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ANF 1
Profile of importer / exporter
ANF 2 A
Importer Exporter Code Number (IEC)
ANF 2 B
Import Licence for Restricted Items
ANF 2 C
Import Certificate under Indo-US Memorandum
ANF 2 D
Export Licence for Restricted items
ANF 2 E
Export Licence for SCOMET items
ANF 2F
Refund of Application Fee
ANF 3 A
Grant of Status Certificate
ANF 3 B
Served from India Scheme (SFIS)
ANF 3 C
Vishesh Krishi And Gram Udyog Yojana (VKGUY)
ANF 3 D
Focus Market Scheme (FMS)
ANF 3 E
Focus Product Scheme (FPS)
ANF 3 G
Vishesh Krishi And Gram Udyog Yojana (VKGUY) - Para 3.8.6 application
ANF 3 H
Application for Served from India Scheme (SFIS) for Current Financial Year
(for Foreign Exchange Earned during 2008-09)
ANF 4 A
Advance Authorisation (Including Advance authorisation for Annual Requirement) / Advance Release Order (ARO)/ Invalidation letter
ANF 4 B
Fixation / Modification of Standard Input Output Norms (SION)
ANF 4 C
Fixation of DEPB Rates / Fuel rates
ANF 4 D
Clubbing of Advance Authorisations
ANF 4 E
Enhancement in CIF / FOB Value or Revalidation or EO extension of Authorisation
ANF 4 F
Redemption / No Bond Certificate against Advance Authorisation
ANF 4 G
Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) Application
ANF 4 H
Duty Free Import Authorisation (DFIA) Application
ANF 4 I
GEM REP Authorisation
ANF 5A
Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Authorisation
ANF 5 B
Statement of Export for Redemption of EPCG Authorisation
ANF 5 C
EO Refixation under EPCG Scheme
ANF 5 D
Clubbing of EPCG Authorisations
ANF 8
For Claiming Duty Drawback on All Industry Rates/Fixation of Drawback Rates/Refund of Terminal Excise Duty.

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Link for getting clarification from ICAI by Member

Dear CA Brothers,
Any CA member can take the help/clarfication from our ICAI. Just click below, it is self guided.

http://www.icai.org/addupdate/sc.php

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MRA With CPA Australia

MRA With CPA Australia
The Institute of Chartered Accountants India has entered into mutual recognition agreement (MRA) with CPA Australia to establish guidelines on how qualified members can gain reciprocal membership.
CPA Australia members who qualify for membership of ICAI will have rights to use the CA designation in India. ICAI members who qualify for membership of CPA Australia will have rights to use the CPA designation.
Application form for ICAI members who wish to apply for CPA Australia membership
Application form for CPA Australia who wish to apply for ICAI membership
FAQs for applying for CPA Australia membership
For further details please visit www.cpaaustralia.com.au/ICAI

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Income-Tax Dept.-Mulling Tax On Carbon Credit Trade

The Income-Tax department is mulling tax on carbon credit trade, estimated to yield for the exchequer an estimated Rs 1,000 crore. The I-T department’s preliminary study has found that large companies listed on stock exchanges are not making tax provisions against the profits out of the sale of carbon credits and are putting the money thus earned in other businesses. India is the largest producer of carbon credits in the world. “The sale of carbon credits and the subse-quent payment of tax from the money earned is not strictly followed.
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"Round- Tripping" or "Treaty Shopping"

Demand on capital gains on Idea share sale by Mauritius subsidiary; Fema and telecom regulation violations also alleged. The income tax (I-T) department has sent a notice to Tata Industries, raising a demand of Rs 298 crore on capital gains on the sale of shares in Idea Cellular, held through a wholly-owned Mauritius-based subsidiary, Apex Investments, to Birla TMT Holdings in India. Although the amount is not large, the notice, which was sent last month, is significant because, I-T department sources said, it was the first discovered case of "round- tripping" or "treaty shopping" and has significance for Indian companies structuring offshore deals. The notice was sent under section 143(3) of Income tax Act , 1961, but the demand for capital gains has been made under section 93 (3) of the Income Tax Act.
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FOR DIAMOND INDUSTRIES

In an order that will have a bearing on hundreds of diamond cutting and polishing firms in the country, the Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has held that tax is not payable in India for commissions paid abroad at the time of acquiring rough diamonds. In a recent case, Mumbai-based polished diamond exporter Kirtilal Kalidas had imported rough diamonds from UK-based Diamond Trading Company after availing the service of another UK-based entity Bonas & Co. Kirtilal Kalidas had paid Rs 1.47 crore to Bonas & Co as a commission. However, no tax was deducted while making this payment. The income-tax department had later held that tax should have been deducted from the commission paid to the non-resident.
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