Section 6(1) of IT Act, 1961 offers two sets of parameters to determine whether a particular person is an Indian citizen or not. If the said individual falls under any one of the following criterias, he/she will be a resident of the country.
As you are aware that the history of exchange control laws in India goes back to year 1939, when the law relating to exchange control was introduced for th first time as a war measure under the defense of Indian Rules. It was subsequently place on statutory basis by the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947, […]
Age is one of the most important facts to be declared by the customer at the time of onboarding, because the rate of premium, the risk attached to his age, his medical conditions etc., will be determined on the age.
Understand the crucial Agreed Bank Clause in insurance policies when dealing with financing from Banks, Financial Institutions, or NBFs for projects, homes, working capital, and more. Learn how this special clause protects the interests of Banks/Financial Institutions and the insured, ensuring compliance with Loan Agreement conditions. Delve into the specimen Bank Clause, exploring its provisions related to payments, discharge of liabilities, communication, and dispute resolution. Stay informed about the impact on insurance coverage in case of property ownership changes or alterations, emphasizing the importance of timely notification.
As you are aware that the Foreign Exchange, Management Act, 1999 (FEMA) empowers the RBI to frame regulations to prohibit, restrict or regulate the acquisition or transfer of immovable property outside India by persons residents in India. The regulations governing acquisition and transfer of immovable property outside India are notified under Notification No. FEMA 7(R )/2015-RB dated January 21, 2016 as amended from time to time.
Can an assessee who has surrendered his income in response to the specific information sought by the Assessing Officer in the course of survey, be absolved from the penal provisions under section 271(1)(c) for concealment of income?
Dr. Anjanaiah v. ACIT (2019) 75 ITR 315 (Bang.)(Tribunal) BRIEF FACTS: The assessee purchased land from the sale proceeds of property held by him, and constructed a nursing home and residential house thereon. On the residential house, he claimed exemption under section 54F of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The Assessing Officer restricted the deduction under […]
We Know that the value of a taxable supply is the taxable base on which the rate is applied. It is important to understand and calculate the value of supply for ascertaining GST liability. GST will be applicable in the value of the goods and services supplied. The valuation process of supply under GST is […]
As you know that warranties in an insurance policy is some terms and conditions , the fulfilment of those are necessary to bind both parties on contract of insurance. It is utmost important to follow and fulfil warranty and any breach of warranty may lead to termination or avoidance of contract by he insurance company.
It is not a question whether it is Section 23(2) of the Income Tax Act or Section 7(4) of the Wealth Tax Act, the provisions being similar, the interpretation will be the same. The Division Bench of this Court having held that similar benefit is available to HUF, irrespective of decision of other High Court with regard to partnership firm, it was open to the Division Bench to follow its earlier decision even without referring the matter to a Larger Bench. The question referred to this Court is, therefore, answered in the affirmative i.e., in favour of the assessee, but against the revenue.
