Is Provision @ 0.25 % of Assets of NBFC Allowable Deduction?

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RBI is regulator for NBFC and in order to to ensure that NBFCs create a financial buffer to protect them from the effect of economic downturns, it has issued circular  RBI/2010-11/370 DNBS.PD.CC.No.207/ 03.02.002/2010-11 dt January 17, 2011 that requires NBFC to create provision of 0.25% for standard assets . A reader Sri Gaurav Chowdhury has...

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CBDT Disallows Expense on Freebies to Doctors by Pharma Companies !

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After Amir Khan on Satyamevjayte , it is turn of taxmen to tarin its gun on doctors. CBDT has issued a circular dated 1st August directing its assessing officer that Medical Council of India (the ‘Council’) which is a regulatory body constituted under the Medical Council Act, 1956.  has prohibited the medical practitioner and their...

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Can Loss in Commodities F & O Trade be Adjusted With Capital Gains ?

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The derivative segments trades (Futures & Options )  in India are done in shares and commodities. While the trade in F & O segments of shares through NSE or BSE is considered business trade now . A confusion arises in mind of tax payers who indulge in F & O trades in commodities segment. For...

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Is Foreign Tax Deductible Expense ??

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The allowability of foreign tax payment as business expense has become controversial with the recebt judgment by ITAT , Ahmedabad in Masket Ltd vs DCIT (ITA No 1821/Ahd/2005, AY 2002-03) in which the Tribunal held that foreign tax paid by the assessee is covered u/s 40( a) (ii ) and accordingly disallowable as business expense...

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Depreciation:Tippers, Vibrator and Vibrator Soil Compactor Are ‘Commercial Vehicle’

Depreciation is allowed u/s 32 of the Income Tax Act . The depreciation u/s 32 for vehicle are provided differently based on the condition whether such vehicle is commercial vehicle or not. A higher depreciation of 40 % is allowed to to a commercial vehicle .Proviso to section  32 of the Act would show that ...

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