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Inspite of various changes in budget 2018, following are the highlights of some of the key changes which everyone should aware of. We hope that these changes will bring the positive results and let’s welcome new financial year!!
It appears that without analyzing the proposed amendments in Budger 2018, most of the people have jumped to the conclusion that entire Chapter VI A deduction are covered, thus wrongly concluding that deduction u/s 80C (payment of PPF/LIC/School fee etc) , 80D- mediclaim, 80G (Donations),80TTA & 80TTB (interest from Bank) etc etc will not be allowed if the Income Tax Return is filed beyond the due date, which in actual is not the case since only PART C to Chapter VIA is covered in the budget proposal. In the following paragraphs an attempt has been made to clarify the position
The Chartered Accountants and The Advocates are under a lot of pressure to meet the deadline of Mar 31, 2018. It is quite obvious as the closing of March 2018 is surely going to be the scariest deadlines for all those
Goods imported into India are cleared for home consumption by payment of custom duty under Section 12 of the Customs Act, 1962 on the value determined under Section 14 of the Act.
The Lok Sabha has introduced the Notice of Amendments to the Finance Bill, 2018 on 12 March 2018. Please find below an analysis of the amendments which are effective from Financial Year 2018-19 (i.e. Assessment Year 2019-20), except as provided otherwise:
As a taxpayer we need to be aware of the tax proposals of this year’s Union Budget as they are going to impact our earnings as well as the day-to-day lives from the upcoming financial year (2018-2019). Here we are taking a look at 10 such tax rules which will change from 1st April 2018.
The Hon’ble Finance Minister presented the Budget to the nation on the 1st February, 2018 and the Managing Committee of the Society thought it appropriate to conduct a brain storming session on the budgetary proposals, within the sub group formed for the purpose and to prepare a concise Post Budget Memorandum to be submitted to the Government, for its consideration and possible action.
Amendments to Profession Tax Act- i. Responsibility to collect tax at source (TCS) on Organizations, Corporations, etc. ii. Attractive Scheme to be declared for One Time Payment of Tax (OTPT) for professionals. iii. Streamlining provisions for effective recovery of tax.
This article would contain major amendments proposed vide union Budget 2018 along with the impact of the same on Taxpayer/citizen as well as revenue to the govt /remarks & one more column would be for rating of the amendment. You would have to invest 20 minutes in order to gain yourself an understanding of the budget proposal related to taxation.
Changes in Customs tariff ( Rates):- Make in India theme, Reduction in duty on raw materials, Increase in duty on finished goods Significant Changes in Legislative Changes in Customs Act, 1962 Changes in Customs tariff Act, 1975
