Betekenis van:
octroi

octroi
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a tax on various goods brought into a town

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    1. Similarly, as far as octroi is concerned, the benefit to the exporter was calculated as the amount of octroi tax refunded during the investigation period.
    2. Similarly, as far as octroi is concerned, the benefit to the exporter was calculated as the amount of the octroi tax refunded during the IP.
    3. Refund of the Octroi Tax: Octroi is a tax levied by local Governments in India, including the GOM, on goods that enter the territorial limits of a town or district.
    4. Refund of the octroi tax – octroi is a tax levied by local Governments in India, including the GOM, on goods that enter the territorial limits of a town or a district.
    5. In addition, as the Commission’s expert pointed out, the obligation to enter state guarantees in a Finance Act is confined to the ‘giving’(octroi) of such guarantees.
    6. The PSI of the GOM is composed of several sub-schemes, the main being the exemption from local sales tax and the refund of octroi tax.
    7. From the above two companies with a unit eligible for the PSI of the GOM during the IP, only one was found to benefit from the refund of the octroi tax by the GOM.
    8. The PSI of the GOM is composed of several sub-schemes amongst which the main ones are: (i) the exemption from the local sales tax and (ii) the refund of the octroi tax.
    9. Industrial enterprises are entitled to a refund of the octroi tax from the GOM, if their facility is located in certain specified towns and districts within the territory of the State.
    10. The scheme has been amended several times since its introduction and the ‘1993 Scheme’ was operative from 1 October 1993 to 31 March 2001 whereas the latest amendment, the ‘2001 scheme’, was introduced on 31 March 2001 and will be operative up to 31 March 2006. The PSI of the GOM is composed of several sub-schemes amongst which the main ones are: (i) the exemption from the local sales tax and (ii) the refund of the octroi tax.
    11. The scheme has been amended several times since its introduction and the 1993 scheme was operative from 1 October 1993 to 31 March 2001, whereas the latest amendment, the 2001 scheme, was introduced on 31 March 2001 and foreseen to be operative up to 31 March 2006. The PSI of the GOM is composed of several sub-schemes, the main being the exemption from local sales tax and the refund of octroi tax.
    12. The scheme has been amended several times since its introduction and the ‘1993 scheme’ was eligible for application from 1 October 1993 to 31 March 2001, whereas the latest amendment, the PSI 2006, was introduced in the margins of the ‘Industrial, Investment & Infrastructure Policy of Maharashtra 2006’ in spring 2006 and is foreseen to be eligible for application up to 31 March 2011. The PSI of the GOM is composed of several sub-schemes, the main one being direct grants via a so-called industrial promotion subsidy, the exemption from local sales tax and electricity duty and the refund of octroi tax.