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Updates Of the Day
1.NIRC of ICAI is organising a seminar on filing with ROC and service tax jointly with south Delhi CPE Study circle on 26th Oct 2015 from 5PM to 9PM at Holiday Club, panchsheel enclave, New Delhi.
2.Bank of Baroda invites application for empanelment of CA for concurrent audit of branches for F.Y. 2016-17.
3.Cenvat credit available on capital goods/ inputs used in manufacture of exempted goods & cleared without payment of duty on Job work basis (Madras High Court) [CCE vs. CESTAT]
4.MCA has notified on 20.10.2015 for amending the Limited Liability Partnership Rules, 2009.
5.Service tax not to be included while calculating the gross receipts for section 44BB. [ITAT Delhi Sundowner offshore International (Bermuda) Limited vs ADIT Dehradun]
6.Section 14A shall not apply to shares held as stock in trade- [G. K. K. Capital Markets private limited (ITAT Kolkata)
7.Search will be deemed to be concluded for completion of assessment from the date when keys were handed over to assessee. (Kolkatta High Court) [Navin Kumar Agarwal Vs CIT(A)]
8.CBDT amends transfer pricing rules, new rule 10CA inserted to compute arm length price (ALP) in case of more than one price.
I wish you and your family happy Ram Navmi. May Maa bless you all with happiness, patience and peace of mind.Regards Ujjwal Thakur Team Webecreator.
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