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Every organization in pursuit of its Objectives encounters Risks & Perils that hamper growth & sustainability, which have to be contained to meet desired goals. Business, Technological, Operational & Other Risks are its components .Risk management, thus, is as important as the core operations.
Inter-linking provisions in Customs Act, 1962, Central Excise Act, 1944 & Finance Act, 1994. Introduction You might have noticed that at times, a statute may have certain provisions, which borrow provisions from other statutes. At times, borrowed provisions of other statutes may be specifically mentioned in the borrowing provision. Sometimes, only power is taken to […]
The Central Board of Excise and Customs is headed by Chairman and consists of six members. The details of Member (CBEC) are as under:-
As per draft law (revised draft),input tax credit to receiver shall be available only when the supplier has paid the tax on supplies made to receiver and the same get matched (i.e. matching of output supplies with input supplies declared by supplier and buyer respectively).Once the credit get matched it will reflect in electronic credit ledger of buyer
There are 33 Sections [ Earlier 22 Sections ]under transitional provision of Revised GST Law when all major indirect tax Act’s going to subsumed under the GST Law.
Regulating a profession by imposing conditions for admission inevitably reduces the supply potential of professionals. Therefore, a rough balance between supply and demand for professional services should be maintained. Regulation of Tax Professionals should be similar to that of consumer protection.
This Guidance Note is for providing guidance to the Financial Institutions, Regulators and officers of the Income Tax Department for ensuring compliance with the reporting requirements provided in Rules 114F to 114H and Form 61B of the Income-tax Rules, 1962
Investigation being conducted by the Income Tax Department across India into the sudden surge in cash deposits in Jandhan accounts have revealed various inconsistencies.
