That apart, the learned counsel for the assessee has rightly contended that the provisions of section 80IA(5) of the Act applies in computing the profits of an eligible business for the purposes of working out the quantum of deduction for the initial assessment year and for every subsequent year thereafter. The incentive deductions both under section 80 IA and 80 IB of the Act have the concept of initial assessment year in respect of almost all eligible business.
The Ld. CIT DR made efforts to support the order of TPO on obtaining information. While agreeing with his arguments on power of AO/TPO in obtaining information u/s 133(6), on which there is no dispute, what is objected to by assessee is not providing such information to it.
Which challans are to be used for payment of Excise and Service Tax? Ans. Two new challan forms GAR-7 have been introduced by PR. CCA’s office. From April 7, 2007, GAR-7 – Proforma for Central Excise Tax Payments is to be used for payment of Excise and GAR-7 – Proforma for Service Tax Payments is to be used for payment of Service Tax. These are single copy challans.
Challan Status Enquiry for Assessee- Using this feature, assessee can track online the status of their challans deposited in banks. a) CIN based view : On entering Challan Identification Number (CIN i.e. details such as BSR Code of Collecting Branch, Challan Tender Date & Challan Serial No.) and amount (optional),the assessee can view the following […]
How to Know name, Address , Location / Division / Commissionerate / Range Code as Per CBEC Records of Service tax & Excise Assessees This facility enables the assessee view its details (name, address, location code) as present in the Assessee Master provided by CBEC. Details of assessee codes allotted for service tax and excise […]
THE INSTITUTE OF COST ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA GUIDELINES FOR MANDATORY TRAINING FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE UNDER CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMME (with effect from 1st April,2013) 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 The Institute of Cost Accountants of India was set up under the Cost and Works Accountants Act, 1959, as amended to educate, impart training and develop […]
In the present case, indisputably all the participating opposite parties i.e. 28 Part-I firms and 1 Part-II firm quoted an all-inclusive rate of Rs. 66.50 each for the supply of the tendered material. Further, the quantity quoted by the each of the bidders was less than 50% of the total quantity. These facts have not been denied or disputed by any of these opposite parties. Coupled with the facts that the bid documents containing same handwriting, same format with common omissions and commissions of language, past conduct etc., it is safe to infer that such conduct is reflective of meeting of minds or concerted action to establish that the firms have directly or indirectly tried to determine or influence the price of the tender/ project.
April 5th, 2013 Subject: Zone-shifting of candidates for May – 2013 CA Exams Due to paucity of accommodation in some Zones opted by the candidates in the cities of Chennai, Indore and Mumbai some of the candidates have been allotted examinations centres in the zone other than the zone opted in the said cities. In […]
On a review, it has been decided that Authorised Money Changers (AMCs) may sell Indian rupees to foreign tourists /visitors against International Credit Cards / International Debit Cards and should take prompt steps to obtain reimbursement through normal banking channels.
Doubts have been raised regarding classification of Low Noise Block (LNB) down converter which is designed to be mounted on aerial (dish) of a system for receiving satellite broadcasts (Satellite Television Reception System)
