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Global crisis hit Indian growth

International crude oil prices may cross $ 115 per barrel. This will impact the Fuel Subsidy Bill. Food and fertiliser subsidy largest expenditure. Fiscal deficit rose due to subsidy.

Aadhar-enabled payment of select government schemes in 50 districts.

To roll out computerized scheme for fertilizer subsidy transfer. The Nandan Nilekani Panel recommendation on direct transfer of subsidy accepted

Find ways to expedite implementation of decision, prompt delivery and good governance with transparency, while curbing black money and corruption. Remove bottlenecks in agriculture, energy, transport, coal, power and national highways. Ensure rapid rise in private investment

Direct cash subsity to LPG, Kerosene. Efforts to arrive at broadbased consensus with state governments on allowing FDI in multibrand retail up to 51%. Direct transfer of subsidy for kerosene initiated

Direct Tax Code (DTC) Bill to be enacted at the earliest. GST to be operational by August 2012 .

To introduce Rajiv Gandhi Equity Scheme for retail investors. Tax incentive for new investors, These make sense when you consider that the share of household savings delpoyed in capital markets has come down sharply. Changes in IPO norms to increase participation in small towns.

Plan outlay for agriculture raised by 18% to Rs.20208 crore in FY 13. Rs 300 crore for intensified irrigation program. Telecom towers made eligible for viability gap funding. Agriculture credit target raised to Rs 5.75 lakh crore in FY13. Agriculture allocation increased to Rs 5,75,000 crore. To allocate Rs 10,000 cr for NABARD to refinance RRBs. To allocate Rs 10,000 crore for NABARD for refinancing RRBs. Government to set up Rs 5,000 crore venture fund for MSME sector. To allow ECB borrowing to part-finance power projects.

Agriculture credit target to be raised by Rs 1,00,000 crore to Rs 5,75,000 crore. Kisan credit cards can now be used for ATM machines. Change in IPO guidleines to promote small town participation. To allow external commercial borrowing for power, housing road construction companies. To make 8,800 km of highways in FY13; outlay raised. Plan outlay raised 18% to Rs 20,208 cr for agriculture. Irrigation, dams to be eligible for special funding

Fuel supply constraints have hit power supplies nationally. Current account deficit 3.6 percent in 2011-12; this put pressure on exchange rate. Advance Pricing Agreements in DTC to be in Finance Bill. Corporate market reforms to be initiated. Allocation for national highways up 14 per cent. 8,800 km of highways to be developed under National Highway Development Project in 2012-13. Encourage small and medium artisans. Powerloom mega clusters to be set up. Foreign loans for low-cost housing projects. Foreign loan cap raised for airlines.

To allow ECB funding to finance working capital needs of airlines for 1 year. External commercial borrowings to the extent of $ 1 billion to be allowed for aviation sector for next year. Addressing malnutrition, black money and corruption in public life among five priorities in the year ahead. Budget to provide Rs 15,888 crore for recapitalisation of PSU banks, regional rural banks. Government examining new ways of providing subsidies for LPG, kerosene. Tax exemption on individual share investment below Rs 10 lakh. Govt to create Financial Holding company to meet financial needs of PSU banks. Income Tax deduction of 50 per cent on investments of up to Rs 50,000 in savings scheme named after Rajiv Gandhi.

3-year lock-in period exemption under Rajiv Gandhi scheme. Increase in investments in infrastructure through PPP. Coal India advised to sign FSA with power plants. Infrastructure investment in 12th Plan to go up to Rs 50 lakh crore; half of it to come from private sector.

To allow qualified FII into domestic corporate bonds. Rs 15890 crore for recapitalisation of PSU banks. Extend RRB capitalisation for 2 years. Propose Central KYC depository. Full exemption from basic customs duty on natural gas, LNG, uranium for generation of electricity for two years. Automated shuttle looms exempted from customs duty. Full exemption on imported equipments for road construction projects.

Customs duty on import of parts of aircraft, tyres and testing equipment fully exempted. Full exemption from basic customs duty for equipment for road and highway construction. AC, fridge and most urban services to cost more. Titanium dioxide customs duty cut to 7.5% from 10%. Govt may table white paper on black money. Tax exemption of up to Rs 5,000 for health insurance for annual preventive health checkup. No change in peak custom duty.

