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65 Crores Reportedly Found From Film Financier As Actor Vijay Questioned
Officials of the Income Tax Department found Rs 65 crore during raids on a powerful financier in the Tamil film industry, say sources as they also questioned actor Vijay yesterday. Income Tax officials searched the properties of AGS Cinemas and film financier Anbu Cheliyan in Madurai and questioned Vijay in connection with an alleged tax evasion ca...
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Actor Vijay Questioned By Income Tax Department Over Tax Evasion Case
Tamil actor Vijay is being questioned by officers of the Income Tax Department in connection with an alleged tax evasion linked to a cinema firm. The officers are also searching the properties of AGS Cinemas and film financier Anbu Cheliyan in Madurai.
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Government Film Body Stand Off In Tamil Nadu Ends, Tax Cut To Eight Per Cent
The week-long stand off between the film industry bodies and the government over entertainment tax ended today with the State cutting tax to eight per cent from ten and regulating prices of tickets to cinema halls.
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Government, Film Body Standoff In Tamil Nadu Ends, Tax Cut To 8%
The week long stand off between the film industry bodies and the government over entertainment tax ended today with the state cutting it to eight from ten per cent and regulating prices of tickets to cinema halls.
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Rajinikanth Tweets As Tamil Nadu Cinemas Lose 20 Crore A Day Over New Tax
Superstar Rajinikanth has tweeted a request to the Tamil Nadu government, asking it to reconsider a 30 per cent municipal tax on movie tickets introduced after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was launched at midnight last Friday.
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Tamil Nadu Cinema Halls Shut For Second Day Over Tax Protest
Some 1,000 cinema halls in Tamil Nadu today remained shut for the second day in protest against imposition of 30 per cent local body tax in addition to Goods and Services Tax or GST.
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No Films At Movie Theatres in Tamil Nadu From Today: 10 Updates
No films will be screened at cinema halls across Tamil Nadu from today, indefinitely, as their owners protest against a 30 per cent municipal tax that the state government has announced apart from the levies that have kicked in under the new Goods and Services Tax or GST regime. They have cancelled screenings and shut halls demanding that the munic...
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1,000 Cinema Halls Cancel Screenings In Tamil Nadu Against 30% Local Tax
Around 1,000 cinema houses in Tamil Nadu have cancelled screenings against the imposition of 30 per cent local body tax apart from additional tariffs under the new GST regime.
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Can't Survive With 60% Tax, Say Tamil Nadu Theatres Threatening Strike
At least 1,100 theatres in Tamil Nadu will stop screening films on Monday to protest against the state government's decision to impose 30 per cent municipal body tax on cinema halls.
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1,100 Theatres In Tamil Nadu To Go On Strike From Monday Against New Tax
At least 1,100 cinemas across Tamil Nadu will be closed from Monday as the theatre owners have called an indefinite strike against a new municipal tax of 30 per cent in addition to the Goods and Services Tax or GST.
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Kamal Haasan Threatens To Quit Films, Says GST Rate Will Ruin Cinema
A day before an important meeting on GST or Goods and Services Tax, which is set for a July launch, a demand for changes has come from South mega star Kamal Haasan.
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Cinemas to shut on February 23
Theatres in Tamil Nadu will not screen movies on February 23 to protest Centre's move to bring the cinema industry under Service Tax ambit.
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High Court restrains deduction of service tax from film distributors
The Madras High Court has restrained Tamil Nadu Cinema Theatre Owners Federation (TNCTOF) and Tamil Nadu Film Exhibitors' Association (TNFEA) from deducting Service Tax from the distributors share of income by following a recent circular of the Central Board of Excise and Customs.
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65 Crores Reportedly Found From Film Financier As Actor Vijay Questioned
Officials of the Income Tax Department found Rs 65 crore during raids on a powerful financier in the Tamil film industry, say sources as they also questioned actor Vijay yesterday. Income Tax officials searched the properties of AGS Cinemas and film financier Anbu Cheliyan in Madurai and questioned Vijay in connection with an alleged tax evasion ca...
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Actor Vijay Questioned By Income Tax Department Over Tax Evasion Case
Tamil actor Vijay is being questioned by officers of the Income Tax Department in connection with an alleged tax evasion linked to a cinema firm. The officers are also searching the properties of AGS Cinemas and film financier Anbu Cheliyan in Madurai.
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Government Film Body Stand Off In Tamil Nadu Ends, Tax Cut To Eight Per Cent
The week-long stand off between the film industry bodies and the government over entertainment tax ended today with the State cutting tax to eight per cent from ten and regulating prices of tickets to cinema halls.
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Government, Film Body Standoff In Tamil Nadu Ends, Tax Cut To 8%
The week long stand off between the film industry bodies and the government over entertainment tax ended today with the state cutting it to eight from ten per cent and regulating prices of tickets to cinema halls.
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Rajinikanth Tweets As Tamil Nadu Cinemas Lose 20 Crore A Day Over New Tax
Superstar Rajinikanth has tweeted a request to the Tamil Nadu government, asking it to reconsider a 30 per cent municipal tax on movie tickets introduced after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was launched at midnight last Friday.
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Tamil Nadu Cinema Halls Shut For Second Day Over Tax Protest
Some 1,000 cinema halls in Tamil Nadu today remained shut for the second day in protest against imposition of 30 per cent local body tax in addition to Goods and Services Tax or GST.
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No Films At Movie Theatres in Tamil Nadu From Today: 10 Updates
No films will be screened at cinema halls across Tamil Nadu from today, indefinitely, as their owners protest against a 30 per cent municipal tax that the state government has announced apart from the levies that have kicked in under the new Goods and Services Tax or GST regime. They have cancelled screenings and shut halls demanding that the munic...
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1,000 Cinema Halls Cancel Screenings In Tamil Nadu Against 30% Local Tax
Around 1,000 cinema houses in Tamil Nadu have cancelled screenings against the imposition of 30 per cent local body tax apart from additional tariffs under the new GST regime.
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Can't Survive With 60% Tax, Say Tamil Nadu Theatres Threatening Strike
At least 1,100 theatres in Tamil Nadu will stop screening films on Monday to protest against the state government's decision to impose 30 per cent municipal body tax on cinema halls.
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1,100 Theatres In Tamil Nadu To Go On Strike From Monday Against New Tax
At least 1,100 cinemas across Tamil Nadu will be closed from Monday as the theatre owners have called an indefinite strike against a new municipal tax of 30 per cent in addition to the Goods and Services Tax or GST.
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Kamal Haasan Threatens To Quit Films, Says GST Rate Will Ruin Cinema
A day before an important meeting on GST or Goods and Services Tax, which is set for a July launch, a demand for changes has come from South mega star Kamal Haasan.
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Cinemas to shut on February 23
Theatres in Tamil Nadu will not screen movies on February 23 to protest Centre's move to bring the cinema industry under Service Tax ambit.
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High Court restrains deduction of service tax from film distributors
The Madras High Court has restrained Tamil Nadu Cinema Theatre Owners Federation (TNCTOF) and Tamil Nadu Film Exhibitors' Association (TNFEA) from deducting Service Tax from the distributors share of income by following a recent circular of the Central Board of Excise and Customs.
