Minutes of the 103rd meeting of the Board of Approval for SEZ held on 18th March, 2021 to consider setting up of Special Economic Zones and other miscellaneous proposals
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Change of shareholding approvals: altered SEZ developers must maintain continuity and comply with tax reporting and eligibility conditions. The Board considered LoA extensions, approvals for changes in developer/co developer shareholding or identity, and co developer admissions, subject to conditions requiring seamless continuity of SEZ activities, fulfilment of eligibility and security clearances, compliance with revenue, company and securities rules, immediate furnishing of financial details to Member (IT), CBDT and jurisdictional authorities, and recognition of the Assessing Officer's right to assess taxability under the Income Tax Act; several matters were deferred or remitted to Development Commissioners or Unit Approval Committees for further action.
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Change of shareholding approvals: altered SEZ developers must maintain continuity and comply with tax reporting and eligibility conditions.
The Board considered LoA extensions, approvals for changes in developer/co developer shareholding or identity, and co developer admissions, subject to conditions requiring seamless continuity of SEZ activities, fulfilment of eligibility and security clearances, compliance with revenue, company and securities rules, immediate furnishing of financial details to Member (IT), CBDT and jurisdictional authorities, and recognition of the Assessing Officer's right to assess taxability under the Income Tax Act; several matters were deferred or remitted to Development Commissioners or Unit Approval Committees for further action.
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