Corrigendum replacing the named insurer in an income tax notification, substituting one annuity plan issuer for another.
The corrigendum amends notification number 80/2010 by directing that the reference to the annuity plan of the ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Limited shall be read as the annuity plan of the TATA AIG Life Insurance Company, effecting a substitution of the named insurer in the Gazette publication.

Exclusion of laminated jute bags clarifies central excise notification exception applies to goods under heading 6305.
The corrigendum replaces the phrase "except 6305" with "except Laminated Jute Bags falling under 6305", clarifying that laminated jute bags classified under tariff heading 6305 are the specific items excluded from the exception in the cited central excise notification.

Prohibition on wheat exports: exemption permits export of wheat flour to Maldives under bilateral agreement via MMTC Ltd.
An amendment to Notification No. 33(RE-2007)/2004-2009 inserts a sub-paragraph exempting specified quantities of wheat flour from the export prohibition for shipment to the Maldives through the designated PSU MMTC Ltd., limited to the relevant financial year and invoked under powers of the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act and the Foreign Trade Policy.

Excise exemption amendment removes a specified Table entry, altering exemption for goods manufactured by government factories.
The Central Government amends the exemption schedule of Notification No. 62/1995 by ordering that, in the TABLE, in column (2) against S.No.16, item (i) shall be omitted, thereby altering the tariff exemption previously applicable to goods manufactured by Central Government factories under the principal notification.

Customs tariff amendment expands jute import headings to include additional classifications, altering exemption scope for imports from Bangladesh.
The corrigendum replaces the original single tariff heading reference with an expanded list so that goods classifiable under heading 5310, heading 5705 and heading 6305 are brought within the scope of the existing miscellaneous exemption notification for jute products imported from Bangladesh, clarifying the tariff classifications subject to the exemption without changing other substantive conditions.

Renewal of recognition granted for a stock exchange for one year, subject to compliance with regulatory requirements.
Renewal of recognition to Ludhiana Stock Exchange Limited is granted for one year from 28 April 2011 to 27 April 2012, subject to conditions: the Exchange may commence trading only after complying with all regulatory requirements and must comply with any conditions stipulated by the regulator from time to time.

SEZ notification amendment replaces a designated member in the administrative panel under statutory appointment authority.
Amends S.O. 570(E) dated 27 February 2009 under Section 31 of the Special Economic Zones Act by replacing the member at Sl. No. 6, Sh. Puneet Kapoor (Partner, APK Identification), with Sh. Alok Mukherjee (Director, M/s. Syscom Corporation Ltd.), effecting an administrative change to the notification's membership composition.

E-payment requirement for monthly VAT dealers mandates tax payments via specified bank portals, centralizing electronic collection.
Dealers with a monthly tax period are required to pay due tax, interest, penalty and other amounts under the DVAT Act exclusively by electronic payment from the e-payment portals of the department's specified banks, using those authorized bank portals as the channels for collection.

Anti dumping duty on acetone: definitive duties imposed on specified exporter producer combinations, payable in national currency.
Definitive anti dumping duty is imposed on Acetone (2914 11 00) from Thailand and Japan following findings of dumping and material injury; the notification prescribes producer and exporter specific rates (some nil, others USD 85.85/MT or USD 94.96/MT) as set out in the table, requires payment in Indian currency, applies for five years from the provisional duty date (9 April 2010) and, as amended, remains effective up to 8 April 2016; exchange rates for conversion are those specified by the Government and determined as of the bill of entry date.

Customs exemption for fertiliser-class goods limits additional ad valorem customs duty on qualifying imports to a minimal rate.
A central government notification capped additional customs duty on imported fertiliser-class goods by exempting those goods from any portion of additional duty in excess of a minimal ad valorem rate, excluding items clearly not intended as fertilisers; the measure was issued under the executive's statutory exemption power and was later rescinded by a subsequent notification.

