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Income Tax : LETTER [F.NO. TARC/MEETING/1/2013-14], DATED 24-12-2013 Government has set up Tax Administration Reform Commission with a view to ...
Income Tax : The income tax department may not go in for filing a review petition on the Supreme Court's judgement on the Vodafone taxation cas...
Income Tax : In order to guard against possible leakage of names figuring in the secret bank accounts lists it has received from foreign shores...
Income Tax : Resuming its arguments against Rs 11,000-crore tax demand by the Income Tax (I-T) department, the British telecom giant Vodafone t...
Income Tax : Keeping with an interim order passed by the Supreme Court in connection with the disbursement of funds of Harshad Mehta Group (HMG...
Income Tax : The Court held that an employee must be given access to documents relied upon for dismissal, including the Police Verification Rep...
Income Tax : Tribunal confirmed CIT(A)’s view that alleged accommodation loans were not supported by bank statements. Reopening and addition ...
Corporate Law : Madras High Court quashes Income Tax attachment order, ruling the department lacks statutory power to cancel sale deeds, reinforci...
Income Tax : Delhi High Court ruling states Income Tax Dept. must permit personal hearing through National Faceless Assessment Centre upon asse...
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Resuming its arguments against Rs 11,000-crore tax demand by the Income Tax (I-T) department, the British telecom giant Vodafone today contended before the Supreme Court that the present Indian income tax laws do not cover gains from overseas transactions. Senior advocate Harish Salve appearing for Vodadfone submitted before the apex court that under the present Income Tax Act, overseas transactions between two foreign companies cannot be taxed and it could be done by only by bringing a new law by Parliament.
Keeping with an interim order passed by the Supreme Court in connection with the disbursement of funds of Harshad Mehta Group (HMG),the Bombay High Court has directed the custodian of assests of the late stock broker to release Rs 1995.66 crore to the Income Tax department, to clear their dues.
An outsourcing contract to Infosys, India’s second-largest software company, has resulted in an unexpected reprieve for those with income to hide from the taxman. Irked by the contract, under which Infosys is processing tax returns filed online, and rattled by the prospect of more outsourcing, officials of the investigation wing of the income-tax department, the arm of the tax administration that conducts raids, have refused to step out of their offices for at least a month.
The Registrar of Companies (ROC) of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh has served a showcause notice on 11,888 companies for violating company laws for several years. The companies had not filed balance sheets with the ROC for three years. Out of the total, 35 companies are listed and 22 are government undertakings. Those issued notice were 6,112 from Punjab, 4,002 from Chandigarh and 1,774 from Himachal Pradesh.
The I-T department has asked tax payers not to give out personal details like PAN card number and information about their credit cards on the internet in the wake of mushrooming fake e-mails hitting users’ inboxes. Viewing with concern the spurt in fictitious and unauthorised e-mails landing in personal internet addresses of many people, the department is adding a word of ‘caution’ at the end of each mail sent by them.
Harried investors of Pramod Agrawal’s Mahadeo Developers Private Limited and Kalamna Market Urban Credit Cooperative Society gathered in front of the income tax office at Saraf Chambers, Sadar, on Tuesday. They were protesting against the income tax department for taking action against both the entities. The investors alleged that it was the income tax raid […]
HC asks Britannia to return pension money Firm had challenged an Income Tax dept show cause notice on why it withdrew such a huge amount from the employees’ fund.Britannia Industries (BIL) has been asked by the Calcutta High Court to pay back the Rs 12 crore it allegedly withdrew from the company’s pension fund. BIL had recieved a showcause notice from the income tax department to explain the withdrawal in 2003.
