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This Blog is created on 2010 with a view to give updates to the members on various topics related to Taxation i.e. Direct Tax, Indirect Tax and International Taxation. Also will share the view on controversial topics among the Tax Managers , CA's and CA students.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Exemption to Charitable Institution u/s 12A
On the basis of Non filing of auditors report u/s 10B, exemption cannot be denied.
Sir Kikabhai Pemchand Trust (Mumbai) ITA/ 5308/ Mum/2009
Sir Kikabhai Pemchand Trust (Mumbai) ITA/ 5308/ Mum/2009
Revision u/s 263 by Commissioner
Where AO adopts one of the possible view permissible in law or where two views are possible and AO takes one of the possible views , commissioner cannot exercise his power u/s 263 to differ with view of AO even if there is a loss of revenue.
Honda Siel Power Products Ltd. ( Delhi ) 194 Taxman 175
Honda Siel Power Products Ltd. ( Delhi ) 194 Taxman 175
Monday, December 13, 2010
Assessment Proceesing : Addition on account of Guess Work
Supreme Court in Dhakeshwari Cotton Mills 26 ITR 775 had given a priciple that in making the assessment ITO is not entitled to make pure guess and make an assessment without return or any evidence or material.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
DTAA : India - UK - Dividend Income
If an assessee i.e. Resident of India, desires to get the tax credit in respect of dividend income from a UK company available as per UK law, then he will be treated at par with resident of UK and amount received by assessee would then be deemed to increase by 1/9th of dividend received from UK company for purpose of taxation under Indian Income Tax Act and tax credit can only be adjusted against his tax liability in India but he cannot claim refund, if any, in case his credit is more than his tax liability.
Homy N. J. Dady (Mumbai ITAT)
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Service Tax on Renting of Immovable Property : Retrospective amendment and constitutional validity : UPHELD
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the Constitutional validity and retrospective levy of service tax on renting of immovable property.
The levy of service tax on renting was challenged by Shubh Timb Steels Ltd, owning commercial property in Himachal Pradesh, on the issue of Constitutional validity and also validity of the retrospective amendment. On both these points, the court ruled in favour of the government. The court observed that it could not be held that renting of immovable property did not involve any service, as a service could only be in relation to property and not be renting of property. It said renting for commercial purposes is a service and has a value for a service receiver.
The levy of service tax on renting was challenged by Shubh Timb Steels Ltd, owning commercial property in Himachal Pradesh, on the issue of Constitutional validity and also validity of the retrospective amendment. On both these points, the court ruled in favour of the government. The court observed that it could not be held that renting of immovable property did not involve any service, as a service could only be in relation to property and not be renting of property. It said renting for commercial purposes is a service and has a value for a service receiver.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Section 14A disallowance on Dividend Income
Disallowance should be restricted to 1% of Dividend Income.
Hon'ble Kolkata tribunal in case of M/s BPS securities (p) Ltd. had held that Disallowance u/s 14A should be restricted to 1% of total Dividend Income.
One Important thing i would like to mention here that the decision of Kolkata Tribunal is come after the Bombay High Court decision in case of Godrej & Boyce.
Hon'ble Kolkata tribunal in case of M/s BPS securities (p) Ltd. had held that Disallowance u/s 14A should be restricted to 1% of total Dividend Income.
One Important thing i would like to mention here that the decision of Kolkata Tribunal is come after the Bombay High Court decision in case of Godrej & Boyce.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Not Following Juridictional High Court Decision : Contemt of Court
Bombay High Court in Garware polyster held that Failure to follow High Court’s order is contempt of court. The AO passed an assessment order in which he declined to follow the judgement of the Bombay High Court. On a Writ Petition filed by the assessee, the High Court has taken the view that as the said judgement in Pee Vee Textiles is not stayed, “the refusal to follow and implement the judgment of this Court by Mr.Dubey in our considered view prima facie amounts to contempt of this Court”. The Court directed issue of a show-cause notice to the AO as to why action under the Contempt of Courts Act should not be initiated against him.
Domestic transactions will come under Indian Transfer Pricing provisions
Recently the Supreme Court , in the case of Glaxo Smithkline Asia (P) Ltd. has observed that amendment would be required to the provisions of the Indian Income-tax Act, 1961 (the Act) in case the Indian Transfer Pricing regulations are sought to be applied to domestic transactions between related parties under Section 40A(2) and Section 80I(A) of the Act. Towards this end, the Supreme Court has suggested that the Ministry of Finance may consider this issue expeditiously and in the interim, the Central Board of Direct Taxes may consider issuing appropriate instructions in this regard.
Stay on Retrospective Amendment : Renting of Immovable property :
Allahabad High Court in M/S Orient Craft Limited vs Union Of India And Others - granted stay on the retrospective operation (Retrospective amendment w.e.f. 1.6.2007 vide Finance Act, 2010) of levy of service tax on renting of property but not stay on prospective levy.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Levy of Interest u/s 234B & 234C under MAT
Whether Interst u/s 234B & 234C will be levied, when tax liability calculated u/s 115JB i.e.under MAT, is a very controversial issue. Different High Court give contradictory judgement on this issue. However, a recent Bombay High Court decision in case of Natural Gems Limited, made it quite clear that no interest u/s 234B & 234C will be levied, when tax payable under MAT. Bombay High Court had relied on SC judgement in Kwality Biscuits, which gives the principle that book profit will be calculated only after end of the financial year, hence it is not possible to estimate tax liability.
Logically, this Bombay High Court seems to be prevail in near future as principle given by SC is still prevailed.
Logically, this Bombay High Court seems to be prevail in near future as principle given by SC is still prevailed.
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