The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, December 02, 2006

How UK collected tax on Indian salary
Should an Indian company deduct tax from salary paid to its employees on deputation to its UK parent, when the income has been offered for tax in the UK in pursuance of the DTAA? More

Appeal as a bar against `reopening'
The fetters now imposed on the powers of the AO to reopen a completed assessment can make the entire process of reassessment unworkable. More

Proliferation of appeal cases
Courts and tribunals are flooded with appeal cases. Yet, no attempt is being made to ease the situation by taking policy decisions to settle issues where there is unanimity of view among the appellate bodies. One such issue relates to grant of ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Finance and Commerce Pool — An old-is-gold idea
A cadre based on exclusivity, but predicated on skills, analytical abilities, competencies and eventually experience in economic policy-making is needed for policy-making. More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
Forex reserves jump by $5.9 b in November
`Sharp rise mainly due to revaluation of foreign currencies' More

INTERVIEW
`US-India taking a wise approach to bilateral trade engagement'
"What we are doing is to see what we can do sector-by-sector to deepen and strengthen the bilateral trading relationship. This is what we have done with other trading partners before we launched something like an FTA... " — MR KARAN K. BHATIA, DEPUTY US TRADE REPRESENTATIVE More

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