This article deals with section 206AB of The Income Tax Act, 1961 which is going to be effective from 1st July, 2021. The practice of putting some other date instead of first day of the financial year from which the amendment could apply seems to be unexplainable and such provisions coming into effect from such date (not from the first day of financial year) also do not caution the taxpayers clearly in advance on smooth application of the provisions.
Capital Gains Tax and GST on sale of Gold, Jewellery, Sovereign Gold Bonds and Gold Exchange Traded fund (ETT) Thinking of selling gold during Novel Coronavirus pandemic to meet day to day expenses? check Capital Gains and GST implications on such sale. Before I jump into the topic, let me first explain, why investing in […]
Very often we come across situations where incomes derived through a particular nature have to be analysed for tax treatment under both Income Tax Act 1961 as well as GST Law. We had a different scenario in pre GST era, where service tax was levied based on the provisions of Finance Act, VAT was levied […]
