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NEW DELHI: When you file your tax
returns in July, you will have to
submit details of any foreign trip
that you have undertaken, including
the expenses borne by you.
The tax authorities have made
several additions to the income tax
return forms for the assessment year
2015-16 seeking details about
foreign assets and income from any
source outside the country, and
details of all bank accounts held in
India at any time during the
previous year. A taxpayer will have
to give details of any bank account
opened or closed during the
previous year, including those where
a taxpayer has a signing authority.
Further, it wants information related
to immovable property, financial
interest in companies and details of
trusts created outside the country.
 
AHMEDABAD: At a time when the
'Gujarat model' is being discussed
on global forums, agriculture
labourers in rural areas of the state
are among the lowest paid in the
country. These labourers form the
backbone of the rural economy in
the state.
The average daily wage paid to
agricultural labourers in Gujarat is
the lowest among 20 states. Only
Madhya Pradesh pays less to its farm
workers than Gujarat.

Gujarat farm workers among lowest paid in the country - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
 
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia, which is leading a three-week-old air war against rebel forces in Yemen, on Saturday announced $274 million in humanitarian aid for the chaos-
wracked country.
 
MUMBAI: Riding on superior refinery
margins, Reliance Industries (RIL)
regained its position as India's most
profitable firm on Friday. It reported
an 8.5% jump in its FY15 fourth
quarter net profit to Rs 6,381 crore
(over $1 billion) on a consolidated
basis, compared to the same period
a year ago. TCS had displaced RIL
from the numero uno position in Q3
as RIL profits fell for the first time in
two years to Rs 5,256 crore.
 
NEW DELHI: The S&P BSE Sensex
slipped 437.28 points or 1.5 per
cent for the week ended April 17.
The broader NSE index fell 1.98
percent in the week, led by losses in
defensives sectors such as
technology and pharmaceuticals
sectors.
 
JnK YouthKilling:Magisterial probe ordered

Prez:Judicial appointments shd conform to highest standards

Govt to review new IT Return forms

IPL: DD defeatSRH
 
JnK:2 policemen arrested for shooting a boy in Budgam

Rahul Gandhi to address farmers' rally agnst land acquisition bill

Nasim Zaidi to take over as CEC today
 
NEW DELHI: Facing a furious
backlash against the proposal to
seek details of foreign travel and
bank accounts of taxpayers in the
14-page new income tax return
forms, the government on Saturday
moved swiftly to contain the damage
and decided to put the new form on
hold.
 
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