Is Tax Audit Compulsory Under Section 58(3) for Income Below 6%?
This article examines whether a tax audit is mandatory under Section 58(3) of the Income-tax Act when profits fall below 6%, emphasizing the need for legislative clarification.
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This article examines whether a tax audit is mandatory under Section 58(3) of the Income-tax Act when profits fall below 6%, emphasizing the need for legislative clarification.

The Calcutta High Court ordered the Detective Department to hasten the investigation into a ₹13 crore duping case, emphasizing the need for timely justice in such serious matters.

The ITAT has ruled that a Chartered Accountant (CA) acting as a conduit for client tax payments cannot be taxed on funds deposited through their bank account as unexplained income.

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The RBI has issued second amendment directions regarding responsible business conduct for payments banks, focusing on limiting liability in unauthorized electronic transactions.
The RBI has consolidated directives aimed at local area banks, emphasizing customer protection in electronic transactions to minimize liability in unauthorized cases. This enhances responsible banking conduct.
The RBI has issued directives aimed at enhancing customer protection for regional rural banks with respect to unauthorized electronic transactions. This is part of the drive towards responsible banking practices.
The RBI has published third amendment directions for urban co-operative banks focusing on limiting customer liability in unauthorized electronic transactions. These measures enhance banking security.
The RBI has issued amendments on responsible business conduct for rural co-operative banks, covering customer liability in unauthorized electronic transactions. These directions seek to enhance customer protection.
The RBI has modified reporting requirements under FEMA in a directive aimed at enhancing clarity. These modifications are directed at all authorised persons in the foreign exchange domain.