SIKKIM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
M.G.MARG, GANGTOK,SIKKIM
DT 24 September 2008
PRESS RELEASE
A delegation of Sikkim Chamber of Commerce submitted a memorandum addressed to His Excellency, The Governor of Sikkim in the office of Rajbhawan, Gangtok this afternoon.
The memorandum drew the attention of His Excellency in respect of difficulties in compliance of Direct Tax laws in Sikkim.
“ May we take the liberty of reiterating here that review of the matter is of utmost importance in view of need to include prospective taxpayers of Sikkim in the National mainstream and this task can only be accomplished by a progressive, systematic and logical approach that may be acceptable to the first timer prospective assesses.”
The memorandum further says:
“It is once again most fervently submitted that in the interest of natural justice, the Act be made applicable from accounting year 2009-2010, uniformly on “non-Sikkimese” individuals and “other persons” as defined in Indian Income tax Act “
Attention of His Excellency has been drawn in respect to the pending demand to exempt from Indian Income Tax the 400 families of old settlers residing in Sikkim before the merger date i.e., 26th April 1975 who have been inadvertently left out.
The Old Settlers conveyed to the Government of India through His Excellency, The Governor of Sikkim its heartfelt grief for having been referred as “NON SIKKIMESE INDIVIDUALS” and the OLD SETTLERS would prefer to be denoted as “LEFT OUT SIKKIMESE” and their reference as “NON-SIKKIMESE INDIVIDUALS” may please be discontinued , as they have an inseparable bond and sense of belonging with the soil of Sikkim, with highest regard for its Monarchs who always held them in high esteem and most of us know of no other home.
The delegation also submitted similar memorandum to the office of Hon’ble Chief Minister of Sikkim and to Income tax Office.
( Suresh Agarwal)
General Secretary
Sikkim Chamber of Commerce
Gangtok
THE OLD SETTLERS OF SIKKIM....................e.newsletter of the old settlers living in Sikkim prior to its merger with India who have a history of 130 years in Sikkim: .....Editor: S K Sarda
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
PHASE II PROTEST ON INDIAN INCOME TAX STARTS IN SIKKIM
Lineage record for cut off year safeguard
Staff Reporter
(SIKKIM EXPRESS)
GANGTOK, September 22: Spiking up their level of protests, every member of the 35000 odd business community living in Sikkim will wear black bands and stick protest posters inside their business premises on September 24 and 25 to protest against the ‘discrimination’ meted out to the community by the Union government while implementing Income Tax Act 1961 in this Himalayan state.
Every business community member in Sikkim will wear black bands and display protest posters in their premises on September 24 and 25 to highlight our two main demands, said Sikkim Chamber of Commerce (SCC) president SK Sarda today in an emergency meeting of the body.
A large gathering of business community members from all the four districts had gathered at a local hotel here to accord their consent to the second phase of their protests in the Income Tax issue.
Volunteers have been selected by the body to oversee the preparations for the Gandhian protest in the State. Surveillance teams will also operating to see whether the protests are being followed by the business community members spread all over the State.
“Please don’t feel shy while wearing black bands. The band must be worn by the members continuously for two days at all places. The protest posters must be placed inside the premises”, Mr. Sarda told the gathering.
The SCC president also sported a black band today to signal the second phase of the protest by the business community here for their demands.
The first demand of the business community is – exemption of Income Tax for the 400 families of old business community and old settlers living in Sikkim before April 26, 1975, the date the erstwhile kingdom merged with India.
The second demand is for implementation of Direct Tax Laws to other non-exempted people of Sikkim on a ‘prospective date’ and not on April 1, 2007 as directed by the Union Finance Ministry.
The Union Finance Minister had said on the floor of the House that the Income Tax Act 1961 will apply on prospectively, said Mr. Sarda.
The SCC president also claimed that business community of Sikkim has been bracketed into ‘Non Sikkimese’ category by the Union government in the Finance Act. “This soil is our Sikkim. We have born here and will die here”, he said.
The old business community living here for generations should not be defined as ‘Non Sikkimese’ but as ‘Left out Sikkimese’, Mr. Sarda. The ‘Non Sikkimese’ description will not be accepted at any costs, he said.
