New Delhi: Government yesterday gave three months time till September 30 for people to declare their undisclosed foreign income and assets to escape prosecution under the new black money law, while tax and penalty on
New Delhi: The government is likely to offer a "short" compliance window, which could be as little as two months, for those holding black money or undeclared assets abroad to make voluntary disclosure or face
Bengaluru: Suggesting systemic changes to check generation of black money, Chief Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian has said the current system of chasing illicit funds is actually compounding the problem because the taxation rules are
Zurich: India has moved down to 61st place in terms of foreigners' money in Swiss banks and it now accounts for a meagre 0.123 percent of the total global wealth worth USD 1.6 trillion in
New Delhi: K V Chowdary, former chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), who has been appointed the new central vigilance commissioner, in an exclusive interview with India TV, expressed his views on
Berne: Amid a global black money crackdown including by India, Switzerland has announced a stringent due diligence regime for its banks to 'reject' accepting illicit funds from both existing and new customers.Swiss banks, known for
Berne: Amid a global black money crackdown including by India, Switzerland has announced a stringent due diligence regime for its banks to 'reject' accepting illicit funds from both existing and new customers.Swiss banks, known for
Berne/New Delhi: Industrialist Yash Birla and son-in-law of late realty and liquor baron Ponty Chadha are among seven Indians with Swiss bank accounts whose names have been made public in Switzerland's official gazette with regard
Ahemdabad: With Switzerland making public names of some Indians with Swiss accounts, Finance Minister Arun Jaitely today said the era of tax haven has come to an end and it is no longer safe to
Berne: Industrialist Yash Birla, as also two Mumbai-based individuals behind City Limousines scam, are among five Indian nationals with Swiss bank accounts whose names have been made public in Switzerland's official gazette with regard to
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Amit Shah today said that the Narendra Modi-led Central government is determined to tackle the blackmoney issue."The Modi government is determined to tackle the blackmoney issue," said Amit
Berne: Two Indian women figure among scores of foreign nationals with Swiss bank accounts, whose names have been made public by Switzerland in its official gazette for being probed in their respective countries.Making public these
New Delhi: An average urban household in India spends Rs 4,400 on bribes annually while a rural household spends Rs 2,900 on it, a survey by a government agency on accounted wealth has revealed. The survey
New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Amit Shah yesterday said that his government is committed to bring back black money stashed abroad.He said that effective steps were being taken to fulfil the commitment of
New Delhi: The Supreme Court constituted Special Investigation Team (SIT) on black money has received a new dossier on tax related business information on about 15 entities which have allegedly stashed illicit money abroad.Work is
New Delhi: Giving a fresh thrust to their crackdown on blackmoney, Indian tax authorities have decided to cut down on lengthy paperwork and go for face-to-face engagement with their counterparts in tax havens and other
New Delhi: Indian tax authorities and investigators probing black money cases have decided to hold one-to-one meetings with their overseas counterparts based in tax haven nations and other countries to "deepen" cooperation in the fight
New Delhi: Acting on India's pressure on black money stashed in Switzerland, European nation has shown its readiness to amend laws and sign a bilateral pact on automatic sharing of information.This was conveyed by Finance
India, China vow to settle border issue at earliestVowing to address the boundary issue at the earliest, India and China today decided to seek a “political” solution to the vexed dispute amid Prime Minister Narendra
New Delhi: India today pressed Switzerland to share information on Indians who have admitted to having accounts in Swiss banks and expressed readiness to sign a bilateral pact on automatic sharing of information with it.
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