NASSCOM award for Gujarat VAT e-governance project

December 16, 2008
by
1 min read

The Gujarat government has got NASSCOM award for best e-governance in Value Added Tax(VAT) system. Under this system the government has introduced e-filing of returns, e-payment, e-registration and e-refund besides other facilities.

The award has been given for “ Best IT adoption through e-governance

Post Views: 270

Related Posts

Shaleen Shah Latest posts
  1. Family Trusts as a tool for Business Succession Planning
  2. Income Tax deduction for procurements from MSMEs only upon actual payment
  3. Foreign companies may be required to file Tax Returns in India
  4. How Cryptocurrencies Are Taxed In India
Previous Story

RBI’s Growth Stimulus

Next Story

Exporters can get service tax refunds in a month

Latest from Blog

Family Trusts as a tool for Business Succession Planning

Family trusts in India are an essential tool for wealth management, succession planning, and asset protection within families. Family Trusts can also help senior citizens and their NRI children manage properties in India. Amara Raja Energy & Mobility is the latest to opt for the increasingly popular family trust route

Income Tax deduction for procurements from MSMEs only upon actual payment

By Shaleen Shah | LinkedIn, assisted by Divyansh Jain Introduction This Note is relevant to computation of income under the head ‘Income from business and profession’. Section 43B of the Income Tax Act provides a list of expenses allowed as deduction, on cash basis irrespective of the year of accounting.

Foreign companies may be required to file Tax Returns in India

by Nexdigm Private Limited as published on mondaq.com Impact of increase in withholding tax on rates for Fees for Technical Services and Royalty As per Indian Tax laws1, payments made to Non-Residents/Foreign Companies for Fees for Technical Services (FTS) and Royalties were liable to tax at the effective tax rate of

How Cryptocurrencies Are Taxed In India

[Source: forbes.com; Authors: Justin M Bharucha, Aashika Jain] Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are presently unregulated in India. While the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had sought to ban cryptocurrencies in 2018, the Supreme Court quashed the attempted ban leaving cryptocurrencies in regulatory limbo – neither illegal nor, strictly speaking,
GoUp

Don't Miss

Family Trusts as a tool for Business Succession Planning

Family trusts in India are an essential tool for wealth

How Cryptocurrencies Are Taxed In India

[Source: forbes.com; Authors: Justin M Bharucha, Aashika Jain] Cryptocurrencies and