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Prepared by Pooja Jajwani – Sandesh Mundra & Associates
Let us see what Mr. Robinhood has for us........
Prepared by Pooja Jajwani – Sandesh Mundra & Associates
Mr. Jaitley is confused as to what should be done ……..Let us help him as his secretary has just left him..
Prepared by Pooja Jajwani – Sandesh Mundra & Associates
Increase in rates of Surcharges
Assessee Existing New
All persons except a Company
@ _____ if Income exceeds Rs. 1 Crore
@ __% if Incomeexceeds Rs. 1 Crore
Domestic Company
Income Rs. 1 Crore-Rs.10 Crores – 5%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 10%
Income Rs. 1 Crore-Rs.10 Crores – 7%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 12%
Foreign Companies
Income Rs. 1-Rs.10 Crores –2%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 5%
________________
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And the answer is........
Assessee Existing New
All persons except a Company
@ 10% if Income exceeds Rs. 1 Crore
@ 12% if Incomeexceeds Rs. 1 Crore
Domestic Company
Income Rs. 1 Crore-Rs.10 Crores – 5%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 10%
Income Rs. 1 Crore-Rs.10 Crores – 7%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 12%
Foreign Companies
Income Rs. 1-Rs.10 Crores –2%Income exceeding Rs. 10 Crores – 5%
No change
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Increase in other Surcharges.......
Increase in surcharge from _______ to 12% tax on distribution of dividends and buyback of shares, or by mutual funds and securitisation trusts on distribution of income.
Education Cess and higher education cess is proposed to be continued for F.Y. 2015-16 for all taxpayers.
Correspondingly the __________ has been abolished
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Its answer time..........
Increase in surcharge from 10 to 12% tax on distribution of dividends and buyback of shares, or by mutual funds and securitisation trusts on distribution of income.
Education Cess and higher education cess is proposed to be continued for F.Y. 2015-16 for all taxpayers.
Correspondingly the wealth tax has been abolished
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Let us talk about the need of Increasing surcharges….
Simplification strategy in place of whole new levy
Tool to curb Inflation
Attempt to improve financial gap between rich and middle sections of society.
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To reduce the tax rate from ________ over the next ____ years but NOT from budget year
Corporate Tax rates..........
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Corporate Tax rates..........
To reduce the tax rate from 30% to 25% over the next 4 years but NOT from budget year
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Extension of benefits......
Transport allowance increased to Rs. ____ pm
Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme -
Investment eligible for deduction u/s ____
Interest received will be exempt
Withdrawls ______be liable to tax (w.e.f.01/04/2015)
Section 80D deduction limit increased
• From ` 15000 to ______
• From ` 20000 to ` 30000
• Deduction for incurred for treatment of ________________
allowed as deduction upto ` 30000.
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Benefits......
Transport allowance increased to Rs. 1600 pm
Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme -
Investment eligible for deduction u/s 80C
Interest received will be exempt
Withdrawls shall not be liable to tax (w.e.f.01/04/2015)
Section 80D deduction limit increased
• From ` 15000 to 25000
• From ` 20000 to ` 30000
• Deduction for incurred for treatment of very senior citizens
allowed as deduction upto ` 30000.
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Deduction limit u/s 80DDB (Medical expense on treatment of specified decease) -
• Limit for very senior citizens raised from _______ to ________
• Changes in Conditions –
• Prescription to be obtained from specialist doctor instead of certificate from Government Hospital
Deduction limit u/s 80DD – (Medical treatment or payments to LIC / insurer under a scheme for dependent) and 80U (Self deduction for disability) –
• Disability deduction increased – From ` 50,000 to 75,000
• Severe Disability deduction increased – From ` 1,00,000 to _________
Extension of benefits......
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Deduction limit u/s 80DDB (Medical expense on treatment of specified decease) -
• Limit for very senior citizens raised from `60,000 to`80,000
• Changes in Conditions –
• Prescription to be obtained from specialist doctor instead of certificate from Government Hospital
Deduction limit u/s 80DD – (Medical treatment or payments to LIC / insurer under a scheme for dependent) and 80U (Self deduction for disability) –
• Disability deduction increased – From ` 50,000 to 75,000
• Severe Disability deduction increased – From ` 1,00,000 to 1,25,000
Deductions...
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Deduction limit u/s 80CCC (Contribution to Pension Fund for self-employed)-
• Limit raised From _________ to 1,50,000
Deduction u/s 80CCD (Contribution to Pension schemefor employees) –
• New subsection 80CCD(1B) inserted • Additional deduction upto ` 50,000 over and above u/s
80CCD(1) allowed • 80CCD(1A) omitted -Threshold limit of ___________ removed
Furnishing of Form _________ for non deduction of TDS frompayments receivable under Life insurance policies, not covered by Section 10 (10D) (Payments received from any Insurance policies)( w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
Extension of benefits......
