011 3426 Views 0 comment Print

If books of account are found to be correct and complete in all respect and no defect is pointed out therein and cost of construction of building is recorded therein, then the addition on account of difference in cost of construction cannot be made even if a report is obtained within the meaning of section 142A from the DVO.

Cessation of Liabilities- Liabilities reflected in balance sheet cannot be treated as cessation of liabilities

February 27, 2011 1877 Views 0 comment Print

Merely because the liabilities are outstanding for last many years, it cannot be inferred that the said liabilities have ceased to exist. It is also a fact that the assessee has not written off the outstanding liabilities in the books of account and the outstanding liabilities are still in existence would prove that the assessee acknowledged his liabilities as per the books of account. Section 41(1) of the IT Act is attracted when there is cessation or remission of a trading liability.

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