IFSCA seeks clarity from I-T to clear the decks for more FPIs to re-domicile in GIFT City IFSC
Authorities have detected GST evasion to the tune of more than Rs 8,100 crore and it has been found that the offence was carried out through 4,909 bogus business establishments spread in parts of the country, a tax official from Madhya Pradesh said on Wednesday. MP Commercial Tax Commissioner Lokesh Kumar Jatav said the state Goods and Services Tax (GST) Department got the initial clues of this big tax evasion during a month-long investigation of e-way bills of an establishment in Indore. "On a detailed analysis and scrutiny of the data, a total of 4,909 suspicious business establishments were found across the country. Of these, a maximum of 1,888 establishments are in Delhi, 831 in Uttar Pradesh, 474 in Haryana, 210 in Tamil Nadu, 201 in Maharashtra, 167 in Telangana and 139 in Madhya Pradesh," he said. Jatav said that these 4,909 establishments under investigation showed a turnover of about Rs 29,000 crore in GST returns during the financial years 2021-22 and 2022-23 and the ...
The size of the instalment to the states is also a reflection on the Centre's revenues
While booking a foreign package with an Indian tour operator will attract TCS right away, with a foreign tour operator, you can possibly escape TCS until international payments on your credit card
There's no prohibition to claim such deduction while living with houses owned by family member. However, to claim such deduction of HRA, one should be mindful of the following
Operational framework to pave the way for the tribunal to be functional at Centre, state levels
Issues clarification on TDS provisions on online gaming
A first-generation lawyer, Rajiv Luthra set up the law firm Luthra and Luthra in 1989. The firm burnished its reputation by pioneering taxation and corporate law in India
Early fears about the regime have not come true, but there is room for improvement
However, there could be issues in claiming input tax credit by these intermediaries
The applicant, a manufacturer, had argued that 18% GST should be applicable
The govt's step could push investors to choose riskier equity, or to fall back on bank deposits, thereby negatively impacting the debt market which actually needs to grow, writes T N Ninan
New tax regime does not have tax deductions as is given under various provisions such as 80C or 80D of the Income Tax Act
The imposition of a tax on high-value policies could hurt the growth rates of life insurers in the next fiscal year
Seeking to widen the tax base, the government on Wednesday proposed to tax income distributed by business trusts like REITs and InVITs in the form of debt repayments at the hands of unitholders. "It is proposed to tax distributed income by business trusts in the hands of a unit holder (other than dividend, interest or rent which is already taxable) on which tax is currently avoided both in the hands of unit holder as well as in the hands of business trust," Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in her Budget speech on Wednesday. The move is aimed at widening the tax base. Explaining the move in the memorandum of the Finance Bill, the government said that interest, dividend and rental income have been accorded a pass-through status at the level of business trust and are taxable in the hands of the unit holder. "However, in respect of the distributions made by the business trust to its unit holders which are shown as repayment of debt, it is actually an income of unit holder which
Suggests simplifying tax layers, capital flow procedures like those in the US, Singapore
This is the last full budget before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, and will be tabled amidst a global slowdown and unprecedented geopolitical uncertainty
Worth its weight in Gold: Saw portfolio increase of 1-6 percentage points in November-December 2022
Manufacturing sector contributes 15% to India's GDP and hence the expectation of experts are high from the government
Currently, there are six slabs in the new personal income-tax regime, starting with the Rs 2.5-5 lakh income bracket taxed at 5 per cent