During the second protest phase, the business community will also be submitting a reminder memorandum the Governor, Chief Minister and all concerned in the Union government urging them to redress the issue to its logical conclusion.
The business community had already submitted a memorandum to the Union Finance Minister on August 27 through the Sikkim Income Tax Office during the first phase of its Gandhian protest against the discriminations meted out to them.
Even after passage of a reasonable time, nothing conclusive has emerged from the Centre and delay on this will simply add difficulties both for the prospective tax payers and the administrator, said Mr. Sarda.
It may be recalled here that earlier this year, the Centre had exempted Sikkim subject holders from paying Direct Income Tax by passing an amendment in the Finance Bill of 2008.
People of Sikkimese origin having Sikkim subjects have been exempted from Direct Taxes as per the 26AAA clause paving way for the Act to be enforced in the state.
The era of Direct Taxes began in Sikkim with the Central Income Tax office starting its operations from August 6.
Old business community numbering to 400 families and other people working in the state represents a huge chunk of those people who do not have Sikkimese subjects and thus have to cough up taxes now as per Income Tax Act 1961.
This has triggered strong resentment among the local business community who do not have the Sikkim subjects or Certificate of Identifications though they have been living in the state for generations.
“Is this (discrimination) is our reward or punishment though we are living here since generations. It is very unfortunate. We (old business community) are also sons of this soil and have some rights”, said Suresh Agarwal, SCC general secretary to the gathering.
“We have become sacrificial lambs and it is a blot to the democracy”, he added.
On the need for a cut off year to segregate old business community from the rest, the SCC general secretary proposed for a safeguard exercise to chronicle a record
base of those business community members living in Sikkim since generations.
Stressing that this particular exercise is highly sensitive, Mr. Agarwal said that it is very important the members to know their history in Sikkim. An internal preparatory survey will be done to prepare our records and we will be ready to submit the records whenever the declaration process for a cut off year begins, he said.
The proposal was unanimously passed by the gathering.
Staff Reporter
(SIKKIM EXPRESS)
GANGTOK, September 22: Spiking up their level of protests, every member of the 35000 odd business community living in Sikkim will wear black bands and stick protest posters inside their business premises on September 24 and 25 to protest against the ‘discrimination’ meted out to the community by the Union government while implementing Income Tax Act 1961 in this Himalayan state.
Every business community member in Sikkim will wear black bands and display protest posters in their premises on September 24 and 25 to highlight our two main demands, said Sikkim Chamber of Commerce (SCC) president SK Sarda today in an emergency meeting of the body.
A large gathering of business community members from all the four districts had gathered at a local hotel here to accord their consent to the second phase of their protests in the Income Tax issue.
Volunteers have been selected by the body to oversee the preparations for the Gandhian protest in the State. Surveillance teams will also operating to see whether the protests are being followed by the business community members spread all over the State.
“Please don’t feel shy while wearing black bands. The band must be worn by the members continuously for two days at all places. The protest posters must be placed inside the premises”, Mr. Sarda told the gathering.
The SCC president also sported a black band today to signal the second phase of the protest by the business community here for their demands.
The first demand of the business community is – exemption of Income Tax for the 400 families of old business community and old settlers living in Sikkim before April 26, 1975, the date the erstwhile kingdom merged with India.
The second demand is for implementation of Direct Tax Laws to other non-exempted people of Sikkim on a ‘prospective date’ and not on April 1, 2007 as directed by the Union Finance Ministry.
The Union Finance Minister had said on the floor of the House that the Income Tax Act 1961 will apply on prospectively, said Mr. Sarda.
The SCC president also claimed that business community of Sikkim has been bracketed into ‘Non Sikkimese’ category by the Union government in the Finance Act. “This soil is our Sikkim. We have born here and will die here”, he said.
The old business community living here for generations should not be defined as ‘Non Sikkimese’ but as ‘Left out Sikkimese’, Mr. Sarda. The ‘Non Sikkimese’ description will not be accepted at any costs, he said.
During the second protest phase, the business community will also be submitting a reminder memorandum the Governor, Chief Minister and all concerned in the Union government urging them to redress the issue to its logical conclusion.
