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Dear Client

As a government employee, You have the option to go either for old tax regime or new tax regime.To decide which regime is best for you, you need to compare your tax liability under both regimes. You can use an online tax calculator to calculate your tax liability under both regimes based on your income and deductions. If you have a lot of tax deductions and exemptions that significantly reduce your tax liability, then the old tax regime may be more beneficial for you. On the other h

Dear Client,
125. Option to pay fine in lieu of confiscation.—
(1) Whenever confiscation of any goods is authorised by this Act, the officer adjudging it may, in the case of any goods, the importation or exportation whereof is prohibited under this Act or under any other law for the time being in force, and shall, in the case of any other goods, give to the owner of the goods 1[or, where such owner is not known, the person from whose possession or custody such goods have been seized,] an opti

Dear Client,
It could be a potential fraud being carried out, if you are unaware of the parcel. Please beware and block the number.

Dear Client

Nowadays, many courts in India are trying to digitizing their records online hence it is very easy for the companies or employers to get the background check done.

Any criminal records where the judgement have been passed or under trial or in the investigation stage itself must have to be bring into the notice during police verification. As in your case, the court have given its judgement so you can mention this incident in the police verification with an assurance that such incid

Dear Sir,
Import / Export Restrictions / Prohibitions under Customs law
Under sub-section (d) of section 111 and sub-section (d) of Section 113, any goods which are imported or attempted to be imported and exported or attempted to be exported, contrary to any prohibition imposed by or under the Customs Act or any other law for the time being in force shall be liable to confiscation. Section 112 of the Customs Act provides for penalty for improper importation and Section 114 of the Customs Act pr

Dear Sir,
Import / Export Restrictions / Prohibitions under Customs law
Under sub-section (d) of section 111 and sub-section (d) of Section 113, any goods which are imported or attempted to be imported and exported or attempted to be exported, contrary to any prohibition imposed by or under the Customs Act or any other law for the time being in force shall be liable to confiscation. Section 112 of the Customs Act provides for penalty for improper importation and Section 114 of the Customs Act pr

Hello Sir, About the dress purchasing you facts are not clear, explain it more clearly and about the threat you can file a complaint in Cyber Crime regarding this that you are getting threats on the calls and messages from different numbers.

Dear Sir,
It is entirely fraud and no Customs/Excise department has such powers unless they come to conclusion that there are some goods which are either banned or transported without paying necessary taxes. U may llodge complaint with local police to get back your amount.

HI CLIENT,

A cl 9 license cannot be transferred without the permission and grant of the authority, moreover it was a transferred one from the main holder.
You can send the a legal notice and also inform the concerned authority.

Thanks and Regards
SIMI PAUL

Both the points are legally valid but further more in your case you should concentrate and follow the rules and regulations of proper tax planning so that you can avoid the due taxation.