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Course on Mastering GST Sections Effortlessly with Memory Techniques!

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A Simplified Approach to Service Tax under Reverse Charge

November 20, 2012 18606 Views 0 comment Print

Normally, service tax is payable by service provider by charging it in invoice raised upon the service recipient. Section 68(2) makes the person receiving the service liable to pay tax. In certain cases, liability to pay service tax has been partly shifted upon the service recipient whilst in some cases it is fully shifted.

Pay Service Tax with interest on Renting of Immovable Property by 27.11.2012 to avoid penalty

November 20, 2012 3677 Views 0 comment Print

If you have put your immovable property on rent for use in furtherance of business or commerce and annual rent amount, alone or with the amount of other taxable services, exceeds Rs. 10 lacs and further, you have any service tax amount related to such renting due since 1st June, 2007, you have an opportunity to pay such due with interest before 27th November, 2012 and department would not ask for penalty.

Amended Provisions of CENVAT Credit with special reference to Projects

November 20, 2012 18224 Views 0 comment Print

A. Capital Goods – As per CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004 the capital goods means the following goods used in the factory of manufacturer (also used outside in case of captive power) :

ICAI retains answer books for 120 days from the date of declaration of result

November 20, 2012 1650 Views 0 comment Print

The answer books involving applications received seeking verification, inspection and/or certified copy, as also the applications received under the Right to Information Act, 2005, in relation to a given examination are retained for a maximum period of one year from the date of declaration of results of relevant examination

All about PAN Structure

November 20, 2012 40624 Views 0 comment Print

PAN structure is as follows: AAAAA9999A. First five characters are letters, next four are numerals, last is a character letter. If PAN does not follow the above structure, PAN will be shown as invalid

All About Abatements in Service Tax

November 20, 2012 61197 Views 13 comments Print

1.Financial leasing services- 10% taxable -Financial leasing includes hire charges but excludes operating lease – The value of taxable service would be 10% i.e. abatement of 90% has been granted unconditionally. Taxability is defined as follows: -Interest chargeable to the extent of 10% -Principal amount not subject to tax

Professional Opportunities In Service Tax

November 20, 2012 3177 Views 0 comment Print

As the gamut of service tax expands, there is going to be ever increasing need for professionals to advise and assist the assessees. A Chartered accountant and other professionals (Advocates, CS etc.) with proper training and experience is considered to be well equipped to position in the dynamic role as an advisor and facilitator for compliances under the service tax law.

Income tax rate Chart for Financial Year 2012-13

November 20, 2012 7022 Views 0 comment Print

Income tax rate Chart for Financial Year 2012-13 / Assessment year 2013-14 . Tax Rates For Individuals (Men & Women), Hindu Undivided Families, Association of Persons and Body of Individuals

Reimbursement of Expenses not covered by Section 269SS or 269T

November 20, 2012 3743 Views 0 comment Print

On a plain reading of the provisions of section 269SS and 269T of the Act, it is amply clear that the said provisions would be attracted when loans or deposits in excess or twenty thousand rupees are made or repaid. Thus, a basic precondition for falling within the ambit of the said provisions is the existence of a loan or deposit.

Delay in Appeal cannot be condoned for Time lost in internal decision making

November 20, 2012 789 Views 0 comment Print

Delay in present case has occurred not account of any substantial and sufficient reasons but on account of negligence of the appellant. If such delays are condoned, the meaning of limitation of thee months provided by legislature in the Central Excise Act would become meaningless and redundant.

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