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Thursday, February 25, 2010 |
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GST
implementation: Finance Commission proposes Rs 50,000 Cr 'Grand
Bargain' fund to incentivise States;
Finance
Commission proposes shares for local bodies in Central tax
pool - to cost Rs 87000 Cr to Central Govt: FM;
Core Sector registers growth of 9.4% in January, 2010;
Economic
Survey projects 8.75% growth for 2010-11; indicates cut in
peak customs duty from 7.5% to 3% and further reduction in
excise duty for EOUs;
Economic
Survey projects revenue shortfall on indirect taxes;
Economy
has bounced back on 9% growth path: Economic Survey; Centre accepts
Finance Commission recommendations;
Bank
Credit to Commercial Sector shows revival: Survey;
World trade records sharpest decline since World War II in 2009;
ACC
approves promotion file of 24 CBEC officers; CBEC full Board
to discuss Commissioners' transfer order today; For JS (Customs)
Post, it is not Full Board but only Committee of Member (Cus),
Member (P&V) and Chairman to decide;
FM to table Finance Commission Report in Parliament today;
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Dear Member,
Sending the following files:
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2010-TIOL-07-ARA-IT.pdf + ara story.pdf
M/s Amiantit International Holding Ltd ( Dated : February 23, 2010) Income Tax- Sections 45, 47, 48, 92- Meaning of the expressions accrue or arise
Whether shares of an Indian subsidiary transferred without consideration to a subsidiary in Cyprus would attract capital gains in the hands of the transferring holding company incorporated in Bahrain-Whether the proposed transaction attracts transfer pricing provisions of sections 92 to 92F- Whether the recipient company is required to withhold taxes under section 195 of the IT Act :
ADVANCE RULING; 2010-TIOL-17-SC-IT.pdf + sc story.pdf
CIT Vs M/s British Airways (Dated: January 20, 2010)
Income Tax Sections 201(1), 201(1A) - whether action under section 201 can not be taken beyond reasonable period of limitation - Question left open.:SUPREME COURT;
2010-TIOL-147-HC-AHM-IT.pdf CIT Vs Core Healthcare Limited (Dated : February 15, 2010) Income tax - Sec 37(1) - Assessee is a pharma company - undertakes free distribution of I.V. sets relating to its new project and claims deduction for such an expenditure - AO disallows it on the ground that such a distribution was done even before the commencement of the project and the expenditure was not incurred fully and wholly for business - CIT(A) and Tribunal allow the appeal - held, since the new project is related to the existing products line and the business it has been dealing in - it is revenue expenditure, allowable (u/s 3791) - Revenue's appeal dismissed : GUJARAT HIGH COURT;
2010-TIOL-146-HC-MUM-IT.pdf Prashant S Joshi Vs ITO, Mumbai (Dated : February 22, 2010) Income tax - Writ - Sec 148 - assessee is a partner in a partnership firm, engaged in real estate business - assessee retires and partnership deed is dissolved - on dissolution of the deed, assessee gets huge sum besides the credit lying in the capital account - invocation of Sec 147 - Writ filed - held, although the AO is free to take note of excessive deduction or relief or claims of losses but such an act cannot be arbitrary whim and must be based on a resonable belief. The sufficiency of the evidence or material is not open to scrutiny by the Court but the existence of the belief is the sine qua non for a valid exercise of power. In the instance case, the reasons recorded would not have led a prudent person to form a belief that income had escaped assessment within the meaning of Sec 147 - Assessee's appeal allowed:BOMBAY HIGH COURT; 2010-TIOL-100-ITAT-DEL.pdf
JCIT, New Delhi Vs The Bank Of Tokyo Mitsubisi Ltd (Dated: January 20, 2010) Income tax - TDS u/s 194I - Assessee fails to deduct surcharge while deducting tax at source - AO holds the assessee in default and passes order u/s 201(1) and 201(1A) - CIT(A) disagrees with the AO - Issue goes to the Tribunal - assessee argues that in view of the Apex Court decision in the Hindustan Cocacola Breweries if the deductee has deposited the tax, no surcharge is to be demanded from the deductor, and in case there is any delay in payment of surcharge, assessee will pay the interest - held, case remanded to the AO to find out whether deductee has paid tax and if yes, whether it has been paid with some delays:DELHI ITAT; |
