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Date of next increment : National Anomaly Committee agenda item No.5(v)

POSTED BY GEN SECRETARY: AICEIA: VIZAG BRANCH

Employees whose DNI falls between 1st February to 1st June(Pre Revised Scale)...

The point regarding the anomaly relating to Rule 9 of the CCS (RP) Rules, 2008, concerning the date of next increment has been discussed in second and third Anomaly Committee meeting and in the fourth meeting also the point will be taken for discussion.

The Staff Side reiterated their demand that employees whose date of next increment falls between 1st February to 1st June may be given an increment, as a onetime measure, in the pre revised pay scales.

The NFIR and AIRF describe the issue individually on its website…

Item No.5(v)

AIRF : Rule 9. Date of next increment

It is seen after going through the stipulation in the above rules that a person whose increment falls on 1.1.2006 will get the increment on 1.1.2006 in the pre revised pay scale and will get the next increment in the revised pay structure oh 1.7.2006 i.e. on expiry of six months.

Similarly those, whose next increment is between 1st July 2006 and 1st December, 2006 would also be granted next increment in the revised pay structure on 1.7.2006. On the other hand, the persons whose increment dates are between 1st Feb. 2006 and 1st June 2006 have to wait for more than 12 months to get the next increment on 1.7.2006. This is quite anomalous. In the case of those who retire during the period between 1st Feb. and 30th June, they will suffer a loss of one increment perpetually thus affecting their pension.

It is, therefore proposed that the persons whose increment falls between 1stFebruary and 1st June, 2006 may be given one increment on 1.1.2006 as a one time measure.

NFIR : Rule 9. Date of Next Increment

Regarding the date of annual increment it cases of employees whose increments dates are between 1st February 2006 and 1st June 2006, the official side agreed to reconsider this matter.

Deptt. of Expenditure is of the view that the staff side should confirm that their request for grant of an increment in the prevised scale would not have repercussions on any other category and not lead to any further demands.

Requisite particulars were received from some Ministries/Departments. Accordingly, this Department had, with the concurrence of Deptt. of Expenditure, approved relaxation in para 8 of the Deptt's O.M. No.51016/2/90-Estt.(c) dated 10.09.1993 in respect of 231 reported cases of CL-TS to enable their regularization in the PB-I with grade pay of Rs.1800/-. Similar relaxation was also accorded in respect of proposals received from some other Ministries/Deptts.

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Date of next increment : National Anomaly Committee agenda item No.5(v)

POSTED BY GEN SECRETARY: AICEIA: VIZAG BRANCH

Employees whose DNI falls between 1st February to 1st June(Pre Revised Scale)...

The point regarding the anomaly relating to Rule 9 of the CCS (RP) Rules, 2008, concerning the date of next increment has been discussed in second and third Anomaly Committee meeting and in the fourth meeting also the point will be taken for discussion.

The Staff Side reiterated their demand that employees whose date of next increment falls between 1st February to 1st June may be given an increment, as a onetime measure, in the pre revised pay scales.

The NFIR and AIRF describe the issue individually on its website…

Item No.5(v)

AIRF : Rule 9. Date of next increment

It is seen after going through the stipulation in the above rules that a person whose increment falls on 1.1.2006 will get the increment on 1.1.2006 in the pre revised pay scale and will get the next increment in the revised pay structure oh 1.7.2006 i.e. on expiry of six months.

Similarly those, whose next increment is between 1st July 2006 and 1st December, 2006 would also be granted next increment in the revised pay structure on 1.7.2006. On the other hand, the persons whose increment dates are between 1st Feb. 2006 and 1st June 2006 have to wait for more than 12 months to get the next increment on 1.7.2006. This is quite anomalous. In the case of those who retire during the period between 1st Feb. and 30th June, they will suffer a loss of one increment perpetually thus affecting their pension.

It is, therefore proposed that the persons whose increment falls between 1stFebruary and 1st June, 2006 may be given one increment on 1.1.2006 as a one time measure.

NFIR : Rule 9. Date of Next Increment

Regarding the date of annual increment it cases of employees whose increments dates are between 1st February 2006 and 1st June 2006, the official side agreed to reconsider this matter.

