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    TMI Tax Updates e-Newsletter
    Oct 10,2016

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    By: Uday Ranalkar
    Summary : The transitional provisions under the Model GST Law are crucial for a smooth shift from existing indirect tax laws to the GST regime, effective from April 1, 2017. Chapter XXV outlines key areas such as registration, CENVAT credit, and invoicing. Existing taxpayers will receive provisional registration, valid for six months, with requirements for additional information. CENVAT credit can be carried forward if it qualifies under both the old and new laws. Provisions also address capital goods, stock inputs, job work, and invoicing adjustments. Pending refund claims and proceedings will be resolved under previous laws, with any disallowed claims lapsing.
    By: Dr. Sanjiv Agarwal
    Summary : The GST Council was constituted under Article 279A of the Indian Constitution, effective from September 12, 2016, following the President's notification. The Council includes the Union Finance Minister as Chairperson, the Union Minister of State for Revenue or Finance, and Finance Ministers from each state. Decisions require a quorum and a three-fourths majority, with the central government holding one-third of the vote weight. The GST Council Secretariat, funded by the central government, supports its operations. The previously influential Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers may become redundant with the GST Council's establishment.
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    Income Tax

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    91/2016 - dated - 6-10-2016 - IT
    Income–tax ( 26th Amendment) Rules, 2016
    Summary : The Income-tax (26th Amendment) Rules, 2016, issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes, amends the Income-tax Rules, 1962. Effective from its publication date, the amendment modifies rule 114D by substituting specific clause references and introduces a new sub-rule empowering the Principal Director General of Income-tax (Systems) to establish secure data handling procedures. Additionally, changes are made to rule 114E, adjusting the exclusion criteria for certain persons. This notification follows the last amendment made on October 5, 2016.

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    S.O. 3158(E) - dated - 5-10-2016 - SEZ
    Central Government notifies an additional area at Village-Matoda, Sari and Chachanvadi Vasna on National Highway 8-A, Taluk-Sanand District- Ahmedabad, in the State of Gujarat
    Summary : The Central Government has expanded the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for Pharmaceuticals at Village-Matoda, Sari, and Chachanvadi Vasna on National Highway 8-A, Taluk-Sanand District, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Initially notified in 2006, the SEZ was 48.83 hectares. M/s. Zydus Infrastructure Private Limited proposed an additional 1.4585 hectares, which has now been approved, bringing the total SEZ area to 50.2885 hectares. The newly included land comprises specific survey numbers, as detailed in the notification.
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    S.O. 3157(E) - dated - 3-10-2016 - SEZ
    Central Government notifies the 1.34 hectares area at Outer Ring Road, Doddanekundi Circle, Marathalli Post, Bengaluru in the State of Karnataka and constitutes a Approval Committee
    Summary : The Central Government has notified a 1.34-hectare area at Outer Ring Road, Doddanekundi Circle, Bengaluru, Karnataka, as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for IT/ITES, proposed by a private developer under the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005. An Approval Committee has been constituted, comprising various government officials and representatives, to oversee the SEZ's development, operation, and maintenance. The SEZ is designated as an Inland Container Depot effective from October 3, 2016, under the Customs Act, 1962. This notification follows the fulfillment of necessary legal requirements and the issuance of a letter of approval on September 7, 2016.

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