The business community had already submitted a memorandum to the Union Finance Minister on August 27 through the Sikkim Income Tax Office during the first phase of its Gandhian protest against the discriminations meted out to them.
Even after passage of a reasonable time, nothing conclusive has emerged from the Centre and delay on this will simply add difficulties both for the prospective tax payers and the administrator, said Mr. Sarda.
It may be recalled here that earlier this year, the Centre had exempted Sikkim subject holders from paying Direct Income Tax by passing an amendment in the Finance Bill of 2008.
People of Sikkimese origin having Sikkim subjects have been exempted from Direct Taxes as per the 26AAA clause paving way for the Act to be enforced in the state.
The era of Direct Taxes began in Sikkim with the Central Income Tax office starting its operations from August 6.
Old business community numbering to 400 families and other people working in the state represents a huge chunk of those people who do not have Sikkimese subjects and thus have to cough up taxes now as per Income Tax Act 1961.
This has triggered strong resentment among the local business community who do not have the Sikkim subjects or Certificate of Identifications though they have been living in the state for generations.
“Is this (discrimination) is our reward or punishment though we are living here since generations. It is very unfortunate. We (old business community) are also sons of this soil and have some rights”, said Suresh Agarwal, SCC general secretary to the gathering.
“We have become sacrificial lambs and it is a blot to the democracy”, he added.
On the need for a cut off year to segregate old business community from the rest, the SCC general secretary proposed for a safeguard exercise to chronicle a record
base of those business community members living in Sikkim since generations.
Stressing that this particular exercise is highly sensitive, Mr. Agarwal said that it is very important the members to know their history in Sikkim. An internal preparatory survey will be done to prepare our records and we will be ready to submit the records whenever the declaration process for a cut off year begins, he said.
The proposal was unanimously passed by the gathering.
Monday, September 22, 2008
PHASE II OF INCOME TAX PROTEST LAUNCHED IN SIKKIM
SIKKIM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
M.G.MARG, GANGTOK,SIKKIM
Dated:22nd SEPT.08
PRESS RELEASE
ANNOUNCING PHASE II OF PROTEST ON INCOME TAX ISSUE
Under the aegis of Sikkim Chamber of Commerce a packed gathering of about 300 delegates of business enterprises and old settlers assembled at Gangtok on 22 Sept 2008 and approved going in for Phase II of the Protest on Central Income Tax Issue.
It is important to recall here that on 27th August 2008, more than 800 delegates of business enterprises, small and big and old settlers from all over Sikkim had assembled at the Newly Opened Income Tax Office at Gangtok and submitted a copy of memorandum addressed to Hon’ble Finance Minister Shri P Chidambaram seeking implementation of Income Tax Act from a future date and consideration of exemption from income tax for old settlers residing in Sikkim prior to date of merger i.e., 26th April 1975 .
The meeting noted with deep concern that even after passage of a reasonable time period from date of submission to the Ministry of Finance, nothing conclusive has emerged from Government of India and delay on this account would simply add difficulties both for the prospective tax payers and the administrator.
SCC in its memorandum had drawn attention of the Hon’ble Finance Minister to the difficulties that would be faced in compliance of Direct taxes in the State of Sikkim, if made applicable retrospectively from 1.4.2007.
The Chamber drew the attention of the Hon’ble Finance Minister to his speech made in Lok Sabha on 29th April 2008 wherein he had promised that:
“This( Income Tax Act 1961) will apply only prospectively”
The Sikkim Income Tax Manual 1948 ceased to operate only on 16th June 2008 and also in light of assurance of the Finance Minister in the Parliament for prospective implementation, the order for assessing the non- Sikkimese individuals from the accounting year 2007-08 is not just and has created much anguish and confusion leading to a state of helplessness to co-operate in such unpractical situation
Quoting the White Paper on Implementation of Direct Taxes in Sikkim, the SCC had submitted that in the course of discussions with Government of India on the implementation of direct tax laws in Sikkim, the State Government had rightfully requested as under:
“ The State Government would however like to reiterate its request that sufficient time should be given, before the direct tax laws are implemented, to create an awareness in the State on implementation of the direct tax laws and to educate and mentally prepare the people of the State of the new system of taxation and at the same time allow the State Government to sort out the transitional issues.”
