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Supreme Court Refuses Plea Over 'Invasive' Seizure Powers For Tax Officials
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a public interest litigation, or PIL, against a new law allowing Income Tax Department officers to search and seize personal electronic devices.
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Finance Ministry Shares Report Card On Union Budget 2024-25
The key announcements from the Union Budget 2024-25 budget including measures to simplify taxation, reduce litigation, and improve tax certainty, have shown notable progress, as per the Finance Ministry.
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Government Failed To Stop Tax Terrorism: Mohandas Pai To NDTV
The issue of entrepreneurs facing tax terrorism - raised first by Cafe Coffee Day promoter VG Siddharth before his death - has now been reinforced by former Infosys director Mohandas Pai and Biocon chief Kiran Mazumdar Shaw.
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Tax Officials Told To Clear Appeals In Cases Above 50 Crores By Year-End
Faced with litigation that has assumed "grave proportions", the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has directed tax officials to dispose of appeals cases where the tax demand is above Rs 50 crore on priority by the year-end.
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In Relief For Taxpayers, Centre Ups Limit For Filing Appeals In Tax Cases
With about Rs 5 lakh crore stuck in litigations, the government has decided to hike the threshold monetary limit for tax department to file appeals in tribunals and courts to bring down litigation by 41 per cent, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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20 High Court Judges, Top Tax Officials Brainstorm On GST
With the Goods and Services Tax in place, 20 judges from 12 high courts brainstormed with experts and top government officials on identifying grey areas in the new regime that may throw up litigations in coming days.
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Why Lawyers Are Smiling as GST is Set to Launch
India's new goods and services tax will spark a flood of litigation on everything from which tax brackets companies fall into to the revenue they generate, some of the country's top lawyers predict.
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Supreme Court to hear petition to cancel 2013 Indian Grand Prix
The Public Interest Litigation has been filed to cancel the Formula One race at Buddh International Circuit because organisers have allegedly not paid entertainment taxes for the 2012 event.
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Supreme Court to hear plea against F1 tax exemption today
The Supreme Court will today take up a Public Interest Litigation or PIL which questions Uttar Pradesh government's action in granting entertainment tax exception to the Jaypee Group for organizing the Formula One race in Greater Noida later this month.
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Supreme Court Refuses Plea Over 'Invasive' Seizure Powers For Tax Officials
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a public interest litigation, or PIL, against a new law allowing Income Tax Department officers to search and seize personal electronic devices.
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Finance Ministry Shares Report Card On Union Budget 2024-25
The key announcements from the Union Budget 2024-25 budget including measures to simplify taxation, reduce litigation, and improve tax certainty, have shown notable progress, as per the Finance Ministry.
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Government Failed To Stop Tax Terrorism: Mohandas Pai To NDTV
The issue of entrepreneurs facing tax terrorism - raised first by Cafe Coffee Day promoter VG Siddharth before his death - has now been reinforced by former Infosys director Mohandas Pai and Biocon chief Kiran Mazumdar Shaw.
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Tax Officials Told To Clear Appeals In Cases Above 50 Crores By Year-End
Faced with litigation that has assumed "grave proportions", the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has directed tax officials to dispose of appeals cases where the tax demand is above Rs 50 crore on priority by the year-end.
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In Relief For Taxpayers, Centre Ups Limit For Filing Appeals In Tax Cases
With about Rs 5 lakh crore stuck in litigations, the government has decided to hike the threshold monetary limit for tax department to file appeals in tribunals and courts to bring down litigation by 41 per cent, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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20 High Court Judges, Top Tax Officials Brainstorm On GST
With the Goods and Services Tax in place, 20 judges from 12 high courts brainstormed with experts and top government officials on identifying grey areas in the new regime that may throw up litigations in coming days.
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Why Lawyers Are Smiling as GST is Set to Launch
India's new goods and services tax will spark a flood of litigation on everything from which tax brackets companies fall into to the revenue they generate, some of the country's top lawyers predict.
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Supreme Court to hear petition to cancel 2013 Indian Grand Prix
The Public Interest Litigation has been filed to cancel the Formula One race at Buddh International Circuit because organisers have allegedly not paid entertainment taxes for the 2012 event.
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Supreme Court to hear plea against F1 tax exemption today
The Supreme Court will today take up a Public Interest Litigation or PIL which questions Uttar Pradesh government's action in granting entertainment tax exception to the Jaypee Group for organizing the Formula One race in Greater Noida later this month.
