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Circulars of 2000

Every circular the Income Tax Department published in 2000 — 13 of them, newest first. Each one opens on its own page.

NumberDateWhat it deals with
Circular No. 79830 October 2000963. Instructions for deduction of tax at source from salaries during the financial year 2000-2001
Circular No. 79610 October 2000937. Use of computerised challan forms for deposit of tax de­ducted at source
Circular No. 79710 October 20001188. Filing of returns regarding tax deduction at source/tax collection at source on Computer Media
Circular No. 7951 September 2000840. Removal of difficulties to Kisan Credit Cardholders by provisions of section 139(1)(v), first proviso
Circular No. 7949 August 2000Finance Act, 2000 - Circular No. 794, Dated 9-8-2000
Circular No. 79323 June 2000150. Definition of Port as Infrastructure facility for the purpose of sections 10(23G) and 80-IA
Circular No. 79221 June 2000839. Validity of Returns of Income filed in old forms prescribed prior to 11-5-2000
Circular No. 7912 June 2000442. Whether the date of transfer, as referred to in section 54E of the Act, is the date of conversion of the capital asset into stock-in-trade or the date on which the stock-in-trade is sol
Circular No. 79020 April 2000Section 195 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 - Deduction at Source - Other Sums - Procedure for Refund of TAX Deducted at Source under section 195 to Person Deducting TAX
Circular No. 78913 April 2000734. Clarification regarding taxation of income from dividends and capital gains under the Indo-Mauritius Double Tax Avoidance Convention (DTAC)
Circular No. 78811 April 2000Section 80-IB l Profits and Gains from Certain Industrial Undertakings Other Than Infrastructure Development Undertakings
Circular No. 78710 February 2000227. Guidelines regarding taxation of income of artists, entertainers, sportsmen, etc., from international/national/ local events
Circular No. 7867 February 2000[Withdrawn by Circular No. 7/2009, Dated 22-10-2009]
A circular binds the department, not you and not a court. The Board issues a circular to its own officers. An assessee may hold the department to a circular that helps him; the department cannot hold an assessee to one that hurts him, and the Tribunal and the courts decide the law for themselves.