The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 21, 2008

ACCOUNTANCY
‘Mauritius has always been a well-regulated jurisdiction’
The India-Mauritius tax treaty has always been the cynosure of financial planners, on the one side, and policymakers, on the other. Accentuating the attention to Mauritius, a few weeks ago, was the review of the DTAA (double taxation avoidance ... More

Equity, popular at the right price
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TAXATION
Transfer pricing – keeping issues at arm’s length
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REAL ESTATE & CONSTRUCTION
How real are real estate sales?
Accounting of real estate sales is a contentious issue, not only in India but also globally More

EXPORTS & IMPORTS
`Hike in iron ore royalty, export duty will hit mining hard'
The Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI) has said that the proposed move by the Government to increase royalty and export duties on iron ore would adversely affect the mineral's mining industry. Sources in the Mines Ministrytold ... More

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