Income Tax : Explore tax implications of Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins' Rs. 45.25 crores IPL earnings under Section 115BBA. Learn about TDS, e...
Income Tax : The Mumbai Tribunal has allowed relief to BCCI and directed CIT to grant registration under Section 12A citing that BCCI is still ...
Finance : A major Source of income for IPL teams is Media rights for broadcasting IPL. When IPL was started in 2008, Sony has acquired broad...
Goods and Services Tax : The Government is trying its best to bring into effect the GST Law on 1st July 2017. Seeing at the close encounters during the cur...
Corporate Law : Many in this country including the corporates are closely watching the IPL controversy and it had led Mr.Shari Tharoor to submit h...
Income Tax : Dive into Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 2302 to understand the tax exemption status of BCCI, potential changes, and insights in...
Income Tax : Government is expected to collect more than Rs 300 crore in taxes from the fourth edition of the Indian Premier League T20 cricket...
Income Tax : Enforcement and tax officials will keep a close watch on the proceedings of players auction for IPL-4 which will see as many as 35...
Income Tax : The Income Tax department has got substantial information from the UK and Mauritius on overseas accounts of "non-residents" who in...
Income Tax : The Income Tax Department is conducting investigations in the case of BCCI-IPL and the franchisees to ascertain the source of inve...
Explore tax implications of Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins’ Rs. 45.25 crores IPL earnings under Section 115BBA. Learn about TDS, exemptions, and dual taxation agreements between India and Australia.
Dive into Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 2302 to understand the tax exemption status of BCCI, potential changes, and insights into its income during the IPL-2023 tournament.
The Mumbai Tribunal has allowed relief to BCCI and directed CIT to grant registration under Section 12A citing that BCCI is still promoting the game of cricket.
A major Source of income for IPL teams is Media rights for broadcasting IPL. When IPL was started in 2008, Sony has acquired broadcasting rights for ten years for a price of Rs 8200 Crores (i.e., 820 Crores per annum) but same rights for the five year period 2018-22 were acquired for a whooping price of Rs 16,347 Crores (i.e., 3,269 Crores per annum which is 4 times the earlier price) by Star India
Whether free tickets given as Complimentary tickets by Kings XI Punjab for IPL Matches falls within the definition of supply under the CGST Act, 2017 and thus whether the Applicant is required to pay GST on such free tickets?; Whether the Applicant is eligible to claim Input Tax Credit (for short ITC) in respect of complimentary tickets?
expenditure incurred for organizing sports events are allowable items of revenue expenditure as such events publicise the names of the sponsor.
The Government is trying its best to bring into effect the GST Law on 1st July 2017. Seeing at the close encounters during the current IPL, tell me what will happen if a match is to be played between GST and Service tax?
Government is expected to collect more than Rs 300 crore in taxes from the fourth edition of the Indian Premier League T20 cricket tournament which will begin in April this year. According to sources, the taxes would be obtained as Tax Deducted at So
Enforcement and tax officials will keep a close watch on the proceedings of players auction for IPL-4 which will see as many as 350 top cricketers from India and abroad go under the hammer in Bangalore later this week. The financial dealings and investments of the earlier editions of IPL are already under the scanner of agencies like the Income Tax department and Enforcement Directorate (ED) since last year when extensive searches were conducted at the IPL headquarters in Mumbai and offices of various franchises.
The Income Tax department has got substantial information from the UK and Mauritius on overseas accounts of “non-residents” who invested in the cash-rich IPL after months of communication with the two countries. The department, as part of its probe into financial dealings in the T20 tournament, has also sent official requests to Switzerland and Ireland to share financial data.