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Director of public company can be held liable for recovery of co. dues by lifting ‘Corporate veil’

December 16, 2012 7453 Views 0 comment Print

Being a public company, ordinarily, provisions of section 179(1) of the Act cannot be applied. However, if the factors noted by the Assistant Commissioner in his impugned order dated 15.4.2002 and highlighted by us in this judgement are duly established, it would certainly be a fit case where invocation of principle of lifting of corporate veil would be justified.

TDS not applicable on service rendered by Tenants’ Association to members even if the same is for remuneration

December 15, 2012 1749 Views 0 comment Print

On the facts of the present case, we have noted that there is no finding by any of the authorities below that services are rendered to non-members. There is a reference to the services rendered to the outsiders in the orders of the authorities below, but it is in the context of analysis of judicial precedents, and, therefore, nothing turns on that. As long as services are rendered to the members, even for a remuneration, the same will be covered by the principles of mutuality. As far the allegation that members have deducted at source from payments to the assessee and for this reason, the receipt is to be taken as taxable receipt, it is only elementary that conduct on the part of the person making payment cannot determine character of receipt in the hand of recipient.

Mere Non-compliance with ICAI guidelines would not invite TP adjustment

December 15, 2012 907 Views 0 comment Print

Where neither the TPO nor the DRP have found any fault with audited segmental accounts, the Departmental Representative cannot Canvass rejection of the same before the ITAT on the ground that the same one not prepared or audited as per ICAI guidelines.

‘Service’ – What it Means under the service Tax Provisions

December 15, 2012 14689 Views 0 comment Print

SERVICE ? ‘Service’ has been defined in clause (44) of the new section 65B and means – any activity for consideration carried out by a person for another and includes a declared service does not include – any activity that constitutes only a transfer in title of (i) goods or (ii) immovable property by way […]

Paying Tax on concealed income not enough to avoid penalty

December 15, 2012 3042 Views 0 comment Print

Merely by depositing the due tax on the amount received on termination of employment the bona fides of the assessee in not declaring the receipt as income in its return of income is not established.

CA expected to be diligent & careful in his professional work – HC

December 15, 2012 4360 Views 0 comment Print

A Chartered Accountant has an obligation, not only statutory but also moral and social, to be absolutely and completely diligent and cautious and careful while preparing, signing and certifying Annual Accounts and/or Audit report. Several Government and private organizations and individuals rely on the report/certificate by Chartered Accountant and once a particular factual aspect or entries, etc.

HC Explains 3 Criteria to judge if an entry is accommodation entry or not?

December 14, 2012 7426 Views 0 comment Print

The Revenue preferred an appeal to the Tribunal in ITA 398/Del/2006. As seen from paragraphs 6 & 7 of the impugned order of the Tribunal, the Revenue disputed before the Tribunal the contention of the assessee that it had furnished the confirmation letters from the share applicants along with their income tax details, statement of bank accounts etc. The assessee, as seen from paragraph 5 of the impugned order had contended that the share subscribers were assessed to tax and since their identity stood established, no addition can be made in the hands of the assessee, having regard to the judgment of the Supreme Court cited above.

Check Your Bank Cheques

December 14, 2012 3231 Views 0 comment Print

The banking practice shall soon change for all of us when the new cheque regime comes into force w.e.f. January 1, 2013. India shall be migrating to new cheque truncation system, popularly called CTS with the objective of making inter-bank transactions and money related transactions faster, cheaper and safer.

Have you made nomination for your bank account?

December 13, 2012 20524 Views 0 comment Print

I recently read a news item on the referring to the answer given in the Parliament on the question of unclaimed money is lying with the Indian Banks as on December, 2011. It amounted to whopping sum of approx. Rs. 2481.39. I could not stop myself relating to the death of my friend’s family member who had missed on making nomination in his salary account.

Your car is stolen? Pray God the police never finds it!

December 13, 2012 3715 Views 3 comments Print

My friend’s wife was recently the victim of a chain snatching incident when she was out for an evening walk. Fortunately for her the gold chain around her neck broke and fell on the ground and the thief tried to escape without the chain. She raised an alarm and managed to get the thief nabbed with the assistance of the passersby. Her first reaction afterwards was to let bygones be bygones (since she clearly had not suffered any loss) and the thief had also been thrashed by the on lookers. But as a good citizen she decided to lodge an official police complaint.

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