Deptt. of Expenditure is of the view that the staff side should confirm that their request for grant of an increment in the prevised scale would not have repercussions on any other category and not lead to any further demands.

Requisite particulars were received from some Ministries/Departments. Accordingly, this Department had, with the concurrence of Deptt. of Expenditure, approved relaxation in para 8 of the Deptt's O.M. No.51016/2/90-Estt.(c) dated 10.09.1993 in respect of 231 reported cases of CL-TS to enable their regularization in the PB-I with grade pay of Rs.1800/-. Similar relaxation was also accorded in respect of proposals received from some other Ministries/Deptts.

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25
Dec

Revenue dept gets FM’s nod for negative list on services

 

Posted by General Secretary, AICEIA, VIZAG

 

Delhi: Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee has given approval to the revenue department to go ahead with the negative list on services so that it could be implemented from the next fiscal. The list is important to roll out a uniform goods and services tax regime that the government intends to introduce soon.

At the meeting with finance secretary RS Gujral, CBEC chairman SK Goel and other senior officials of the revenue department on December 20, the minister asked the department to work on the implementation of the new system.

In the negative list, almost all services except a select few would under the tax net. Currently, 117 services are taxed at a rate of 10%. Service taxes are a high-growth revenue source for the government in a country where services account for more than half of the GDP.

Last month, the government issued a revised draft of the negative list of services and asked for feedback from various stakeholders by December 15. The first draft was released in August this year. According to a finance ministry official, once the shift from the current practice of taxing services on a selective basis (positive list-based) to the negative list is implemented, tax revenue would pick up by 20%.

However, the official said that though the finance minister and revenue department want to implement the negative list from next year, the political repercussion of the new list could prevent its introduction. However, a major stumbling block in the form of Assembly elections in five states — Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Manipur, Punjab and Goa — has been removed by the Election Commission as the process would be completed just in time for the Union Budget.

According to the revised paper, 22 categories of services would figure in the negative list. The services added to the proposed negative list in the new draft compared to the previous one include some services relating to agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry, services provided by freelance journalists, government news agencies and advertisements in media other than newspapers and TV. In the first draft, 27 services were kept outside the tax net.

Besides these, government services would be exempt. However those where they compete with the private sector would not be exempted. Hence, insurance services, port and airport services, posts, trade fairs and exhibitions, business promotion services, construction/work contract, renting of immovable property, security services etc. would be taxed.

Source: The Financial Express dated 26.12.2011

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6
Dec

GST rollout might be delayed beyond April 1, 2012

Posted by General Secretary, AICEIA, Vizag

The Empowered Group of state finance ministers after a meeting has indicated that the Centre`s failure to compensate states on Central Sales Tax (CST) among other pending issues would delay the rolling out of indirect tax reforms - Goods and Services Tax (GST). The Group chaired by Bihar deputy CM Sushil Modi expressed its displeasure and said that there is little chance of GST rollout by April 1, 2012, following a discord between the Centre and states over several issues. "All the states are angry as still we have not received compensation, while Centre continues to deduct CST."

“We will meet Finance Minister (Pranab Mukherjee). We will seek time... I appeal to the Union Finance Minister that when a congenial atmosphere is being created for GST, this (CST compensation) should not become a bone of contention between the Centre and states,” Modi said.

The empowered group also expressed disagreement with the Centre`s proposal to include natural gas and LNG in the declared goods list. Barring Tamil Nadu, all states opposed inclusion of the two items in the declared list in a bid to cap the value added tax on these items to 5 per cent. The group said that it would tantamount to encroachment of autonomy of the states hence states want this subject to be left to them to levy. 

The empowered group had also made its stand clear on taxing the Aviation Turbine Fuel last year that it should be out of GST. Goods like cereals, coal and coke, cotton, crude oil, sugar, textiles, jute, iron and steel, tobacco products, oil seeds, pulses, LPG have been declared as goods of special importance or declared goods. States cannot levy more than 4 per cent tax on these items. On natural gas and LNG, many states charge as high as 12 per cent tax.

Source: NDTV Profit

 

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