It is regretful that quite inadvertently such an important issue raised and request made thereupon by Government of Sikkim, in larger public interest, was ignored and Instruction No 8/2008 dt 29th July 2008 was issued by CBDT unilaterally.
The general body drawn from all over Sikkim, therefore, resolved to continue with the Gandhian way of movement and unanimously agreed to launch the Second Phase of Protest on 24th and 25th September 2008 by wearing black band on arms and displaying Protest Posters in their premises, demanding from Government of India:
1. Exemption from Income Tax- also for old settlers, government officers and old businessmen of Sikkim.
2. Implementation of direct tax laws on other categories from accounting year 2009-2010.
In the reminder addressed to the Finance Minister the Chamber has held that review of the matter is of utmost importance in view of need to include prospective taxpayers of Sikkim in the National mainstream and this task can only be accomplished by a progressive, systematic and logical approach that may be acceptable to the first timer prospective assesses.
The Chamber has sought to further remind the Hon’ble Finance Minister that the issue of exemption from Indian Income Tax to 400 families of old settlers residing in Sikkim before the merger date i.e., 26th April 1975 who have been inadvertently left out is pending settlement and is under active consideration of both the Union and the State Governments.
The general body also decided to submit memorandums to His Excellency the Governor of Sikkim as well as to Hon’ble Chief Minister and all concerned in Union Government urging them to redress the issue to its logical conclusion.
The meeting thanked Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr Pawan Chamling and Government of Sikkim for their positive approach in the matter which shall go a long way to solve the issue.
( Suresh Agarwal)
General Secretary
Sikkim Chamber of Commerce
M.G.MARG, GANGTOK,SIKKIM
Dated:22nd SEPT.08
PRESS RELEASE
ANNOUNCING PHASE II OF PROTEST ON INCOME TAX ISSUE
Under the aegis of Sikkim Chamber of Commerce a packed gathering of about 300 delegates of business enterprises and old settlers assembled at Gangtok on 22 Sept 2008 and approved going in for Phase II of the Protest on Central Income Tax Issue.
It is important to recall here that on 27th August 2008, more than 800 delegates of business enterprises, small and big and old settlers from all over Sikkim had assembled at the Newly Opened Income Tax Office at Gangtok and submitted a copy of memorandum addressed to Hon’ble Finance Minister Shri P Chidambaram seeking implementation of Income Tax Act from a future date and consideration of exemption from income tax for old settlers residing in Sikkim prior to date of merger i.e., 26th April 1975 .
The meeting noted with deep concern that even after passage of a reasonable time period from date of submission to the Ministry of Finance, nothing conclusive has emerged from Government of India and delay on this account would simply add difficulties both for the prospective tax payers and the administrator.
SCC in its memorandum had drawn attention of the Hon’ble Finance Minister to the difficulties that would be faced in compliance of Direct taxes in the State of Sikkim, if made applicable retrospectively from 1.4.2007.
The Chamber drew the attention of the Hon’ble Finance Minister to his speech made in Lok Sabha on 29th April 2008 wherein he had promised that:
“This( Income Tax Act 1961) will apply only prospectively”
The Sikkim Income Tax Manual 1948 ceased to operate only on 16th June 2008 and also in light of assurance of the Finance Minister in the Parliament for prospective implementation, the order for assessing the non- Sikkimese individuals from the accounting year 2007-08 is not just and has created much anguish and confusion leading to a state of helplessness to co-operate in such unpractical situation
Quoting the White Paper on Implementation of Direct Taxes in Sikkim, the SCC had submitted that in the course of discussions with Government of India on the implementation of direct tax laws in Sikkim, the State Government had rightfully requested as under:
“ The State Government would however like to reiterate its request that sufficient time should be given, before the direct tax laws are implemented, to create an awareness in the State on implementation of the direct tax laws and to educate and mentally prepare the people of the State of the new system of taxation and at the same time allow the State Government to sort out the transitional issues.”
