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The Central Processing Center is located in Bengaluru, which drives the faceless assessment of the income tax system in the entire country
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Reflecting on the current international geopolitical environment two new initiatives, the Global Development Initiative and the Global Security Initiative, found their place in this year’s report
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Xi Jinping is prioritising security over the economy and investors are voting with their feet
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A laissez-faire approach to labour has been salient in Xi Jinping’s ‘New Era’. It has more or less continued to remain so in the political report at the 20th Congress
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Xi Jinping’s call to the youth to remain firmly wedded to the party’s designs and plans needs to be seen in the backdrop of growing unhappiness and unemployment among youth in China
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Expect more rhetoric that confirms a sense of Chinese exceptionalism, and plays up the CPC’s leadership role in guiding China towards its supposed destiny at the top of the global power hierarchy
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The Communist Party of China’s 20th Party Congress is a power transition phase. But Xi Jinping seeking a third term and no anointed successor makes this session even more pertinent to observe
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Xi’s tenure witnessed Chinese assertiveness from the Senkaku to the South China Sea and the Himalayas, accompanied by a major reassertion of the CPC’s role at all levels within the country
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Xi Jinping is expected to get endorsed for a record third five-year term
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At the 20th Congress of the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC), which will take place in the second half of this year, President Xi Jinping declared on Wednesday that he will be granted an unprecedented third term.
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The 19th Central Committee of the CPC started its sixth plenary session. About 400 full and alternate members of the CPC Central Committee are taking part in the plenum, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
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Production volumes are breathing again, thanks to lifting of ban on key raw materials. But below-par capacity utilisation remains a work in progress
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The online religious information includes religious doctrines, culture, knowledge and activities promoted through instant messages and various social media platforms in the form of texts, photos, audio and video messages, the guideline said.
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While the prices of CPC may be nearing their peak, the biggest driver of volumes for CPC products is the potential restart of aluminum production in the United States.
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Yang Jiechi, 67, along with Foreign Minister Wang Yi, 64, were elected to the 204-member central committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) which concluded its once-in- five-years Congress here today.
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Central government employees may be in for some good news this April as revised allowances including house rent allowance (HRA) are likely to be announced after April 12, when the ongoing Budget session of Parliament gets over.
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India has been vying for major projects in the island nation where China has secured multi-billion dollar infrastructure projects including a USD1.4 billion high-end property development and others ranging from a coal plant to ports.
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"If the raw material prices remain at the level that they are and the sales realisation goes up a little bit then we would see a better profit than last year," Shrinivas V Dempo, Chairman of Goa Carbon said.
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Income tax returns must be verified after submission. This process means signing a physical copy of your ITR-V and sending it via speed post to CPC, Bengaluru. You can choose any of these means to verify your tax return and skip sending the physical copy of ITR-V.
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The Central Processing Centre (CPC) in Bengaluru, which processes e-filed returns, has the capacity to handle about five lakh returns a day, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
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Set to get elected next week as China's new President, Xi Jinping will hold his first bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the sidelines of BRICS summit to be held later this month in South Africa.
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Shares of Google Inc fell as much as 4% on Friday, after a second straight quarterly slip in search advertising rates took the gloss off a handy first-quarter beat.
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In a bid to tighten the noose around defaulters, the Income Tax Department will set up a centralised system to identify entities which deduct tax at source but do not deposit it with the government.
