Section 151 of the Income Tax Act 1961(Act), provides that Assessing officer (AO) has to take approval from the higher authority before issuing the notice u/s 148. AO, by the provisions of section 147 of the Act, has the power, to reopen the already completed Assessment.
MGT-14 needs to be Filed by a Company with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) in accordance with section 94(1) and 117(1) of the Companies Act 2013 and the rules made thereunder.
Valuation is one of the most crucial aspect for an organisation engaged in import and export of gems, precious and semi-precious stones considering high value transactions.
As you are aware that the Commissioner may, of he objects to any order passed by the Commissioner (Appeal) under Section 154 or Section 250, direct the Assessing Officer to appeal to the Tribunal against the said order. However, such direction shall be given only in those cases only in those cases where Tax Effect exceeds the specified amount.
CBIC has launched a revamped tax information portal Click Here. With the help of this portal, all indirect tax legislations, rules, regulations and forms will be available for the easy reference of taxpayers. CBIC will continuously update and expand this portal in a phased manner.
In continuation with the important topics for Intermediate Exams, I’m discussing below the Important topics in Intermediate Exams - Group 2 based on the weightage assigned to each topic.
The industry includes everything from banking and investments to financial technology, or Fintech. If you are unsure about which way to go when it comes to your career in the finance industry, this article might help you.
AIF is the platform that is governed by SEBI to invite the Investors to invest in Startups , MSME or even Larger companies in Equity or Debt Investment under a compliance framework drawn by SEBI.
In any tax laws, refunds are most sought after thing for the taxpayers, so is in GST. Since the commencement of GST regime, refunds has always been a hot topic of discussion as there are several issues, confusion and mis-conceptions.
A credit card is a simple card that allows the owner to spend and make purchases without immediately having to make any payments. It is a thin rectangular piece of metal or plastic issued by a financial services company or by a bank. Credit cards impose a condition that the card holders pay the borrowed money along with any annual charges by the end of the credit period.
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