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Deduction limit u/s 80CCC (Contribution to Pension Fund for self-employed)-
• Limit raised From ` 1,00,000 to 1,50,000
Deduction u/s 80CCD (Contribution to Pension scheme for employees) –
• New subsection 80CCD(1B) inserted • Additional deduction upto ` 50,000 over and above u/s
80CCD(1) allowed • 80CCD(1A) omitted -Threshold limit of ` 1,00,000 removed
Furnishing of Form 15G / 15H for non deduction of TDS frompayments receivable under Life insurance policies, not covered by Section 10 (10D) (Payments received from any Insurance policies)( w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
Here comes the answer......
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What could be the logic behind increasing deductions ?
For boosting investment habits
As a tool to curb inflation
Tool to neutralize effect of increasing Medical cost
Motivate people for retirement planning
Lower the tax burden on middle and upper middle sections
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Extension of benefits........
More funds included in 100% bracket for donations u/s _____ –
• National Fund for Control of Drug Abuse
• Swachh Bharat Kosh - w.r.e.f from 01-04-2015
• Clean Ganga Fund - w.r.e.f from 01-04-2015
• Deduction NOT available if Donations to Swachh Bharat
Kosh & Clean Ganga Fund considered as a part of _______ Activities
u/s 135 of Companies Act 2013
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And the Answer is.............
More funds included in 100% bracket for donations u/s 80G –
• National Fund for Control of Drug Abuse
• Swachh Bharat Kosh - w.r.e.f from 01-04-2015
• Clean Ganga Fund - w.r.e.f from 01-04-2015
• Deduction NOT available if Donations to Swachh Bharat
Kosh & Clean Ganga Fund considered as a part of CSR Activities
u/s 135 of Companies Act 2013
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To promote ‘Make in India’
Deduction u/s _______ (For employment of new
workmen) –
Benefit to ALL ASSESSEES instead of Corporate Assessee only.
Minimum no. of workmen to be employed reduced to 50
instead of _____.
Extension of benefits........
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To promote ‘Make in India’
Deduction u/s 80JJAA (For employment of new
workmen) –
Benefit to ALL ASSESSEES instead of Corporate Assessee only.
Minimum no. of workmen to be employed reduced to 50
instead of 100.
Check your answers........
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Section 10 exemptions
(Section 10(23C) – Trust exemption)
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Section 10 exemptions
(Section 10(23C) – Trust exemption)
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Logic behind inclusions in 100% tax exemption
The long term vision to eradicate social problems by motivating people in monetary form
A step towards social reforms in quantitative form
To promote in house manufacturing
To eradicate unemployment
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TDS and TCS provisions.....
Amendment in Section 194A
Expressed that TDS not applicable to interest payment by co-operative society to its members but Applicable to _________ Banks (w.e.f. 1/06/2015).
Interest on Recurring deposit is ___________
Extension of concessional rate of TDS u/s 194LD (Concessional TDS rates to NRI’s on specific bonds) –
Concessional rate of ___, on interest to FIIs / QFIs, ex-tended till 30/06/2017.
( w.e.f. 01/06/2015 )
TDS u/s194I is not liable on rent paid to _________ on asset held by that trust
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Get ready for Answer.....
Amendment in Section 194A
Expressed that TDS not applicable to interest payment by co-operative society to its members but Applicable to cooperative Banks (w.e.f. 1/06/2015)
Interest on Recurring deposit is taxable
Extension of concessional rate of TDS u/s 194LD (Concessional TDS rates to NRI’s on specific bonds) –
Concessional rate of 5%, on interest to FIIs / QFIs, ex-tended till 30/06/2017.
( w.e.f. 01/06/2015 )
TDS u/s194I is not liable on rent paid to business trust on asset held by that trust
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Logic behind the said amendments
Clarification between the intention of TDS levy on co-operative banks and not on co-operative societies
Attracting inflow of funds from foreign investments
Extension of benefits for business trust
Attracting people to go for business trust concept
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TDS Provisions on Transporters REINTRODUCED
Small transport operators (as defined in section _____ of the Act) was exempt from TDS, however this provision was being used for avoiding compliance by large transporters.
Accordingly, section 194C(6) is amended as non-deduction of tax
shall only be applicable if –
i. contractor is engaged in business of transport AND
ii. is eligible under section _________ not having more than ____ vehicles
iii. who has also furnished a declaration to this effect along with
his PAN.
TDS and TCS provisions.....
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TDS Provisions on Transporters REINTRODUCED
Small transport operators (as defined in section 44AE of the Act) was exempt from TDS, however this provision was being used for avoiding compliance by large transporters.
Accordingly, section 194C(6) is amended as non-deduction of tax
shall only be applicable if –
i. contractor is engaged in business of transport AND
ii. is eligible under section 44e not having more than 10 vehicles
iii. who has also furnished a declaration to this effect along with
his PAN.