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SERVICE TAX SECTION
2010-TIOL-323-CESTAT-MUM.pdf + british story.pdf British Scaffolding International Ltd Vs CCE, Nashik (Dated: January 14, 2010)
Service Tax - Notification 41/2007-ST as amended by 32/2008-ST and 33/2008-ST refund claim for quarter ending June 2008 filed on 11.09.2008, whether time barred Matter remanded for examining issue with reference to Board Circular 112/06/2009-ST:MUMBAI CESTAT; 2010-TIOL-322-CESTAT-BANG.pdf
M/s Shailaja Earth Movers Vs CCE, Belgaum (Dated: October 21, 2009)
Service Tax Mining Service Activities like excavation, extraction, grading, sorting of iron ore from mines is Mining Service' liable for service tax only w.e.f. 01.06.2007 Full waiver of pre-deposit ordered and stay granted :BANGALORE CESTAT; 2010-TIOL-321-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
Shanti Fortune (I) Pvt Ltd Vs CCE (ST), Coimbatore (Dated: November 13, 2009)
Service Tax Goods Transport Agency service the appellant, who is the recipient of the service, is not liable to pay service tax as the service was provided by the individual truck operators, but not by the Goods Transport Agency :CHENNAI CESTAT;
CENTRAL EXCISE SECTION
2010-TIOL-145-HC-P&H-CX.pdf + maruti story.pdf
CCE, Delhi Vs M/s Maruti Udyog Ltd (Dated : January 20, 2010)
Central Excise Sec 173H, 173L - Cars returned to factory for repairing damages no further duty payable tribunal right in remanding the case No question of Law: The Tribunal has applied its mind and after proper appreciation of facts has held that no duty can be demanded in respect of repaired vehicles that were exported as also internally damaged vehicles that were cleared on payment of duty. The Tribunal has also correctly held that it would be unfair if the demand by denial of Rule 173H is not taken concurrently with the refund claim under Rule 173L as in such a situation, duty demand would get fastened on the respondents. The Tribunal has also correctly held that a higher officer can perform the functions of lower authority.:PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT;
2010-TIOL-320-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
M/s The India Cements Ltd Vs CCE, Salem (Dated: December 4, 2009)
Central Excise - CENVAT Credit on capital goods used in captive mines of the Cement factory - Credit cannot be denied on the ground that the limestone from the mines is supplied to another factory of the same manufacturer - in respect of both the units, the assessee is the same legal person - credit is not admissible only if supplies are made to another factory of different manufacturer
:CHENNAI CESTAT;
2010-TIOL-319-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
M/s The Indian Hume Pipe Co Ltd Vs CCE, Trichy (Dated: November 13, 2009)
Central Excise - Valuation of pipes cleared for executing turn-key project - value has to be arrived based on the best judgement method under Rule 11 of the valuation rules read with rule 8 on the basis of cost of production
:CHENNAI CESTAT;
2010-TIOL-318-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
M/s Tamil Nadu Newsprint And Papers Ltd Vs CCE, Trichy (Dated: November 11, 2009)
Central Excise CENVAT Credit manufacture of exempted and dutiable goods - demand of 10% on the value of the exempted goods is far in excess of the credit of the service taken tax in respect of the exempted goods matter remanded for evolving a method to calculate the proportionate amount of credit relating to exempted goods penalty set aside as the application of rule is uncertain :CHENNAI CESTAT;
CUSTOMS SECTION
2010-TIOL-317-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
M/s Visteon Automotive Systems India Ltd Vs CC, Chennai (Dated: November 11, 2009)
Customs Some of the goods imported not reflected in the Bills of Entry filed the appellant voluntarily intimated the department and paid the duty penalty under Section 114A is set aside However, penalty under Section 112(a) imposed Redemption fine of Rs 3 lakhs imposed is also upheld. :CHENNAI CESTAT;
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