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PM addresses Hindustan Times Leadership Summit

Published On: 10-12-2019

Posted On: 06 DEC 2019 by PIB Delhi
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Prime Minister addresses the 54th DGsP/IGsP Conference

Published On: 08-12-2019

Posted On: 08 DEC 2019 by PIB Delhi
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Submit these supporting documents to your employer to claim tax deductions

Published On: 06-12-2019

Various income-tax deductions and allowances are calculated and allowed only upon submission of proofs by an employee
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e-Way bill generation is blocked for tax defaults

Published On: 05-12-2019

Not generating an e-way bill will be considered as non-compliance as per the provisions of the GST law - PART 1.
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GST structure to be reviewed on revenue concerns

Published On: 04-12-2019

Move comes against the backdrop of states complaining about Centre delaying compensation payments.
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GST Revenue collection for November, 2019

Published On: 03-12-2019

Posted On: 01 DEC 2019 1:15PM by PIB Delhi
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Army ex-chief against tax on disability pension

Published On: 02-12-2019

Former army chief General VP Malik said he disagrees with the government’s move to impose income tax on disability pension.
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Non-resident expats’ salary paid in India won’t face tax

The Authority of Advance Rulings (AAR) has held that the salary income of a nonresident individual for services rendered overseas cannot be taxed in India, even when such salary is paid into a bank account in India. It is not the country of origin, but the number of days’ stay in India, which determine whether a person will be a resident or non-resident for tax purposes. Unlike a tribunal or court order, a ruling by AAR, a quasi-judicial body, does not set a precedent. But it does have persuasive value and is well-considered. Thus, the ruling may benefit expat workers, in particular the over one lakh Indian workers who work in the US, largely on H1B visas.

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