It is regretful that quite inadvertently such an important issue raised and request made thereupon by Government of Sikkim, in larger public interest, was ignored and Instruction No 8/2008 dt 29th July 2008 was issued by CBDT unilaterally.
The general body drawn from all over Sikkim, therefore, resolved to continue with the Gandhian way of movement and unanimously agreed to launch the Second Phase of Protest on 24th and 25th September 2008 by wearing black band on arms and displaying Protest Posters in their premises, demanding from Government of India:
1. Exemption from Income Tax- also for old settlers, government officers and old businessmen of Sikkim.
2. Implementation of direct tax laws on other categories from accounting year 2009-2010.
In the reminder addressed to the Finance Minister the Chamber has held that review of the matter is of utmost importance in view of need to include prospective taxpayers of Sikkim in the National mainstream and this task can only be accomplished by a progressive, systematic and logical approach that may be acceptable to the first timer prospective assesses.
The Chamber has sought to further remind the Hon’ble Finance Minister that the issue of exemption from Indian Income Tax to 400 families of old settlers residing in Sikkim before the merger date i.e., 26th April 1975 who have been inadvertently left out is pending settlement and is under active consideration of both the Union and the State Governments.
The general body also decided to submit memorandums to His Excellency the Governor of Sikkim as well as to Hon’ble Chief Minister and all concerned in Union Government urging them to redress the issue to its logical conclusion.
The meeting thanked Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr Pawan Chamling and Government of Sikkim for their positive approach in the matter which shall go a long way to solve the issue.
( Suresh Agarwal)
General Secretary
Sikkim Chamber of Commerce
Thursday, August 14, 2008
WEALTH TAX IN SIKKIM
Sikkimese individuals not exempted from Wealth Tax: BJP
SE Report
GANGTOK, August 13: The Sikkim State Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has said that the Sikkimese individuals are not exempted from Wealth Tax.
Vandana Ramachandran of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Central Board of Direct Taxes, Government of India has said this in a reply when the BJP sought information whether Sikkimese individuals are exempted from Wealth Tax, Gift Tax, Property Tax.
“Wealth Tax is chargeable @ 1% of net wealth exceeding Rs. 15, 00, 000. There is no gift tax liability as gift tax has been abolished. Property tax is not a direct tax since it is a tax levied by local municipal authorities on property,” it was informed.
In a party communiqué, general secretary, CB Chettri has said that any Sikkimese having assets as movable and immovable combined together above Rs 15 lakhs may have to pay wealth tax.
“This is nothing but imposition of tax which Sikkimese had never paid earlier. Let the SDF party and the SDF Government explain the fall out of this to the people of Sikkim,” he said.
Reiterated that the extension of Indian Income tax with exemption to Sikkimese individual is the dilution of the provision of the Article 371 F (k) of the Constitution of India and that there is nothing to celebrate by the SDF party and the SDF Government, the general secretary, Sikkim State maintained that the income tax exemption to Sikkimese individual could have been probably given even by amendment of the Sikkim Income Tax Manual.
“It was rumored there was some secrete understanding reached before extending the Indian Income Tax with exemption to Sikkimese individual. One of the understandings might be the extension of the Wealth tax,” the release added.
SE Report
GANGTOK, August 13: The Sikkim State Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has said that the Sikkimese individuals are not exempted from Wealth Tax.
Vandana Ramachandran of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Central Board of Direct Taxes, Government of India has said this in a reply when the BJP sought information whether Sikkimese individuals are exempted from Wealth Tax, Gift Tax, Property Tax.
“Wealth Tax is chargeable @ 1% of net wealth exceeding Rs. 15, 00, 000. There is no gift tax liability as gift tax has been abolished. Property tax is not a direct tax since it is a tax levied by local municipal authorities on property,” it was informed.
In a party communiqué, general secretary, CB Chettri has said that any Sikkimese having assets as movable and immovable combined together above Rs 15 lakhs may have to pay wealth tax.
“This is nothing but imposition of tax which Sikkimese had never paid earlier. Let the SDF party and the SDF Government explain the fall out of this to the people of Sikkim,” he said.
