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Is Arbitration better suited to get corporate disputes resolved?

March 6, 2010 805 Views 0 comment Print

Unless there is an express bar under law and when there is an arbitration agreement either express or implied, a dispute between or among the parties can be referred to an Arbitrator or panel of Arbitrators as specifically agreed to. As everybody knows, Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism is mooted to reduce the burden in traditional courts and for providing a speedy relief to the parties. Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1940 was repealed and Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 was enacted with certain changes and improvements.

Rights and duties of assessee during conduct of search under the Income Tax Act, 1961

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Misbehaviour may lead to some injury, damage or harm to the interest of the assessee or his reputation or it may only hurt his feelings and sentiments, religious or otherwise, Depending on facts, the action will lie by way of challenge of the proceedings under article 226 if the search is done in an irregular and illegal manner.

Brief Note on Concepts Related to Search and Seizure in question- answer mode

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In case of search conducted at the site office of the Builder and the supervisor gives a statement that the rate of flat per sq. ft. is Rs. 4,500/- and the Builder gives the statement that the rate of flat per sq. ft. is Rs. 1,500/-. Then whether the statement given by the Supervisor supercedes the statement of the Builder and whether the same can be relied upon?

Audit Firms started hiring Chartered Accountants directly at CA Coaching Classes

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At Ahmedabad-Based Fountainhead, a little-known coaching academy for chartered accountants, February 20 was a day of celebration. The two-year-old chartered accountants’ training institute was playing host to a recruiting team from global consulting firm Ernst & Young (E&Y), rated among the world’s top four.

FAQs on Reverse Mortgage in India

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When you buy a house through a home loan, every EMI you pay towards servicing the loan increases your equity in the house. Once you payoff the loan in full, your equity in the house is 100 per cent. In reverse mortgage, exactly the opposite happens. When you pledge your house for reverse mortgage with a lending institution, your equity in your own house decreases with every disbursal that the lending institution makes to you.

Taxation of Non-Residents – Income deemed to accrue or arise in India

March 5, 2010 7406 Views 0 comment Print

in the case of Ishikawajima-Harima (Supra) in Para 2 above. We wonder whether the proposed amendment is sufficient to provide the territorial nexus enunciated in the aforesaid decision and override the said decision of the Supreme Court. This amendment could lead to litigation. Further, the amendment is not clear as regards its applicability on income by way of interest or royalty earned by a non-resident outside India, where there is no nexus between such interest and royalty and the Indian state.

Brief note on Income Tax Survey Provisions under the Income Tax Act, 1961

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Survey means to inspect or in a wider sense to scrutinize. The object of a survey is to find out, gather information, verify and collate information so as to apprehend a tax dodger or a tax evader. Survey is basically a surprise inspection carried out by the officers of the Income-tax department to verify co-related information, check the cash balance with the books, verify the position of stocks as compared to the position thereof in the books etc.

Model questions and answers which may be asked during the course of search operations

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The sources of income should be stated irrespective of whether the income there from is taxable or not. The answer be given with regard to the sources as exist on the date of recording of the statement including the source which might have come into existence after the last return was filed. If any such source is not disclosed and evidence is gathered during the search about its existence, it may lead to an allegation of attempt to evade taxes.

Some tips on how to be a good auditor

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An auditor has to keep himself abreast of the latest developments in the audit field by constant upgradition of his skills and knowledge through Internet, seminars, self-study and correspondence course. The Satyam multi-crore scam is still fresh in people’s mind and investigations are in progress with the Chairman and Chief Finance Officer in jail pending investigation.

Banks may ask more time for implementation of base rate

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With the April 1 deadline to migrate to the base rate model fast approaching, bank chiefs are likely to raise concerns about the new system and seek an extension of the deadline during their scheduled meeting with top RBI officials on Friday. Bankers are worried the new model will affect their business of giving short-term loans to corporate clients at cheaper rates (sub-PLR loans) as lending rates on such loans will go up at least by 2 per cent in the base rate system.

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