TDS & TCS.....
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Logic behind the above amendment
Large transporters were evading from there responsibilities and to curb this tendency govt. has expressly redefined the intention of provision
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Amendment in TCS Provisions
TCS returns will NOW be processed in the same manner as in case of _________ – Section 206CB Inserted;
Section 234E fee to be levied for delay in filing TCS statement –Section 206CB inserted
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
Branch of ____________ is treated as separate entity for TDS provisions.
TDS and TCS provisions.....
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Amendment in TCS Provisions
TCS returns will NOW be processed in the same manner as in case of TDS returns – Section 206CB Inserted;
Section 234E fee to be levied for delay in filing TCS statement –Section 206CB inserted
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
Branch of foreign banking company is treated as separate entity for TDS provisions.
Result time..........
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And The Reason behind the change is…..
To ease compliance process
To curb the tendency of banking companies evading from TDS liability by tax planning
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Amendments in Minimum Alternate Tax Regime
Amendments in Minimum Alternate Tax Regime
Section 115JB (MAT on company) is amended and the share of income of an Assessee on which no tax is payable u/s 86 (Income received from AOP) is exempt.
Capital Gains of FII to be excluded from Book Profit:
Capital Gain on securities, (other than STCL on which STT is not chargeable), to Foreign Institutional Investor is exempt u/s 115JB
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Intention of statue behind this change is…..
Removing cascading effect of taxability of AOP share of profit in the hands of company opting for MAT
Removing double taxation of Capital gain in form of STT and Income tax
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Amendment in scheme of settlement commission......
Change in definition of ‘Case’ –
• If a notice u/s 148 is issued for any AY assesseee can approach Settlement Commission for other AY even if notice under has not been issued.
However, filing of return of income for such other assessment years is mandatory.
Criteria for commencement of proceedings changed in respect of cases other than 153A, 153C, 148, 254, 263 & 264:-
In existing position of law, the proceedings for any assessment years for a case other than 153A, 153C, 148, 254, 263 & 264 were deemed to be commenced from the 1st day of the AY.
Now the same is changed from the date of furnishing of return
(w.e.f 01/06/2015.)
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Let us talk about the logic behind the change…
Before change, Assessee becomes eligible to approach Settlement Commission only for the AY. for which notice is issued. If similar issue involved in other AY, assessee didn’t had any option. Therefore, the change was required.
To reduce the interest amount levied on people by reducing the time lag
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Seized assets u/s 132B allowed to be appropriated against the liability arising on application to the Settlement Commission u/s 245C (Payment of additional tax by Settlement commission) only.
(w.e.f 01/06/2015.)
To amend section 245K , any person related to the person who has already approached the Settlement Commission once, also cannot approach the Settlement Commission subsequently.
Amendment in scheme of settlement commission......
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Logic behind the change…
To make provision more stringent by not allowing appropriation of sized property to actual tax liability but to additional liability of Settlement Commission
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• The related person with respect to a person means –
(i) In case of individual - any company, firm or AOP or BOI in which such person has more than 50% interest, or any HUF in which he is a karta;
(ii) In case of a company, any individual who held more than 50% of the shares
(iii) In case of a firm or AOP or BOI, any individual who has more than 50% share
(iv) In case of a HUF, the karta of that HUF.
Extra period of six months provided in case of an application made by department before settlement commission for rectification.
Amendment in scheme of settlement commission......
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Period for charging interest u/s 234B has been increased for Proceedings before settlement commission
( w.e.f. 1st day of June 2015)
Amendment in scheme of settlement commission......
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Let us look at Intention of Statue…..
To make interest provisions more stringent by increasing interest amount by extending interest period
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Penal provisions.........
Non-filling or inadequate filing to have rigorous punishment upto 7 years.
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Let us talk about Logic behind change……
No penalty on adequate and effective disclosure resulting disclosure of inadequate or hiding of information from department hence govt. has introduced penal provisions for the same.
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Quiz Awaited - International Taxation.......
Amendment in criteria of Residential Status for a company -
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Wish u the best for answer......
Amendment in criteria of Residential Status for a company -
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And the logic behind such change is……
To expand the base of income taxable in India govt. has increased the instance of income being taxed in India
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Moving on to another Quiz - Instance of Taxability clarified...
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Intention of statue is……
To motivate Business Outsource Operations from India Govt. has reduced instances of taxability in India
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Next Quiz is - Clarity in Indirect transfer and International taxes provisions...
Asset or capital asset, being any share or interest in a company or entity registered or incorporated _________ India deemed to be situated in India if share or interest derives, directly or indirectly, its value substantially from the assets located in India.
Empower CBDT to notify rules for giving foreign tax credit
Tax rate on royalty and fees for technical services as per Section 115a (Chart for tax treaties) reduced from ______ to 10%
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Check out the answer.....
