Industrial Park approval under section 80IA enables tax benefits subject to prescribed operational, investment and compliance conditions.
Notification designates M/s. BIP Developers Private Limited's undertaking as an Industrial Park eligible for tax benefits under clause (iii) of sub section (4) of the relevant tax provision, conditional on specified location, area allocation, minimum units, prescribed investment and infrastructure expenditure thresholds, defined common infrastructure facilities, operational maintenance by the developer, and compliance with FDI and other approval requirements; non disclosure, misinformation, failure to comply, or unauthorized plan amendments will invalidate approval and expose the developer to repercussions.

Industrial Park approval under section 80IA(4)(iii) links tax benefits to infrastructure, unit occupancy, and compliance.
Notification designates the undertaking of M/s. Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Limited, Jaipur, as an Industrial Park for tax incentive purposes under clause (iii) of sub section (4) of section 80-IA, subject to terms including specified area allocation, minimum unit occupancy, prescribed infrastructure investment thresholds, scope of infrastructure, cap on single unit area share, continuation of operation by the developer while benefits are claimed, requirement for statutory approvals, procedures for transfer of operation, and invalidation or withdrawal for misinformation or non compliance.

Industrial Park designation enables tax incentives subject to infrastructure, unit-count, and compliance conditions.
Notification designates the Industrial Park at Hanumangarh developed by M/s. Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Limited as qualifying for tax incentives under clause (iii) of sub-section (4) of section 80-IA, subject to conditions. Eligibility requires specified area allocation, a minimum of 95 units, prescribed minimum infrastructure expenditure (50% of project cost or 60% where built-up space is provided), and provision of common infrastructure facilities. Benefits depend on actual unit location and continued operation by the undertaking; delays, undisclosed material facts, unauthorized amendments, or transfer without intimation invalidate approval.

Industrial Park notification under section 80IA conditions tax benefits on infrastructure spend, unit thresholds and compliance.
Notification under Section 80-IA(4)(iii) designates the Industrial Part of M/s. Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Limited, Jaipur, at Jhunjhunu Phase-II as an Industrial Park for tax-benefit purposes, subject to annexed terms: minimum infrastructure investment thresholds, specified industrial allocable area and unit count, prescribed infrastructure components provided on commercial terms, occupancy limits per unit, separate statutory approvals for foreign investment, operation and maintenance by the undertaking during the benefit period, and invalidation or withdrawal of approval for misinformation, delay, amendment without approval, noncompliance, or failure to disclose material facts.

Anti-dumping duty amendment removes specified table entries from an earlier customs notification concerning a chemical product.
The Central Government amends Notification No.117/2003-Customs by omitting S. No. 3 and S. No. 4 and their corresponding entries from the Table, exercising powers under section 9A of the Customs Tariff Act read with the anti-dumping procedural rules, with effect except as respects things done or omitted prior to the amendment.

Anti-dumping duty continuation on PHPG Dane Salt: imports from Singapore subject to duty measured against landed value.
Continuation of anti-dumping duty on D(-) Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Methyl Potassium Dane Salt (PHPG Dane Salt) from Singapore is imposed to counter continued dumping and material injury; the duty is set as the difference between a specified foreign-currency amount per kilogram and the landed value (assessable value under the Customs Act), payable in Indian currency, with exchange-rate determination tied to the bill-of-entry date and the notification prescribing scope, specification, and temporal operation of the measure.

Anti-dumping amendment removes tariff table entries, altering duty applicability on D(-) Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Base.
The Central Government, under section 9A(1) and (5) of the Customs Tariff Act and rules 18 and 20 of the Anti-dumping Rules, amends Notification No.122/2002-Customs by omitting S. No. 2 and S. No. 3 and their entries in the Table relating to D(-) Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Base; the amendment applies except as to things done or omitted before the amendment.

Anti-dumping duty continuation on D(-) Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Base maintains duty differential to prevent dumped imports from Singapore.
The Central Government imposed continuation of anti dumping duty on imports of D(-) Para Hydroxy Phenyl Glycine Base (PHPG Base) following a mid term review that found dumping from Singapore and material injury to domestic industry. The duty is calculated as the difference between the specified reference amount per unit in the Table and the landed value of the imported goods, payable in Indian currency. The notification defines "landed value" per the Customs Act and prescribes the rate of exchange determination and the effective period of the duty unless revoked earlier.

Special Economic Zone notified: area designated for information technology and IT-enabled services under SEZ Act.
The Central Government, invoking powers under the SEZ legislation and rules and acting on a letter of approval to M/s. EON Kharadi Infrastructure Private Limited, notifies Survey No. 77 at Village Khardi, Taluka Haveli, District Pune, totalling eighteen hectares, as a Special Economic Zone for information technology and information technology enabled services, having concluded that statutory and regulatory prerequisites for notification are satisfied.

