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This has reference to IFSCA’s circular F.No.329/IFSCA/Bullion MIIs/2021 dated September 17, 2021 regarding the captioned subject. It has been decided to extend the 6 month period specified in paragraphs 3 and 4 of the aforementioned circular by an additional period of 6 months i.e., till July 28, 2023.
National Stock Exchange of India Circular Ref No: NSE/CML/2023/11 – Date: January 27, 2023 The Company Secretary All Listed Companies Subject: Filing of announcements in XBRL format on NSE Electronic Application Processing System (NEAPS) platform. With reference to the captioned subject various circulars were issued by Exchange(s) for seeking comments/feedback from listed companies on XBRL […]
BSE via circular dated January 27th 2023 has introduced the facility for filings of certain announcements in XBRL format. The said fillings are related to disclosures under REG 29 & REG 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015. Following Announcements are to be made in XBRL Format: Prior Intimation of the Board Meeting. (under REG 29) […]
PMS performance fees cannot be estimated before hand for the purpose of calculation of advance tax payable during the year because of uncertainty about the equity market since the performance fees can be ascertained by the assessee only on the last day of the year based on the stock market position as at the end of that day. I
Since the revised return of income was filed on 19.03.2015 u/s 139(4) of the Act, it was a valid revised return as per the law in force at that time. In such a scenario, the AO ought to have considered the revised return of income for assessing the income of assessee.
Writ Jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India Writ Court should not scrutinise an adjudicating authority’s decision itself, by acting as an appellate authority over such order of the authority and substitute the findings of an authority by reappreciating the evidence and material and more particularly the nature of a case like this.
There is no evidence of any construction activity or of the fact that assessee has invested the proceeds in statutory deposits and then spent any proceeds of the sales consideration of two properties he had sold, into the construction over this plot. Thus the property in which part investments of capital gains was done continued to be plot for all purposes and intent, for the assessee in the period when construction was to atleast to be started, if not completed.
Assessment year involved for reopening of assessment is assessment year 2016-2017 and appropriate authority for grant of approval in such case are authorities under Section 151(ii) of Income Tax Act, 1961.