Asset or capital asset, being any share or interest in a company or entity registered or incorporated outside India deemed to be situated in India if share or interest derives, directly or indirectly, its value substantially from the assets located in India.
Empower CBDT to notify rules for giving foreign tax credit
Tax rate on royalty and fees for technical services as per Section 115a (Chart for tax treaties) reduced from 25% to 10%
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Intention on Statue……….
From reducing taxes govt. has enhanced benefit to BPO units
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Next Quiz is -
‘Holding _________ is mandatory to represent
Now only those chartered accountants ____________
are eligible –
(i) To represent before the Income Tax department,
(ii) To provide certificates and reports where ever required
(iii) Eligible for appointment as an auditor
Person convicted by a court for fraud not eligible to act as authorised representative for a period of 10 years from the date of such conviction
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
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Reporting and certifications....
‘Holding COP is mandatory to represent
IF ineligible to carry audit of Company as per provisions of 2013 act -then CA
(i) Can represent before the Income Tax department,
(ii) Can-not provide certificates and reports where ever required
(iii) Can-not be Eligible for appointment as an auditor
Person convicted by a court for fraud not eligible to act as authorised representative for a period of 10 years from the date of such conviction
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
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The logic behind the change…….
To improve the authenticity and reliability of reports and certificates produced to departments by CA
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Another Quiz - Promote investment in AP and Telangana states
Investment allowance u/s 32AD (Manufacturing in backward areas) -
• Additional _____ depreciation on investments for manufacturing activity beginning from April, 2015 to March, 2020
• Over and above allowance u/s 32AC (Invest. In Plant and Machinery by corporate @ 15%)
Additional depreciation @ 35% u/s 32(1)(iia) (Additional 15% allowance in case of new manufacturing entity other than ships and aircraft)
Enhanced rate of additional depreciation @ ____ as against ____
for other states
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And the answer is.......
Investment allowance u/s 32AD (Manufacturing in backward areas) -
• Additional 15% depreciation on investments for manufacturing activity beginning from April, 2015 to March, 2020
• Over and above allowance u/s 32AC (Invest. In Plant and Machinery by corporate @ 15%)
Additional depreciation @ 35% u/s 32(1)(iia) (Additional 15% allowance in case of new manufacturing entity other than ships and aircraft)
Enhanced rate of additional depreciation @ 35% as against 20% for other states
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Intention of Govt. is…..
Promoting capital expenditure on Plant and Machinery
Supporting Telangna and AP being self-dependent after separation
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Transfer pricing and Additional Depreciation…
Threshold limit for applicability of Domestic Transfer Pricing increased
Threshold limit u/s 92BA increased to ` 20 crores from ` 5 crores
Additional Depreciation in case of Assets used for Less Than 180 days u/s 32(1)(iia) (For Plant and Mach. Except to Aircraft and Ship)
50% of the Additional benefit i.e. 10% in purchase year; and
Remaining in immediate subsequent year
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Intention behind the change……
Increase the exemption limit and reducing the compliance requirements of small companies
To provide clarity in case of availing additional benefit where the asset is used for half-year.
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Charity and Social phases…..
Rationalization of definition of charitable purpose
If the aggregate receipts from activities, during the previous year, exceed 20% of the total receipts, of the trust, then same not considered as ‘charitable purpose’.
Emphasis to promote ‘Yoga’
‘Yoga’ considered as an activity of charitable purpose defined u/s 2(15)
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Assessments and Litigations…….
Single member bench of ITAT authorized to dispose of cases where total income assessed by AO is not more than ` 15 Lakhs (Earlier it was `1 Lakh). [Section 255(3)]
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
(w.e.f. 01/06/2015)
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Logic behind change……
To ease appeal disposing mechanism and disposing pending appeals
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No person shall receive/repay loan, advance or deposit in cash for ______ or more
Penalty upto ____ and 10 years jail for black money evaders
Undisclosed income from foreign asset to be taxable at maximum rate.
PAN mandatory for transactions exceeding Rs. ______
Third party reporting entities required to furnish information of foreign currency sale and cross border transactions
Next Quiz - Provisions to curb Black Money
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No person shall receive/repay loan, advance or deposit in cash for `20,000 or more
Penalty upto 300% and 10 years jail for black money evaders
Undisclosed income from foreign asset to be taxable at maximum rate.
PAN mandatory for transactions exceeding Rs. 1 lacs
Third party reporting entities required to furnish information of foreign currency sale and cross border transactions
And the answer is......
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The intention of govt. is…….
To curb the tendency of people keeping undisclosed income by increasing penal provisions
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Awaited dream….GAAR
Deferment of General Anti Avoidance Rule (‘GAAR’)
• Proposed to make GAAR applicable from FY 2017-18