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[...] fully convertible debentures and mandatorily and fully convertible preference shares1 of an Indian company by non-residents through two routes: Automatic Route: Under the Automatic Route, the foreign [...]

[...] under the Income Tax Act. •  COMPANY : A company is a non resident if it is neither an Indian company nor a company the control and management of whose affairs during the previous year, is [...]

[...] goods are received and the remaining 50% in the next financial year or subsequent years. For Capital goods received in March, 50% credit can be taken in March and the balance 50% can be taken in April [...]

[...] Stock Option Scheme (ESOPs) 8.E Conversion of ECB / Lumpsum Fee / Royalty / Import of capital goods by SEZs in to Equity / Import payables / Pre incorporation expenses 8.F Issue of shares by [...]

[...] PROFIT” of the company When the tax liability of a company (Indian/ foreign, private/public limited) under normal provisions is lower than [...]

[...] rather than receiving all tax payments at the end of the year. For instance: if your advance tax liability for the financial year 2011-12 has exceeded Rs. 10,000, you are expected to pay it in FY11-12 [...]

[...] year is considered as it may reduce the income chargeable to tax and in turn reduce the tax liability 9) Details of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) and income included in the return In case of tax [...]

[...] , senior citizens are more clued into tax rules and, therefore, manage to curtail their tax liability to a great extent. Data shows that one in every five senior citizen assessees paid no tax even [...]

[...] . The merger of service tax in GST helps to ensure more comprehensive input tax credit and relieve the tax on exports. The [...]

[...] guarantee, which offers a higher degree of certainty to the investor about his future income. Service tax applies only to commercial property, which leads to an extra 10 per cent on the property’s [...]

[...] One of the biggest taxation reforms in India — the Goods and Service Tax (GST) — is all set to integrate State economies and boost overall growth. GST will create a [...]

[...] will be over. Undue enrichment law will go: At present, there is a law in central excise and service tax which provide for refusing refund of higher duty paid in case the burden of higher rate of tax [...]

[...] 1. What is a Digital Signature Certificate? Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) are the digital equivalent (that is electronic format) of physical or [...]

[...] any error. 10) On-line return submission On-line filing can be done with or without digital signature. But, for those filing it without using the digital signature, it is mandatory to [...]