CBDT has released Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Rules 2020 vide Notification No. 18/2020-Income Tax Dated- 18/03/2020 and also released following forms- FORM-1- Form for filing declaration, Form-2 – Undertaking Under Sub-Section (5) Of Section 4 Of The Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Act, 2020 (3 Of 2020), Form-3- Form For Certificate Under Sub-Section (1) Of […]
JHARKHAND COMMERCIAL TAXES BAR ASSOCIATION March 19, 2020 To, Hon’ble Finance Minister Government of Jharkhand Ranchi. Sub : Practical difficulties in day to day affairs Respected Sir, Our Association was formed in the year 1965 with the purpose of providing assistance and educate its Members practicing in Indirect taxes field. Time and again representations have […]
A major part of the Taxpayers would not be having a turnover of Rs. 5 Crore. So if the threshold limit of filling GSTR 9C is increased up to Rs. 5 crores, then a large amount of taxpayers would escape from requirement of certification of business transaction. Lesser number of Taxpayer would imply less collection of tax and hence loss of revenue to the Government.
Time limit stipulated under Rule 117 of the Rules is not ultra vires of the Act. This Rule is traceable to the power conferred under section 164(2) of the Act. The time limit stipulated in Rule 117 is in consonance with the transitional nature of the enactment, and it is neither arbitrary nor unreasonable.
Government in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs has relaxed the rules with respect to meetings of Board and dispensed with the necessity of holding physical meetings on matters relating to approval of financial statement, board report, restructuring etc. upto 30th June, 2020. We are also examining any other relaxations under the Companies Act, 2013. that may be necessitated on account of COLD-19.
The Applicant claims that it administers certain plant-based medications for the treatment of osteoarthritis and disorders of similar nature. The medicaments are not supplied standalone, but ancillary to the supply of health care service. lt is a composite supply of health care service called ‘phytotherapy’. Applicant further submits that ‘phytotherapy’ is a treatment based on the ayurvedic system of medicine
CBDT through Hon’ble FM can suggest to the Union Cabinet to declare that F.Y. 2019-20 will end on 30-04-2020 instead of 31-03-2020 and F.Y. 2020-21 will commence from 01-05-2020 instead of 01-04-2020. For this an Ordinance can be brought which will be welcomed by one and all in the country. Tax measures taken by countries across the world to tackle COVID-19 crisis is enclosed for ready reference and emulation by CBDT.
Chamber of Tax Consultants has made a request to Finance Minister that a blanket extension of time upto 30th of April is granted for all statutory compliances and if the situation of Covid-19 worsens further extension for such compliances and also for payment of taxes be considered. Text of the representation is as follows:-
CBDT issues corrigendum to The Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Rules 2020 and notifies that in Form-3, for ‘as per column (7) above within thirty days’, read ‘as per column (8) above within fifteen days’. MINISTRY OF FINANCE (Department of Revenue) (CENTRAL BOARD OF DIRECT TAXES) CORRIGENDUM Notification No. 21/2020-Income Tax New Delhi, the 20th […]
Central Government hereby makes the following amendments in the notification of the Government of India, Ministry of Finance, (Department of Revenue), (Central Board of Direct Taxes) number S.O.1537(E) dated 09th April, 2019
