Jan 14, 2023

The scope for taxing income of non-residents doing business in India was widened with effect from April 1, 2021. A ‘significant economic presence’ (SEP) of a non-resident constitutes a ‘business connection’ in India and income related to such activities is taxable in India. Tax experts are hoping for raising of the Rs 2-crore threshold in the forthcoming Budget and clarity on various issues.
An SEP exists if the non-resident carries out ‘any’ transactions in relation to goods, services or properties with any Indian resident if the aggregate payment for such transactions exceeds Rs 2 crore in a year. An SEP is also created if the non-resident ‘undertakes or is engaged in systematic or continuous soliciting of business activities’ with at least 3 lakh users.

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Banks to report all interest income paid to account holders

Banks to report all interest income paid to account holders


Jan 20, 2023

Banks and post offices will now have to report all the amounts paid as interest to depositors as part of the move towards pre-filled income tax forms. The income tax department has abolished the threshold of Rs 5,000 above which any interest paid to a depositor had to be earlier reported.

In a recent notification, the Central Board of Direct Taxes has said that banks will have to report “any interest income exceeding Rs zero” for all account and deposit holders in a financial year excluding Jan Dhan Accounts. The notification is effective January 5

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Jan 14, 2023

The scope for taxing income of non-residents doing business in India was widened with effect from April 1, 2021. A ‘significant economic presence’ (SEP) of a non-resident constitutes a ‘business connection’ in India and income related to such activities is taxable in India. Tax experts are hoping for raising of the Rs 2-crore threshold in the forthcoming Budget and clarity on various issues.
An SEP exists if the non-resident carries out ‘any’ transactions in relation to goods, services or properties with any Indian resident if the aggregate payment for such transactions exceeds Rs 2 crore in a year. An SEP is also created if the non-resident ‘undertakes or is engaged in systematic or continuous soliciting of business activities’ with at least 3 lakh users.



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Gross direct tax revenue jumps 24.58 pc to Rs 14.71 lakh crore for FY23

Gross direct tax revenue jumps 24.58 pc to Rs 14.71 lakh crore for FY23


Jan 12, 2023

Tata Group’s ambitious super app is expected to meet just half of the sales target in its debut year, forcing the sprawling Indian corporate to review its digital strategy, people familiar with the matter said. Tata Digital Pvt.’s online platform, Tata Neu that went live in April, will see sales of about $4 billion in the year to March 31 compared with the $8 billion target set at the beginning of 2022, the people said, asking not to be named as the information is not public. The company, helmed by Chief Executive Officer Pratik Pal, is overhauling the strategy to scale up the business profitably, they said.

The underwhelming performance of a project that Tata Group Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran championed as the future of the $128 billion conglomerate shows the uphill task in taking on entrenched e-commerce rivals such as Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc.’s Flipkart. Tata Neu, India’s first super app in the pipeline since at least mid-2020, was modeled on the lines of China’s ubiquitous Alipay and WeChat but ran into technical glitches and customer complaints soon after its launch. A spokesperson for Tata Group didn’t respond to an email seeking comment.

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CBDT extends compliance deadline for capital gains tax waiver on residential properties

CBDT extends compliance deadline for capital gains tax waiver on residential properties



  • Jan 10, 2023

    In a move that will provide relief to a number of taxpayers, the income tax department has extended the time limit for a number of compliances related to long-term capital gains tax exemption, till March 31, 2023.

    The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) had, in June 2021, provided a relaxation for certain compliances to be made by taxpayers including investment, deposit, payment, acquisition, purchase and construction for the purpose of claiming any exemption under the provisions contained in Section 54 to 54GB of the Income-tax Act, 1961.

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  • Jan 07, 2023



If you are one of those individuals who missed the last date of December 31, 2022, to file a belated or revised income tax return for FY 2021-22 (AY 2022-23), fret not. There is still a chance for you to file the ITR.

Budget 2022 has introduced the option to file an updated ITR (ITR-U) for those individuals who have missed the chance to file a tax return for a financial year.

Before this, an individual could file income tax returns of three types: original (filed on or before the due date), belated (filed on or before December 31) or revised (submitted after the original is filed but on or before December 31).

But taxpayers cannot file an updated ITR or an ITR-U before the assessment year comes to an end — March 31, 2023, in this case.

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I-T Goes After Rs 7.7 Trillion Tax Arrears

I-T Goes After Rs 7.7 Trillion Tax Arrears



  • Jan 05, 2023  

    The income-tax department has stepped up its enforcement efforts to recover about 40 per cent of the outstanding tax demand, or Rs 7.7 trillion out of the total arrears of Rs 19.35 trillion, in the remaining months of the current financial year (FY23).

    This follows the directives from the Central Board of Direct Taxes at a meeting on December 21.

    At that meeting, senior tax officials were told to 'optimise' the disposal of pending cases involving high amounts, a top official told Business Standard.

    The CBDT also told them to focus on cash collection from the arrears and current-year demand so that the target for FY23 was achieved and the overall revenue position improved, the official added.

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  • Jan 02, 2023

Corporate tax collections exceeded 3 per cent of the GDP after a gap of two years in 2021-22, reflecting overall improvement in profitability of India Inc propelled by increase in demand for goods and services.

However, the corporate tax collection is yet to surpass its five-year high of 3.51 per cent of GDP recorded in 2018-19.


In actual terms, the net corporate tax collection in 2021-22 stood at Rs 7.12 lakh crore. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at current market price was Rs 236.64 lakh crore. The percentage of net corporate tax to GDP worked out to be 3.01 per cent.

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