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SEBI permits domestic exchanges to introduce European style stock options

November 6, 2010 552 Views 0 comment Print

Capital market regulator the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has allowed domestic exchanges to introduce European style stock options, a move that is expected to boost volumes in these contracts. Currently, stock options on Indian excha

Employers have to pay Interest for delayed payment of Gratuity

November 6, 2010 8839 Views 0 comment Print

An employee becomes eligible for gratuity on the termination of his employment after he has rendered continuous service for not less than five years, according to Section 4(1) of the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972. He is also entitled for interest on

ICSI offers Online MSOP SMTP on trial basis to qualified CS final students to become ACS

November 6, 2010 3931 Views 0 comment Print

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) in collaboration with Gurukul Online Learning Solutions (GOLS) have come up with an initiative in the form of e-MSOP. The e-MSOP is basically a web-based training (WBT) wherein physical presence of

Delhi High Court asks Centre to fix age limit for heads of sports bodies

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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the Centre to implement its National Sports Policy under which the upper age limit for the heads of sports federations has been fixed at 70 years. A bench headed by Chief Justice Deepak Misra gave the direct

CBDT clarification on tax benefits for NGOs and charitable institutions

November 6, 2010 13249 Views 7 comments Print

The government has clarified that institutions like NGOs, charitable institutions and others who are eligible for tax benefits and can also issue tax benefit receipts to those paying donations would not need to renew their status unless it is withdra

Delhi ITAT rules – Tax payable on import of all software (In the case of Microsoft)

November 6, 2010 750 Views 0 comment Print

TAX is payable on import of all software , even if the sale does not involve exercise of copyright, according to a Delhi tax tribunal order in a case relating to Microsoft . While the order, passed on October 28, is significant in terms of the liability to withold tax from payments made while importing software, the Delhi Income-Tax Appellate Order (ITAT) attracted the attention of tax professionals on account of its observation that questioned the sanctity of tax treaties.

Allowability of Cenvat credit on ‘outdoor catering services’ provided in the factory for employees of the factory

November 6, 2010 1668 Views 1 comment Print

Bombay High Court held in above case that the assessee is entitled to avail Cenvat credit on outdoor ‘catering services’ provided in the factory for employees. Ratio of Maruti Suzuki judgment been applied in the case.

HC requests ITAT President to make it compulsory for assessees to amend Form 36 for change of address instead of merely intimating vide letter

November 6, 2010 828 Views 0 comment Print

The matter is heard behind the back of the assessee or his advocate which, ultimately, leads to unsustainable order. It generates litigation either in the same Court by way of rectification application or in the higher Court. In order to avoid this situation, it is desirable to direct the appellant or parties to the appeal to amend cause title of the appeal memo in the event of change of address followed by amendment in column 10 of Form No.36; instead of permitting the parties to enter into the correspondence with the registry of the Tribunal.

Supreme Court approves Service tax on leasing services

November 6, 2010 3153 Views 0 comment Print

The service tax in the present case is neither on the material nor on sale. It is on the activity of financing/funding of equipment/ asset within the meaning of the words “financial leasing services” in Section 65(12)(a)(i).- the appellant(s) had moved the High Court in the writ petition challenging the validity of Section 66 of the Finance Act, 1994 on the value of taxable services referred to in Section 65(105)(zm) read with Section 65(12)(a)(i) without exhausting the statutory remedy. The contracts entered into by the appellant(s) with its customers were not vetted.

Appointment of Vice President of ITAT is by merit-based selection & not seniority. No reservation for OBC

November 6, 2010 1464 Views 0 comment Print

The appointment to the post of President and VP is by way of selection based on merit and not by way of promotion. No reservation can apply where the appointment is not by way of direct recruitment. Observations made in G.E. Veerabhadrappa vs. UOI that the appointment of VP is by way of direct recruitment are obiter and of no legal effect.

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