Sharp fall in volumes and number of visitors on first three days of April
Applicable rate is 30% for non-resident landlords, 5% for rest
The I-T Department hasn't made provision for allowing those ineligible for Aadhaar to mark their PANs, so the latter can be kept active after March 31
Budget impact may not be palpable, but steer clear of taxman
One per cent TDS will apply on a non-agriculture immovable property of over Rs 50 lakh on the basis of sale price or the stamp duty value, which ever is higher
To avoid any last-minute errors, one must remember to use the correct ITR form, collate all relevant income and expense documents for quick referral
Monthly GST collection likely to touch Rs 1.5 trillion next fiscal year
ITR filing has increased to 320,000 daily in September 2021
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These companies had reported healthy advance tax payments
Tax dept plans to conduct over 500 survey operations to ensure compliance
Non-investors in tax-saving instruments may opt for the new regime
Businesses had said there are practical difficulties in implementing the provisions of Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) contained in a rule.
Steeper TDS, TCS rates will apply from July 1 as new tax provisions kick in
The income tax department has developed a new utility to help TDS deductors and TCS collectors identify the 'specified persons' on whom higher rate of taxes will be levied from July 1
Taxpayers now need to provide quarterly break-up of dividend income earned
Rules apply only for cash withdrawals of non-ITR filers
Tax consultants and custodians are also putting heads together to standardise the kind of documents needed to be furnished by FPIs, which can be acceptable to all companies
In a Q&A, P C Mody says while income tax slabs have been left untouched, more money is being put in the hands of taxpayers with faster refunds. Tax administration reforms will boost tax compliance
The government has taken laudable steps to support and propel the economy in these difficult times, but a lot more still needs to be done, writes Vikas Vasal