Maharashtra state SGST department has corrected the mistake related to Trans 1 and MVAT revise return. Because of it taxpayers suffers from many problem related to it, tell us that how much it affects the taxpayers?
The issue under consideration is whether the AO is correct in adopting land value of adjacent area, just because the colony is adjacent to a road, which has a higher guideline value is justified in law and in ignoring the specific guideline value fixed by the Government in respect of specific colony or flat?
Prior to introduction of the GST, the exemption was available for all types of customs duties including CVD (Additional customs duty popularly known as countervailing duty) and SAD (Special Additional duty or countervailing duty for sales tax). The notification expressly permitted the duty-free imports even after fulfillment of the export obligation.
A meeting of members of the company where annual report is presented for adoption is called the Annual general meeting or AGM and it should not be mistaken with any other type of shareholder’s meeting.
Revised GST Rules has placed a cap of 20% (i.e. Credit reflected in GSTR2A plus 20%) on the input credit which can be availed by a taxpayer on the input tax paid on goods purchased by him. The new rule says that the taxpayer can avail only 20% extra amount than the amount of input credit reflected in his GSTR2A return.
SEBI issues Operational guidelines for foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), Designated Depository Participants DDPs) and Eligible Foreign Investors (EFIs) to facilitate implementation of SEBI (Foreign Portfolio Investors) Regulations, 2019.
DIRECT TAXES UPDATES FOR OCTOBER 2019 Recent CBDT circulars/ notifications/ rules/ clarifications/News/Order ♦ Clarifications in respect of option exercised under section 115BAA (related to lower rate of 22%) inserted through The Taxation Laws (Amendment) Ordinance, 2019- related to allowability of brought forward loss on account of additional depreciation; and allowability of brought forward MAT credit. […]
CBIC directs that no search authorization, summons, arrest memo, inspection notices and letters issued in the course of any enquiry shall be issued by any officer under the Board to a taxpayer or any other person, on or after the 8th day of November, 2019 without a computer-generated Document Identification Number (DIN) being duly quoted prominently in the body of such communication
Section 135 of the Act is applicable on every company having net worth of rupees five hundred crore or more, or turnover of rupees one thousand crore or more, or a net profit of rupees five crore or more, during immediately preceding financial year.
With the end of ITR Filing season, now the assessee has starts receiving their claimed refund from Income Tax Department. Individuals who have filed their ITR’s before 31st August, 2019 has almost received their refunds. Because, this time, to lower the interest burden on government treasury, Income Tax department has processed refund cases on Priority basis.
