Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
The article in this issue of Direct Tax Amicus examines the implications of fair value accounting advocated by the Accounting Standards issued by the ICAI.
Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
Direct Tax Amicus covers major changes in income tax laws. This newsletter contains an article on issue of topical interest or developing jurisprudence, notifications and circulars issued during the period and important decisions and judgments (under Ratio Decidendi) covering various facets of income tax law and procedures. It usually covers recent developments pertaining to classification of expenditure, application of transfer pricing (TP) provisions, issues around DTAAs, computation of income, exemptions, etc.
Applicability of Transfer Pricing provisions are generally not envisaged where an Indian company is operating its branch office outside India.
The introduction of Section 194T in the Income-tax Act, 1961 represents a pivotal shift in the tax regime governing payments made by partnership firms and LLPs to their partners.
To secure funds for certain ventures requiring a substantial upfront capital outlay, companies often resort to issuing shares or incurring debt. However, these funds may not always be immediately deployed due to procedural delays in asset acquisition, statutory or contractual...
The Supreme Court recently upheld the Bombay High Court decision that the complete reduction of capital (resulting in cancellation of shares) amounts to ‘transfer’ in terms of Section 2(47) of the Income Tax Act, 1961...
In cases where the debt instruments are acquired in secondary markets, the acquisition of the security may entail payment of principal, unpaid interest and premiums.
