Assam joined the list of States that have rolled out the e-way bill system for intra-State movement of goods on 16th May, 2018. Rajasthan would be doing the same on 20th May, 2018 thereby taking the number of States / Union Territories that would have rolled out the e-way bill for intra-State movement of goods to twenty. Further, as you all know intra-State movement of goods would be implemented throughout the country by 3rd June, 2018.
Council has decided to enforce e-way bill for intra-State movement of goods from 1st June, 2018 in Goa. No E-Way Bill is required to be generated for intra-State movement of all goods within Goa, except for intra-State movement of following 22 goods of consignment value exceeding fifty thousand rupees.
In order to effectively monitor the issue of refund claims in GST and its disposal by each States, GSTN has developed a web based tool for which the data for the State has to be entered from the Headquarters. Date wise data collected from each districts has to be consolidated by the Nodal Officer in the Headquarters and the details has to be entered in the tool at the end of each working day. For this purpose 3 proformas are prepared for collecting the data from the districts which are attached as Annexures.
It, is therefore, hereby directed that in such cases the Registrar(s) of Companies shall raise a ticket through Change Requirement Form (CRF) on MCA21 portal along with copy of NCLT order and E-governance shall activate DIN of the directors, such struck off companies that have been revived through NCLT to file e-CODS, 2018.
Customs Rate of Exchange of Conversion Foreign Currencies wef 18.05.2018 notified vide Notification No. 43/2018-Customs (N.T.) dated: 18th May, 2018
Briefly stated, the institution, Sri Visa Vadnagar Vanik Samaj, has earlier stated to have filed an application on 07-10-1988, seeking registration U/s.12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 [Act]. It seems the said application has not been accepted/rejected by the Department. For the A.Y.2003-04 the AO has rejected the claim of assessee for exemption u/s.11(2) of the Act and has added an entire amount of Rs. 2,53,146/- to the income of assessee.
The only issue is to be decided as to whether the CIT-A justified in confirming the order of AO in determining the long term capital gain at Rs. 29,05,83,769/- against the claim of assessee as long term capital loss of Rs.25,05,20,775/- in the facts and circumstances of the case.
I am directed to refer to the Board Circular No. 43/2017-Customs dated 16th November, 2017 on the subject above cited wherein a list of items and corresponding testing laboratories was annexed where samples could be tested from the identified list. 2. In addition to the existing list of laboratories provided in Annexure to abovementioned Circular, CRCL has identified some more entities annexed herewith as Annexure, where the samples could be tested.
It has been noticed that in certain situation, law provides for submission of Original Certificates / NOCs by Importers e.g. in order to claim benefit of preferential rate of duty, Country of Origin (COO) Certificates are to be produced in Original. Further, there is also a requirement for verifying genuineness of such Certificates by Customs.
In terms of para 2.3 of the circular, the parent bank will be required to provide a minimum capital of USD 20 million or equivalent in any foreign currency to start their IBU operations and the IBU should maintain the minimum prescribed regulatory capital on an on-going basis as per regulations amended from time to time.
