8.1 As per Rule 1 14G(9), the statement in respect of each reportable account needs to be filed by the RFIs to the Director of Income-tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation) or Joint Director of Income-tax (Intelligence and Criminal Investigation) through online transmission of electronic data to a server designated for this purpose under digital signature in accordance with the data structure specified by the Principal Director General of Income Tax (Systems).
7.1 In the case of trust, two situations may arise- a. when a trust is itself a Reporting Financial Institution, or b. when a trust is a NFE that maintains a Financial Account with a Reporting Financial Institution.
After the RFI has identified the reportable accounts, RFI needs to report specific information in respect of each reportable account. As per Rule 114G(1), RFI needs to maintain and report the following information in case of each Reportable Account
The RFIs need to identify the Reportable Accounts by carrying out due diligence procedures. There are different due diligence procedures for the accounts held by individuals and accounts held by entities. There is a further classification of accounts as Preexisting accounts and ‘New Accounts’
A Financial Account is an account maintained by a Financial Institution and includes specific categories of accounts as discussed in paragraph 3.2. Rule 1 14F(1) defines Financial Accounts.
The reporting obligation applies to entities which may be legal persons or legal arrangements, such as a corporation, a trust, or a partnership etc. To determine whether an entity has a potential reporting obligation in India, it must be determined whether the entity is a Reporting Financial Institution (RFI).
In the present batch of writ petitions, the seminal issue falling for consideration is whether the freight charges for transporting dolomite by the petitioners to the respondent/Bhilai Steel Plant (for short the BSP) would be a part of sale price and hence exigible to commercial tax or not.
In 2010, USA enacted a law known as Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) with the objective of tackling tax evasion through obtaining information in respect of offshore financial accounts maintained by USA residents and citizens. The provisions of FATCA essentially provide for 30% withholding tax on US source payments made to Foreign Financial Institutions unless they enter
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An application for grant of IEC number shall be made by Registered/Head Office of applicant and apply to nearest Regional Authority of DGFT
