Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, Sep 05, 2006


News
Features
Stocks
Cross Currency
Shipping
Archives
Google

Group Sites

Industry & Economy - Taxation
CBEC puts recoverable indirect tax arrears at Rs 4,484 cr

K.R. Srivats

The total indirect tax arrears of Rs 24,605 cr includes substantial unrecoverable arrears.

New Delhi , Sept. 4

The Finance Ministry has estimated the level of recoverable indirect tax arrears at Rs 4,484 crore out of total indirect tax arrears of Rs 24,605 crore as on July 31 this year.

Central excise arrears forms the largest chunk in the indirect tax arrears pie of the revenue department at Rs 17,945 crore. While customs duty arrears as on July 31 stood at Rs 5,868 crore, service tax arrears stood at Rs 792 crore.

The total indirect tax arrears of Rs 24,605 crore includes substantial unrecoverable arrears owing to factors such as defaulting units being under the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction or due to proceedings initiated by the Debt Recovery Tribunal.

A Central Board of Excise and Customs spokesperson explained that recoverable arrears are basically those arrear amounts on which restrictions have not been placed on the revenue department through any court orders etc.

In 2005-06, the Revenue Department had recovered indirect tax arrears of Rs 3,140 crore as against target of Rs 2,700 crore.

In 2006-07, it has set for itself an indirect tax arrears recovery target of Rs 2,450 crore.

More Stories on : Taxation

Article E-Mail :: Comment :: Syndication :: Printer Friendly Page



Stories in this Section
SBI, Syndicate Bank revise NRE rates


Dumping duty on PHPG imports from Singapore to continue
Infrastructure sector clocks 9 pc growth in July
Call to showcase Mangalore's potential
NGOs, MPs call for wider talks on new EIA rules
Industrial pollution poses health hazard in Vizag
Biscuit makers seek cut in VAT
`Indo-Japanese bilateral trade below potential'
Netherlands pitches for increased trade ties
MAIT signs MoU with Japanese IT association
Oman keen on FTA with India
MMA-Indian American biz body tie up
Biocon arm Syngene, Swedish co to develop new diarrhoea drug
ONGC, Shell yet to agree on bid strategy for NELP-VI
AP invokes ESMA against petroleum strike
Tax sops for pharma R&D may be extended
Govt keen on reviving viable pharma PSUs
Power Ministry rejects Rs 5,400-cr incentive claims by States
CBEC puts recoverable indirect tax arrears at Rs 4,484 cr
Govt plans new coal royalty system
New Zealand education fair
MMA to organise students' convention
`Information literacy is the new goal'
Varsities need to be given functional autonomy: Kalam
Vietnam woos Indian paper mills for plantations
CII for hike in share application amount limit for retail investors
Bengal plans complex for Chinese investors at Haldia
`Indian Bank must support rural growth'
Knowledge and the Asian challenge
Oil PSU officers to go on strike from today
Meet on patent, trademark laws
Export price outlook bright for Indian cotton
Special credit plan for flood-hit in AP
Traditional beauty care business hots up


The Hindu Group: Home | About Us | Copyright | Archives | Contacts | Subscription
Group Sites: The Hindu | Business Line | Sportstar | Frontline | The Hindu eBooks | The Hindu Images | Home |

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu Business Line. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line