Special Economic Zone notification for pharmaceuticals confirms government designation of specified land parcels under SEZ law.
Notification designates a Special Economic Zone for pharmaceuticals at specified survey parcels in Sanand, Ahmedabad, issued after grant of a letter of approval to M/s. Zydus Infrastructure Private Limited and on satisfaction of statutory prerequisites under the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the SEZ Rules, 2006; the instrument enumerates the constituent survey numbers and aggregate area to define the notified SEZ and cites the Board of Approval recommendation and enabling rule provisions.

Special Economic Zone notified at Kusumagiri for information technology and IT-enabled services, designating specified land parcels as SEZ.
The Central Government, exercising powers under the SEZ Act and Rules and following grant of a letter of approval to M/s. Infopark, notifies specified survey parcels at Kusumagiri, village Kakkanad, Ernakulam as a Special Economic Zone for information technology and IT-enabled services, listing each survey number with its area in a schedule and declaring the total notified area as 30.7683 hectares.

Special Economic Zone notification declares Hazira area as SEZ for engineering products under the SEZ Act.
Notification under the Special Economic Zones Act and Rules designates 247.5222 hectares at Village Hazira, Taluka Choryasi, Gujarat, as a Special Economic Zone for engineering products. The Central Government, after grant of a letter of approval under section 3 and being satisfied that statutory requirements are met, formally notifies the listed survey parcels as the SEZ to be developed by M/s. Essar SEZ Hazira Limited.

Special Economic Zone designation enables IT and ITES development at a notified Chennai site under statutory SEZ approval.
Notification designates a 10-hectare parcel at 16, G.S.T. Road, Perungalathur Village, Chennai as a Special Economic Zone for information technology and information technology enabled services to be developed by Shriram Properties and Infrastructure Private Limited, made under the statutory SEZ framework after grant of a letter of approval and satisfaction of prescribed requirements, with the relevant survey parcel identifiers and areas set out in the notification table.

Special Economic Zone designation enables SEZ establishment for IT/ITES following statutory approval and compliance.
Notification designates 27.91 hectares at Devarabeesanahalli, Bhoganahalli and Doddakanahalli in Karnataka as a Special Economic Zone for IT/ITES for Adarsh Prime Projects Private Limited, issued under the Special Economic Zones Act and Rules after grant of a letter of approval and satisfaction of statutory prerequisites; the notification enumerates the constituent survey parcels and their areas.

LTU jurisdiction and delegation: Commissioner empowered to exercise and delegate Income-tax Act powers including international taxation.
CBDT designates the Commissioner of Income-tax (LTU), Bangalore to exercise powers under the Income-tax Act, including Chapters XVII-B and XVII-BB, for cases, persons and incomes specified in the Schedule; authorizes the Commissioner to delegate those powers in writing to Joint Commissioners, and authorizes those Joint Commissioners to further delegate to Assessing Officers, for categories of cases specified in the Schedule relating to LTU enrollment and specified tax payment thresholds.

Subordination of income-tax authority: appellate commissioner placed under chief commissioner by statutory notification, effective upon official publication.
Notification under section 118 directs subordination of the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals), LTU, Bangalore to the Chief Commissioner (LTU), Bangalore, specifying the superior-subordinate relationship in the Schedule and providing that the notification takes effect from its publication in the Official Gazette.

Appointment of Income-tax authority: Chief Commissioner LTU Bangalore designated to exercise income-tax powers within specified jurisdiction.
The Central Government, under section 117 of the Income-tax Act, appoints specified officer(s) to be income tax authorities, names the officeholder title and headquarters in a Schedule, and provides that the notification takes effect from its publication in the Official Gazette for jurisdictions as specified by the Central Board of Direct Taxes.

Delegation of powers: Chief Commissioner (LTU) Bangalore to exercise functions for LTU Bangalore effective on publication.
The Central Board of Direct Taxes delegates authority under Section 120 to the Chief Commissioner (LTU), Bangalore, to exercise powers and perform functions in respect of the territorial area and matters for which the Commissioner of Income Tax (LTU), Bangalore, has jurisdiction; the Schedule lists designation, headquarters and jurisdiction, and the notification takes effect from its publication in the Official Gazette.

Exchange rate conversion for exported goods prescribes specified foreign currency-to-rupee rates and supersedes prior notification with legal effect.
The Board, under section 14(3)(a)(i) of the Customs Act, prescribes conversion rates for specified foreign currencies into Indian rupees for the purposes of export goods, superseding the prior notification. The notification contains Schedule I, listing the rupee equivalent of one unit of several foreign currencies, and Schedule II, listing the rupee equivalent of one hundred units of the Japanese Yen, and states that those rates shall have legal effect from the notification's effective date.

Exchange rate determination fixed for import valuation under Customs Act, specifying currency conversion rates effective October.
The Board, under the Customs Act, 1962, prescribes that effective 1st October 2006 the rate of exchange for each foreign currency listed in the appended schedules shall be the rate shown opposite that currency; Schedule I lists rates per one unit for major currencies and Schedule II lists the rate per one hundred units for Japanese Yen, superseding the earlier notification.