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Refund Banker Scheme for taxpayers extended to 9 more cities19-OCT-09
The I-T department has decided to extend the Refund Banker Scheme that allows refund of excess tax money to taxpayers to nine more cities, including Ahmedabad and Kochi.
Tax code balances expectations of taxpayers, administrators19-OCT-09
Two months after the draft of the New Direct Taxes Code (Code) was released, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) facilitated a power-packed formal 'Interactive Session' with the trade and industry last week. The session was attended by over 100 tax technocrats comprising ‘who’s who’ in the tax fraternity, chief of country’s three leading chambers of commerce and was chaired by the Finance Minister.
Goldman to get $1 bn if CIT files for bankruptcy: Report05-OCT-09
Financial services major Goldman Sachs will receive $1 billion, while US taxpayers will lose $2.3 billion if embattled commercial lender CIT files for bankruptcy protection, says a media report.
One-third top taxpayers pay over 50% more advance tax in Q222-SEP-09
More than one-third of the top 50 corporate tax payers in the country have paid over 50 per cent more advance tax in the second quarter of this fiscal compared to the same period last year, showing signs of economic recovery.
GM to offer money-back guarantee on its vehicles: report11-SEP-09
In an all-out effort to restore confidence in its products, General Motors will offer a 60-day money-back guarantee on all its vehicles beginning Monday, says a media report.
Many bailed out US firms see steep stock mkt losses11-SEP-09
Billions of dollars of taxpayers' money may have bolstered Wall Street giants in fighting the financial turmoil but stocks of many such entities like Citigroup have plunged 75 per cent in just one year.
'Relationship managers' enter I-T dept22-JUL-09
Thirty large corporate taxpayers get personalised attention.
Tax dept to allot identification number to all documents07-JUL-09
The Income Tax Department would assign document identification number on all notices, letters sent to the assessees from October 1 to enable easy tracking of documents and minimise taxpayers' grievances.
Removal of surcharge gives considerable benefits to taxpayers06-JUL-09
The abolition of 10 per cent surcharge on income tax will bring considerable benefits to those with incomes above Rs 10 lakh a year.
I-T exemption limit up for general taxpayers, senior citizens06-JUL-09
Giving relief to individual taxpayers, the government today raised the income tax exemption limit by Rs 10,000 for general taxpayers, and by Rs 15,000 for senior citizens.
Eco survey suggests Income Tax Code to replace archaic law02-JUL-09
New simplified law should be put in place to replace the over four-decade old Income Tax Act and streamline the direct taxation structure, the Economic Survey said today.
Money whitening scheme sparks debate in Bangladesh13-JUN-09
Bangladesh government's recent move to whiten black money has sparked a debate with financial think tanks calling it an "injustice to honest taxpayers".
Taxmen turn to computers for detecting frauds10-JUN-09
In the wake of recurrent corporate frauds, the income tax department has decided to use a new computer-assisted tool for detecting suspicious entries in the accounts of taxpayers.
Jonathan Weil: Bank of America owners declare war on taxpayers03-MAY-09
The votes are in at Bank of America Corp. And the message to America is unmistakable: It’s them versus us. The big news from Bank of America’s annual meeting this week was that a majority of shareholders are content with the performance of the company’s directors. All 18 of them, including CEO Kenneth Lewis, were re-elected with at least 63 per cent of the votes cast. All except Lewis and lead director Temple Sloan got more than 72 per cent.
AIG's US failure would cripple world's banks10-MAR-09
American International Group Inc appealed for its fourth US rescue by telling regulators the company’s collapse could cripple money-market funds, force European banks to raise capital, cause competing life insurers to fail and wipe out the taxpayers’ stake in the firm.
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