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Minutes of the 71st of the Board of Approval for SEZs held on 22nd June 2016 to consider proposals for setting up Special Economic Zones and other miscellaneous proposals
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Co-developer approvals and extension of SEZ permissions require continuity, compliance, PAN reporting and tax scrutiny. Extensions of formal and in-principle approvals and of Letter of Permission (LoP) validity were granted, typically for one year; co-developer statuses were approved subject to SEZ Act and Rules with conditions such as lease-period reduction to 30 years and prohibition of tax benefits for co-developers in specific cases. Corporate changes and transfers were permitted subject to seamless continuity, compliance with eligibility and revenue laws, immediate financial disclosure to CBDT, PAN reporting, and Assessing Officer scrutiny of taxability. Appeals were deferred where DGEP consultation was required; one formal approval was cancelled subject to certification on tax benefit non-availment or refund.
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Co-developer approvals and extension of SEZ permissions require continuity, compliance, PAN reporting and tax scrutiny.
Extensions of formal and in-principle approvals and of Letter of Permission (LoP) validity were granted, typically for one year; co-developer statuses were approved subject to SEZ Act and Rules with conditions such as lease-period reduction to 30 years and prohibition of tax benefits for co-developers in specific cases. Corporate changes and transfers were permitted subject to seamless continuity, compliance with eligibility and revenue laws, immediate financial disclosure to CBDT, PAN reporting, and Assessing Officer scrutiny of taxability. Appeals were deferred where DGEP consultation was required; one formal approval was cancelled subject to certification on tax benefit non-availment or refund.
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