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Notification No. 25/2010-Income Tax In exercise of the powers conferred by Explanation 2 to section 90 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), the Central Government hereby notifies “Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China” as ‘specified territory’ for the purposes of the said section.
All eyes are now on S S N Moorthy. A quintessential tax sleuth, he is following the money trail in the Indian Premier League to establish the identity of franchisee owners. Moorthy stepped in to steer the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) in January last year, when the country was battling the worst-ever economic crisis after the global meltdown. The task of tax collection was daunting. With the economy showing distinct signs of recovery, the top tax administrator is confident of collecting every penny due from taxpayers this fiscal year.
The Anti-Corruption Bureau of CBI on Sunday searched the Chembur residence of Sumitra Banerji, additional commissioner of I-T, Thane, who was arrested along with her husband Subroto, on Saturday for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 1.5 crore from a builder.
The income tax department will put to the test a bilateral tax treaty with Mauritius to glean information from the tax haven on investors in Indian Premier League teams as part of a wide-ranging probe into the shadowy flow of money into the T20 cricket tournament.
The Income Tax (IT) department, probing alleged financial irregularities in the cash-rich IPL, is likely to investigate the assets of its high-profile commissioner Lalit Modi and his close associates including their financial interests abroad. “There are so many shady transactions under the scanner. We will widen our inquiry into Lalit Modi’s transactions, interests abroad including those of his close associates,” an IT official said.
The AAR held that the amount received by the applicant is taxable as FTS in India mainly because the responsibility of the German company was not limited to the supply of the drawing and design, rather as provided in the agreement, the German company would remain the consultant throughout the period of work by offering such services as may be required from time to time.
Ahmedabad-based Astral Poly Technik Ltd today said that Income Tax department has carried out survey on the premises of the company on April 15 and 16. Astral said IT department raised two technical issues on allocation of expenses between Gujarat plant and Himachal Pradesh plant of the company.
Additional commissioner (IT) Sumitra Banerjee and her husband Subratho Banerjee were arrested yesterday from suburban Mulund and Rs1.50 crore were recovered from them, they said, adding the accused had also taken Rs20 lakh as bribe earlier from the same builder.
The Income Tax department plans to enlarge its current inquiry into the IPL’s financial transactions to cover all the franchises amidst allegations of murky deals even as it questioned the ‘mystery’ woman and Vijay Mallya’s daughter who works for IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi.
No penalty is imposable in respect of vexed legal issues which are debatable or on which two views/opinions are possible. For imposing penalty under s. 271(1)(c), the twin conditions of furnishing of inaccurate particulars or concealment of income has to be satisfied.
