The principle of priority of Government debts is founded on the rule of necessity and of public policy. The basic justification for the claim for priority of state debts rests on the well recognized principle that the State is entitled to raise money by taxation because unless adequate revenue is received by the State, it would not be able to function as a sovereign government at all.
The Hon’ble AAR, Karnataka in Re: M/s Page Industries Limited [Advance Ruling No. KAR ADRG 54/2020 dated December 15, 2020] held that assessee is in essence not eligible to claim input tax credit (ITC) on promotional products/materials and marketing items used in promotion of their brand and marketing their products which is distributed to their […]
I have been watching lot of questions about use of SAC classifications in several groups. I am enclosing herewith list of illustrative SAC classification of services as applicable from July 1,2017. Please note that no specific exemption was available for non-quoting of SAC from the day one of GST Act 2017 Note: All users are […]
RULE 18 OF CGST OR SGST RULES, 2017 (1) Every registered person shall display his certificate of registration in a prominent location at his principal place of business and at every additional place or places of business. (2) Every registered person shall display his Goods and Services Tax Identification Number on the name board exhibited […]
In the backdrop of rising Covid-19 cases in its second wave, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its forecast of economic growth for India to 12.5% as per latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) for the FY 2022. In fact, it has pitched India as the fastest growing economy major and the only economy to […]
To understand the provision of taxation of capital gain on transfer of capital assets by the partner or by the member if the AOP/BOI and vice-se-versa, we need to understand the section 45(3) and 45(4) brought by the finance act 1987. The section 45(4) got substituted by the new section 45(4) and 9B by the finance act 2021.
Q.1 Who is a deductor and a deductee ? Ans: In case of certain prescribed payments (e. g. Interest, commission, brokerage, rent, etc.) the person making payment is required to deduct tax at source (TDS) at the prescribed rate. The payer is known as deductor and the payee, who receives the net payment is called […]
The government has introduced the Faceless Penalty Scheme 2021 which will digitise issuing of penalties on assessee …. Notification No. 03/2021-Dated 12th January, 2021 The scheme specifies setting up of national faceless penalty centres, regional penalty centres, penalty units and review units for execution of penalty proceedings, such that a penalty order is issued correctly […]
Section 80C Deductions to be deducted while computing total income for Financial Year (F.Y 2020-21)/ Assessment Year 2021-22 (A.Y 2021-22) The aggregate amount of deductions allowed under section 80C (along with 80CCC & 80CCD) is INR 1,50,000. The deductions under section 80C are allowed only to the following assessees:- a. Individual b. Hindu Undivided Family […]
In case of Public Charitable Trusts, with a view to prevent hardships faced by the TRUSTS in filing the Form 10 and in exercise of the powers conferred under section 119(2)(b) of the Income Tax Act 1961, the CBDT has issued Circular No. 6/2020 dated 19.02.2020 giving powers to the Jurisdictional Commissioners to admit Condonation […]