No change in peak custom duty. Rs 1000 cr for National Skill Development Fund in FY13. Gross taxes estimated at 10.6 per cent of GDP. To bring white paper on black money in the current Parliament session. Gross taxes estimated at 10.6% of GDP. Exemption of customs duty of 5% on equipment for fertiliser plants.

Service tax rates hiked from 10 per cent to 12 per cent. Introduction of compulsory reporting of assets held abroad. Securities Transaction Tax (STT) reduced from 0.125 per cent to 0.1 per cent. Withholding tax on external commercial borrowings reduced from 20 percent to five percent for power, airlines, roads, bridges, affordable houses and fertiliser sectors. Government services, public transport exempted from service tax. Common 1-page return for excise and service tax.

Propose common tax code for service tax and excise. Govt services, public transport exempt from service tax. Service tax net widened; to include most sectors. Negative list to include pre-school and high school education, entertainment services. Sale of residential property exempted from capital gains if invested in equity or equipment of an SME. All services to be taxed except those in negative list.

No advance tax for senior citizens. Health insurance deduction upto Rs 5000 for preventive health checkup. FY13 market borrowing at Rs 4.79 lakh cr.

The new tax rates: From Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh at 10%, Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh at 20%, And beyond Rs 10 lakh at 30%.

No change in corporate tax rates. Information on black money stashed abroad has started flowing in, prosecution to be executed in some cases

40 crore Aadhar enrollment in year beginning April 2012. Net tax receipts of the Centre in 2011-12 stands at Rs 7,71,071 crore

Rs 193,407 crore provision made for defence services in 2012-13. To allot Rs 24,000 crore for rural road plan in FY13. Rs 3,915 crore to be spent on National Rural Livelihood Mission. Maternal and child nutrition scheme to be launched in 200 districts. Agri credit target for FY13 at Rs 5.75 lakh cr, up Rs 1 lakh cr. To introduce new law for micro finance institutions. Defence outlay at Rs 1.95 lakh crore. Allocated Rs 25,555 cr for Right to Education in FY13; cuts interest rates on loans to women self help groups. Govt aims to trim subsidy burden

Efforts on for consensus on 51% FDI in multi-brand retail. 7 medical colleges to be upgraded to All India Institutes. Rs 200 crore for Research Rewards for agricultural researchers for breakthroughs. Mahatma Gandhi rural employment scheme has been positive. ECB for Rupee-debt of power co positive for all power cos. Interest subvention of 7 per cent to women self groups for loans up to Rs 3 lakh, additional 3 per cent for those making timely repayment.

Rs 1,000 crore to be provided for National Skill Development Corporation in 2012-13. Integrated Child Development Scheme to be strengthened and restructured with allocation of Rs.15,850 crore. Allocation of Rs.200 crore for research on climate change. Rs 20,822 crore earmarked for National Rural Health Mission against Rs 18,115 crore this year. Rs 20,000 crore to be spent on rural infrastructure development, including Rs 5,000 crore for creating warehousing facilities. National Backward Region Grant scheme outlay raised by 22 per cent to Rs 12,040 crore. Rural development fund of 20000 crores. NRHM allocation hiked to 20820 crores. Customs duty on refined gold doubled

Cigarettes, gold, diamonds, imported cycles to cost more. Customs duty on bicycles and parts increased. Most luxury items, eating out, air travel, leisure activities to cost more. Exemption of customs duty of 5% on equipment for fertiliser plants. Service tax rates hiked from 10 per cent to 12 per cent.

Introduction of compulsory reporting of assets held abroad. Standard excise duty rate raised from 10 per cent to 12 per cent. Import of aircraft parts exempt from basic customs duty. Service tax to yield additional revenue of Rs 18,650 crore. Excise duty on large cars raised from 22 per cent to 24 per cent. Solar power lamps, LED bulbs to become cheaper. Duty on CFLs reduced.

Excise duty on handmade and semi-mechanised matches reduced from 10 to 6 per cent. Duty on Bicycles raised to 30% from 10%. Iodised salt, match-boxes, soya products to become cheaper. Customs duty on standard gold raised from 2% to 4%.

Most luxury items, eating out, air travel, leisure activities to cost more. Exemption of customs duty of 5% on equipment for fertiliser plants. Import of equipment for fertilizer plants fully exempted from customs duty for three years. Standard excise duty rate raised from 10 per cent to 12 per cent. Import of aircraft parts exempt from basic customs duty.

