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Everyone is anxious to know from which date, New services covered by Union Budget 2010 will be taxable as CBEC has not yet issued any circular/Notification or press release on the same. We learnt from our sources that CBEC will notify the dates, from which new services will be taxable on 01st June 2010. It is also learnt that New services will be taxable from 15th June 2010.
However, the Corporate Affairs Ministry sources said the Government may not be able to get the Bill passed in Parliament in the monsoon session (scheduled to begin in July) itself because preparing a ‘revised proposal’, on the basis of the Committee’s recommendations, and then getting the Cabinet approval for the same, may take time.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today approved the appointment of Merchant Bankers and other intermediaries to disinvestment transactions involving offer for sale or fresh issue by the company in conjunction with offer for sale be advanced to an earlier stage in the process of disinvestment.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said the govt is working towards creating an atmosphere where trade and industry come forward to reserve jobs for the socially underprivileged – a practice in vogue in the public sector.
Government of India has initiated collaborative process of formulation of Open Standards for e-Governance in India with the objective of enabling seamless interoperability of various e-governance solutions developed by multiple agencies, and to promote technology choice and avoid vendor lock-in,
Consumers will have to pay at least Rs 5,000 more to buy a car and up to Rs 2,000 for purchasing a two-wheeler in Delhi as the state government is raising road tax on vehicles. Automakers say this would increase the cost of ownership of their vehicles which could have an adverse impact on sales volume.
Though the Centre and states officially exuded confidence in meeting the revised deadline to roll out GST from the next fiscal, an agreement over the structure for the proposed indirect tax system does not seem to be so easy. While the states have proposed two rates for goods under GST on the grounds that necessary items should attract lower rate, the Centre has suggested one rate, saying a two-rate structure would pose problems.
In ONGC vs. CCE 104 CTR (SC) 31, the Supreme Court directed the Central Government to set up a `Committee on Disputes’ to monitor disputes between the Government and Public Sector Enterprises and give clearance for litigation. It was held the no litigation could be proceeded with in the absence of COD approval.
Striking a cordial note, the warring Ambani brothers today agreed to dump their differences and non-compete agreements saying this would eliminate any room for further disputes. Announcing that they would also expeditiously negotiate gas supply agreement in accordance with the Supreme Court order earlier this month, the groups of both Mukesh and Anil vowed to fulfill vision of their father Dhirubhai Ambani, after whose death they separated following (rpt following) an acrimonious fight.
With the banking sector continuing to wobble under financial woes 14 US banks on an average are folding up every month, while the count of troubled entities — those at increased risk of failure — has jumped to 775. Indicating that the problems plaguing American banks are far from over, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) recently warned of more failures.