Reiterated that the extension of Indian Income tax with exemption to Sikkimese individual is the dilution of the provision of the Article 371 F (k) of the Constitution of India and that there is nothing to celebrate by the SDF party and the SDF Government, the general secretary, Sikkim State maintained that the income tax exemption to Sikkimese individual could have been probably given even by amendment of the Sikkim Income Tax Manual.
“It was rumored there was some secrete understanding reached before extending the Indian Income Tax with exemption to Sikkimese individual. One of the understandings might be the extension of the Wealth tax,” the release added.
Monday, August 11, 2008
BIOGRAPHIES OF 105 PROMINENT FIGURES OF SIKKIM
Biographies of 105 prominent figures of Sikkim to be released on Aug 17
SE Report
GANGTOK, August 10: ‘Sikkim Ka Pramukh Diwangat Sharshta ani Drastha haru’, a compilation of the biographies of the 105 legendary figures of Sikkim will be released on August 17 at the Sikkim Government College auditorium here in the Capital.
Penned by TB Chandra Subba, who was recently conferred with the Bhanu Puraskar for this year, the book contains memoirs and works of all the well-known figures of Sikkim in the field of politics, literature, journalism, art, economics, culture, sports, commerce, music and many more.
The book is published by Kinar Publications.
According to a press release, the book release function will be attended by eminent literary figures like Dr Ghanashyam Nepal, Professor, North Bengal University, Dr Mohan P Dahal, Prof Krishna Raj Ghatani, Jeewan Namdung, Dr Jas Yonjan Pyasi, Krishna Chandra Singh Moktan, Laxmi Meenu from Mizoram and others.
The occasion will also witness felicitation to several literary figures along with the cultural programme, the release further informs.
SE Report
GANGTOK, August 10: ‘Sikkim Ka Pramukh Diwangat Sharshta ani Drastha haru’, a compilation of the biographies of the 105 legendary figures of Sikkim will be released on August 17 at the Sikkim Government College auditorium here in the Capital.
Penned by TB Chandra Subba, who was recently conferred with the Bhanu Puraskar for this year, the book contains memoirs and works of all the well-known figures of Sikkim in the field of politics, literature, journalism, art, economics, culture, sports, commerce, music and many more.
The book is published by Kinar Publications.
According to a press release, the book release function will be attended by eminent literary figures like Dr Ghanashyam Nepal, Professor, North Bengal University, Dr Mohan P Dahal, Prof Krishna Raj Ghatani, Jeewan Namdung, Dr Jas Yonjan Pyasi, Krishna Chandra Singh Moktan, Laxmi Meenu from Mizoram and others.
The occasion will also witness felicitation to several literary figures along with the cultural programme, the release further informs.
Monday, August 4, 2008
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT- INCOME TAX
INSTRUCTION NO 8/2008, Dated: July 29, 2008ORDER UNDER SECTION 119(2)(a) OF THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961Vide Finance Act, 2008, a new clause (26AAA) has been inserted in section 10 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 ('Act') with retrospective effect from assessment year 1990-91. Under the said clause, the following income accruing or arising to a Sikkimese individual is exempt from tax-(a) income from any source in the State of Sikkim; or(b) income by way of dividend or interest on securities.For the purposes of the clause, "Sikkimese" has been defined in the Explanation thereto. 2.Income accruing or arising to a non-Sikkimese individual residing in the State of Sikkim continues to be liable to tax under the Act. In the case of such individuals, it has been decided that-(a) For assessment year 2007-08 or any preceding assessment year, no assessment or reassessment shall be made with regard to the income-(i) income from any source in the State of Sikkim; or(ii) income by way of dividend or interest on securities.(b) In case any proceedings have been initiated for assessment year 2007-08 or any preceding assessment year for not filing the return of income, such proceedings shall be dropped.(c) In case any assessment or reassessment proceeding has been initiated for assessment year 2007-08 or any preceding assessment year and assessment orders have not been passed, the aforesaid income shall be accepted as per the return.(d) For the assessment year 2008-09 and subsequent assessment years, assessment or re-assessment, if required, shall be made in accordance with the provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961. 3. These instructions shall apply only to non-Sikkimese individuals residing in the State of Sikkim.F.No.153/19/2007-TPL(Vandana Ramachandran) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India
Sunday, August 3, 2008
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