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    Director standing surety for outsider against whom prosecution was launched ‑ Whether ultra vires the company
    Director standing surety to outsider - Instructions to directors not to expose themselves to risk of standing sureties for accused persons
    Legal ownership of the trust property vests in the trustees.
    Notifications No. S.O. 225(E) dated 30th March, 1974, and S.O. 153(E) dated 25th March, 1975, issued under rule 6(b) of Part A of the Fourth Schedule ...
    Disciplinary action in cases where refund voucher not issued within seven days of passing of order.
    Direct Taxes Enquiry Committee for filing of returns of income.
    The word “court” occurring in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with section 79 in which “court” has been replaced with “Comp...
    Directions to manufacturers regarding class or specifications of cloth.
    Assessment of income from royalties, fees for technical services. know-how fees.
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    Director standing surety for outsider against whom prosecution was launched ‑ Whether ultra vires the company
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    Director surety liability: standing surety for unrelated accused is ultra vires and risks personal liability.
    Director standing surety for an outsider not connected with the company's administration is ultra vires the company; furnishing the company's surety in such cases exceeds corporate authority. Directors should not expose themselves or the company to the risk of acting as sureties for unrelated persons, since they may be held personally liable for acting outside the company's authority and in a manner prejudicial to the company's interests.
    Director standing surety to outsider - Instructions to directors not to expose themselves to risk of standing sureties for accused persons
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    Directors standing surety warns that furnishing company surety for outsiders risks personal liability and is ultra vires.
    A government circular warns that a director furnishing the company's surety for an outsider accused in criminal proceedings is ultra vires and may be prejudicial to the company's interests; directors are instructed not to expose themselves or the company to the risk of standing sureties for accused outsiders because such conduct may attract personal liability for acting outside corporate authority.
    Legal ownership of the trust property vests in the trustees.
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    Trust legal ownership bars house-property exemption for a beneficiary's life interest under the wealth tax framework.
    The Board instructed that legal ownership of trust property vests in trustees, so a beneficiary's life interest in a trust-held house does not constitute ownership and therefore the house-property exemption under the Wealth-tax Act is not allowable for that life interest.
    Notifications No. S.O. 225(E) dated 30th March, 1974, and S.O. 153(E) dated 25th March, 1975, issued under rule 6(b) of Part A of the Fourth Schedule to the Income-tax Act, 1961-Instructions regarding
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    Exemption for provident fund interest applies prospectively; enhanced prescribed rates exempt only amounts credited after notification takes effect.
    Interest credited to an employee's account in a recognised provident fund is exempt from income tax subject to the ceiling of one third of salary or the rate prescribed by the Central Government under the Fourth Schedule. Notifications increasing the prescribed rate operate prospectively; exemption at an enhanced prescribed rate applies only to interest amounts credited to individual accounts on or after the notification's effective date.
    Disciplinary action in cases where refund voucher not issued within seven days of passing of order.
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    Issuance of refund vouchers must meet prescribed timelines or disciplinary action applies; inspectors must certify and explain any delays.
    Disciplinary action is to be initiated where refund vouchers are not issued within seven days of the passing of the order except under exceptional circumstances; Inspecting Assistant Commissioners are responsible for enforcing the instruction and must furnish monthly certificates to Commissioners confirming no unexplained delays and explaining any instances of delay.
    Direct Taxes Enquiry Committee for filing of returns of income.
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    Centralised receipt of income tax returns: establish counters per tax circle to accept posted or messenger delivered returns.
    Centralised counters must be established in city charges for each Income tax Circle or District and equivalent arrangements in mofussil tax circles; these counters shall receive returns sent by post or by messengers, and Commissioners of Income tax are required to implement these arrangements by the prescribed effective date.
    The word “court” occurring in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with section 79 in which “court” has been replaced with “Company Law Board”
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    Interpretation of 'court' as equivalent to an administrative tribunal, making its orders operate as court orders.
    The term court in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with the amended section 79, where court is replaced by Company Law Board; accordingly an order of the Company Law Board should be treated as an order of the court for the purposes of section 75(1)(c)(ii).
    Directions to manufacturers regarding class or specifications of cloth.
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    Levy for failure to meet textile packing quotas treated as penalty, not allowable deduction; assistance is taxable.
    Payments by textile producers for failure to meet prescribed packing or production minima under the Cotton Textile(Control) Order, 1948 are characterised as a penalty and are not allowable as deduction u/s 37, whereas cash assistance paid for excess packing is a revenue receipt and must be included in taxable income. The Board directs review of completed assessments for specified concerns (2 May 1968-31 May 1971) to recover disallowed deductions and include excluded assistance, with a report due by 31 January 1976.
    Assessment of income from royalties, fees for technical services. know-how fees.
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    Scrutiny of foreign royalty and technical service expense claims - enhanced verification and commissioner review required where excessive.
    Expense claims by foreign collaborators for royalties, technical service fees and know how must be subject to in depth scrutiny; assessing officers should consider alternative computation methods where appropriate. If claimed expenses exceed one third of gross receipts from royalties or technical service fees, the Commissioner of Income tax must review the case and advise assessing officers. Assessment recordkeeping for foreign companies should be improved, with remedial measures implemented and attention from newly created IAC ranges.

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      Instructions to Inspecting Assistant Commissioners of Income-tax.

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      Instruction compliance required: ensure immediate circulation and implementation of Board directives across income-tax ranges without delay.
      The Board directs prompt internal dissemination and implementation of its instructions after noting that some district Income-tax Officers remained ... Summary

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