Customs exemption for sugar imports conditioned on refining contracts, bonds, APEDA registration, or Chartered Accountant bulk-use certification.
The amendment inserts tariff entries exempting imported raw sugar, refined or white sugar, and raw sugar imported by bulk consumers, subject to new Annexure conditions. Condition 5G grants exemption to sugar factories or refineries and to other importers upon production of a refining contract, furnishing a bond, and discharge of the bond on Central Excise certification of refining; failure entails payment of differential duty. Condition 5H requires APEDA-registered import contracts, and Condition 5I requires a Chartered Accountant certificate confirming bulk consumer status with definitional explanations.

Fixation of tariff values substitutes the prior table, updating declared values for specified imported commodities under customs law.
Substitutes the tariff value Table in Notification No. 36/2001, listing declared tariff values in US dollars per metric tonne for specified tariff items including crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, palmolein variants, crude soybean oil, brass scrap and poppy seeds, with most vegetable oil entries retained at prior values.

Anti-dumping duty corrigendum updates tariff classification and substitutes the listed exporting country in the measure.
Corrigendum to the anti-dumping duty notification corrects the tariff classification number for Circular Weaving Machines and substitutes one listed exporting country with another in the operative paragraph, amending the schedule and territorial scope of the original customs notification as published in the Gazette.

Change in control requires prior regulatory approval for intermediaries and standardises registration conditions across regimes.
The amendments introduce a unified definition of change in control, replace references to "change of status or constitution" with "change in control" across multiple intermediary regulations, and require prior Board approval where a participant proposes change in control. Provisions of regulation 6A apply mutatis mutandis to certain registrations, sub brokers must obtain fresh registration where applicable, and failure to obtain prior approval for change in control is specified as a regulatory contravention.

Drawback recovery exception: non recovery permitted where export proceeds are uninsuredly compensated, regulator waives realisation, and foreign mission certifies non recovery.
The amendment creates a non recovery exception in rule 16A: drawback paid shall not be recovered where sale proceeds are not realised within the permitted period but the non realisation is compensated by export credit insurance, the financial regulator writes off the realisation requirement on merits, and the exporter produces a certificate from the relevant foreign mission confirming non recovery.

Appointment of customs airports: limited unloading and loading for defence baggage and Ministry of Defence goods at specified airports.
Substitution of table entries appoints Ahmedabad and Jamnagar (Gujarat) and Rajasansi/Amritsar and Chandigarh (Punjab) as customs airports limited to unloading of baggage of defence personnel and imported goods related to the Ministry of Defence, and to loading of baggage of defence personnel and exported goods related to the Ministry of Defence; amendment effected under statutory power and effective from publication in the Official Gazette.

Deduction under section 35AC: Government notifies approved projects eligible for tax deduction across a three year approval period.
Central Government notifies specific institutions and approves their projects as eligible for deduction under section 35AC, listing twenty five named charitable and social welfare projects with specified estimated costs and maximum deductible amounts; the approvals are limited to three financial years commencing with 2011 2012 and some approved costs include corpus funds within their deductible ceilings.

Penalty increase for Companies Act contraventions under specified provision; Schedule amendment raises the monetary limit in notification.
Amendment substitutes a higher monetary expression in column (2) of Schedule III beneath the entry for Section 309(4) in proviso (b), thereby increasing the monetary limit applicable to that penalty provision by formal notification under the Companies Act.

DVAT-16 form updated to record works contract taxable at 5% and related turnover and tax credit entries.
The Delhi VAT Rules were amended to insert new sub-rows in Form DVAT-16-R5.5(1) in the output tax section and R6.2(6)(1) in the purchases/tax credit section-to record works contract transactions taxable at 5%, effective on publication in the Delhi Gazette.

Warehousing station designation: Tehsil Sadar and Sikandarabad declared warehousing stations under Section 9 of Customs Act.
The Chief Commissioner, relying on Notification No. 33/94-Cus. (N.T.) as amended and clause (a) of Section 152 of the Customs Act, 1962, declares Tehsil Sadar and Sikandarabad in Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, to be warehousing stations under Section 9 of the Customs Act, 1962, and records the office file reference and issuing authority.