Rakesh Bhargava
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Opinion: Tax Laws Should Ensure Payment Of GST Under Reverse Charge
The government might consider putting an additional check to ensure that business entities pay the GST accurately and in time.
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Opinion: No Immunity From Benami Act On Deposits Under PMGKY Scheme
It is advisable that people should not resort to such a practice of declaring benami deposits under PMGKY as such declarations do not enjoy any immunity from the Benami Act, writes Mr Bhargava.
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Opinion: Dual Control In GST Practically Impossible
It is equitable that broadly, 55 per cent of tax revenue should be under control of the central government and 45 per cent of tax revenue should be under the control of state government, writes Mr Bhargava of Taxmann.
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Opinion: How To Resolve The Issue Of Dual Control In GST
It is envisaged that rates of CGST and SGST will be same. Thus, broadly 50 per cent of revenue will go to the central government and 50 per cent will go to the state government, writes Rakesh Bhargava of Taxmann.
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Gujarat take 67-run first innings lead over Karnataka
Bhargava Merai was batting on unbeaten 121 off 220 balls laced with 19 boundaries and had also put on a solid 101 runs with Rakesh Dhurv (42 not out) when stumps were drawn.
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Opinion: Tax Laws Should Ensure Payment Of GST Under Reverse Charge
The government might consider putting an additional check to ensure that business entities pay the GST accurately and in time.
-
Opinion: No Immunity From Benami Act On Deposits Under PMGKY Scheme
It is advisable that people should not resort to such a practice of declaring benami deposits under PMGKY as such declarations do not enjoy any immunity from the Benami Act, writes Mr Bhargava.
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Opinion: Dual Control In GST Practically Impossible
It is equitable that broadly, 55 per cent of tax revenue should be under control of the central government and 45 per cent of tax revenue should be under the control of state government, writes Mr Bhargava of Taxmann.
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Opinion: How To Resolve The Issue Of Dual Control In GST
It is envisaged that rates of CGST and SGST will be same. Thus, broadly 50 per cent of revenue will go to the central government and 50 per cent will go to the state government, writes Rakesh Bhargava of Taxmann.
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Gujarat take 67-run first innings lead over Karnataka
Bhargava Merai was batting on unbeaten 121 off 220 balls laced with 19 boundaries and had also put on a solid 101 runs with Rakesh Dhurv (42 not out) when stumps were drawn.
