| INCOME TAX ACT | 
| SECTION 2(45) | 
| CAPITAL GAINS - CHARGEABLE AS | 
Business income v. Capital gains - Land dealings : Where
 in terms of construction agreement, assessee handed over piece of land 
to builder, for construction of multi storied building, since 
construction and sale of flats did not change character of asset and 
there was no material to show that assessee ever had any intention to 
exploit plot as a commercial venture, transaction could not be 
characterized as 'an adventure in nature of trade' - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 136 (Delhi) 
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| SECTION 32 | 
| DEPRECIATION - ADDITIONAL DEPRECIATION | 
Manufacture : Production
 of prefabricated piles which were going to be used by assessee in its 
business of piling, would form part of construction activity 
irrespective of fact whether such piles were constructed at project site
 or at some other place with help of machinery; it did not involve 
production or manufacture of an article or thing entitling assessee to 
additional depreciation on said machinery - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 140 (Mumbai - Trib.) 
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| SECTION 44BB | 
| NON-RESIDENTS - MINERAL OIL, BUSINESS OF PROSPECTING/EXPLORATION OF | 
Where
 applicant enters into contract with RIL for providing 'Floating 
Production storage and offloading' (FPSO) facilities, in view of fact 
that in terms of 'Change Order' certain amendments were carried out such
 as fabrication and installation of new living quarters onboard and 
mobilising and commissioning team of applicant, since both original 
contract and amendments therein by way of 'Change Order' are 
inextricably linked with extraction, processing, production, storing 
& offloading of crude oil and natural gas for which RIL had floated 
tender, entire consideration received by applicant in terms of original 
contract as well as 'Charge Order' is taxable in India under section 
44BB - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 244 (AAR - New Delhi) 
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| SECTION 56 | 
| INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES - CHARGEABLE AS | 
Interest : Where
 assessee, engaged in construction activities, deposited its surplus 
funds in FDRs, interest earned thereon was to be taxed as 'income from 
other sources' - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 139 (Lucknow - Trib.) 
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| SECTION 147 | 
| INCOME ESCAPING ASSESSMENT - NON-DISCLOSURE OF PRIMARY FACTS | 
Section 143 v. Section 147 : Requirements of section 147 cannot be dispensed with when an assessment made under section 143(1) is sought to be reopened - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 17 (Delhi) 
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| SECTION 148 | 
| INCOME ESCAPING ASSESSMENT - NOTICE FOR | 
Service of : Merely
 because assessee participated in proceedings pursuant to notice under 
section 148, it would not obviate mandatory requirement of Assessing 
Officer to issue assessee a notice under section 143(2) before 
finalizing order of reassessment - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 137 (Delhi) 
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| SECTION 276D | 
| OFFENCE AND PROSECUTION - FAILURE TO PRODUCE ACCOUNTS AND DOCUMENTS | 
Stay of prosecution proceedings : Pendency of appellate proceedings has no bearing on initiation of prosecution under Act - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 138 (Delhi) 
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| CENTRAL EXCISE ACT | 
| SECTION 2(f) | 
| MANUFACTURE - GENERAL MEANING | 
Cabling/twisting
 together of Aluminium wires/wire rods along with steel wire to form 
'plaited wire bands' would amount to manufacture because plaited wire 
bands, etc. have a different name, character and use and are 
classifiable separately - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 131 (Kolkata - CESTAT) 
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| SECTION 11A | 
| RECOVERY - OF DUTY OR TAX NOT LEVIED/PAID OR SHORT-LEVIED/PAID OR ERRONEOUSLY REFUNDED - REVENUE NEUTRALITY | 
In
 case of inter-unit transfer of goods, where transferee unit can take 
credit of duty paid by assessee-transferor, department cannot allege 
suppression of facts with intent to evade duty and, therefore, extended 
period of limitation cannot be invoked - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 129 (Ahmedabad - CESTAT) 
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| SECTION 35D | 
| APPEALS - PROCEDURE - APPELLATE TRIBUNAL - ADJUDICATION ORDER DROPPED DEMAND | 
If
 assessee-company is being wound up, Revenue's appeal before Tribunal 
would stand abatement as per provisions of rule 22 of CESTAT (Procedure)
 Rules, 1982, unless an application is made by or against 
liquidator/receiver for continuance of proceedings - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 132 (Ahmedabad - CESTAT) 
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| CENVAT CREDIT RULES | 
| RULE 3 | 
| CENVAT CREDIT - GENERAL | 
In
 case of an assessee being manufacturer cum service provider, credit of 
input services may be taken directly in ER-1 returns instead of taking 
it first in ST-3 and then, transferring to ER-3 return - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 128 (Ahmedabad - CESTAT) 
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| RULE 11 | 
| CENVAT CREDIT - REVERSAL AND LAPSING OF CREDIT WHEN EXEMPTION CLAIMED | 
If
 assessee has not lapsed/reversed credit under rule 11 of CENVAT Credit 
Rules, 2004 on opting for exemption, then, for violation of CENVAT 
Credit Rules, action may be taken under CENVAT Credit Rules, but, 
exemption itself cannot be denied - [2016] 65 taxmann.com 130 (Ahmedabad - CESTAT) 
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| STATUTES | 
| CORPORATE LAWS | 
Submission of report by Alternative Investment Policy Advisory Committee - PRESS RELEASE, DATED 20-1-2016 
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| INDIRECT TAX LAWS (ST./EX./CUS. & (CST & VAT)) | 
Report of High Level Committee Recommending Valuation of Flats for Levy of Service Tax - INSTRUCTION [F.NO.354/311/2015-TRU], DATED 20-1-2016 
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Bihar Value Added Tax Rules, 2005 – Amendment in Rules 14 & Omission of Rule 17 - NOTIFICATION NO. SO 12, DATED 13-1-2016 
Thanks & Regards, 
Meetesh Shiroya 
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