The due date of filing service tax return for the period April'11 to September'11 has been extended from 6th January to 20th January, 2012 by CBEC vide its Order No. 1/2012 dated 09.01.2012

Salaried individuals upto total income of Rs.5 lacs exempted from filing Income Tax Return

8th April 2011: President of India gives assent to Finance Bill, 2011

CBDT Clarification on Tax Scrutiny of Mergers and Acquisitions Cases
The CBDT has clarified that the Income Tax Department is currently scrutinizing only a handful of cases relating to takeovers, mergers and acquisitions

 

Suggestion on DTC Bill, 2010
Standing Committee on Finance invites suggestions on “the Direct Taxes Code Bill, 2010

 

Due Date for furnishing Return extended to 15th October
Central Board of Direct Taxes extends the due date of filing of returns of income for the Assessment Year 2010-11 from 30.09.2010 to 15th October 2010.

 

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16 May 2012 : 'Altered' DTC Bill likely in monsoon session, says Pranab Mukherjee

The government will bring the Direct Taxes Code (DTC) Bill in the monsoon session of Parliament and has indicated that most of the recommendations of the standing committee will be accepted, raising hope that the legislation that seeks to overhaul the 50-year old income-tax law may be passed quickly. more ...

16 May 2012 : Income Tax Department searches at leading business firms in Kutch

The Income Tax Department today carried out searches at business and residential premises of leading firms in Gandhidham of Kutch region. more ...

15 May 2012 : DTC Bill to be introduced in monsoon session

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29 July 2011 : Honda Siel Power Products Ltd. -vs- Dy. CIT
Sec. 14A bars reassessment but not original assessment on the basis of the retrospective amendment. more ...

06 July 2011 : CCEx -vs- M/S Doaba Steel Rolling Mills
The Central Board of Direct and Indirect Taxes are required to come out with a uniform policy, laying down strict parameters for the guidance of the field staff for deciding whether or not an appeal in a particular case is to be filed. more ...

05 July 2011 : Justice P.D. Dinakaran -vs- Hon'ble Judges Inquiry Committee and others
In deciding the question of bias one has to take into consideration human probabilities and ordinary course of human conduct more ...

04 May 2012 : Court on Its Own Motion -vs- CIT
High Court takes notice of TDS Refund harassment by Department & Demands Answers more ...

27 April 2012 : CIT -vs- Sahara India Housing Corporation Ltd.
Tests to classify shares gains as STCG or business profits laid dow more ...

19 April 2012 : CIT -vs- Career Launcher India Ltd.
The provisions of Section 194C and section 40(a)(ia) are not applicable in case of Franchisee Agreement more ...

01 August 2011 : Cairn U.K. Holdings Ltd.
The proviso to section 112 shall not be applicable in case of long term Capital Gains arising to non-resident on sale of equity shares. more ...

26 July 2011 : LS Cable Limited
Even if a PE is involved in carrying on some incidental activities such as clearance from the port and transportation, it cannot be said that the PE is in connection with the offshore supplies more ...

06 August 2010 : Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand
India-Australia DTAA : There is no transfer of any skills or technical knowledge or experience, or process or know-how to CABs (Conformity Assessment Bodies) on account of grant of accreditation by applicant to those entities for providing third party certification and/or inspection services more ...

30 September 2011 : ACIT -vs- M/s Punjab State Coop & Marketing Fed. Ltd. / M/s Punjab State Coop & Marketing Fed. Ltd. -vs.- ACIT
No disallowance u/s 14A shall be made in absence of nexus between investment in tax-free securities & borrowed funds. Sec. 14A disallowance cannot exceed exempt income more ...

22 July 2011 : ACIT -vs- Star Cruise India Travel Services Pvt Ltd
The business operations carried out outside India and inside India must have such a relationship as to contribute to business operations as a whole. The income which can be subjected to tax in India can never exceed the income attributable to operations carried out in India. more ...

18 July 2011 : Anjuman-e-Khyrkhah-e- Aam -vs- Dy.DIT
If a charitable trust, carrying on charitable activities alone, applied funds for acquiring buildings and similar assets, such amounts also should be considered as amounts applied for charitable purposes. Even if one or two assets are applied for other purposes, it shall be classified under charitable trust only because it is quite natural that the assessee may explore new sources of income to support charitable activities. more ...


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