The Chennai High Court has ruled that the Commercial Taxes Department should not take any action in connection with the levying of fines on actor Vijay in a luxury car case. 1,88,11,045 as import tax. However, when he went to register the car at the Regional Transport Officer's office, he was asked to pay the entry tax at the Tamil Nadu Commercial Tax Department and get a certificate without a mobile phone. In this case, actor Vijay refused to pay the tax, saying that the Kerala and Chennai High Courts had in some cases ruled that he was not required to pay the entry tax.
However, actor Vijay had filed a case in the Chennai High Court against the Commercial Taxes Department's order to pay the entry tax. In this case, an interim order was issued to register the vehicle after paying the 20 per cent entry tax. Following the order issued in July 2012, Vijay used a Rolls-Royce car after paying 20 per cent tax on the 23rd of the same month. The case came up for hearing in the presence of Judge SM Subramaniam. At the time, actor Vijay was ordered to pay tax within 2 weeks as the state government has the power to levy entry tax as per the Supreme Court judgment.
In addition, the judge ordered that a fine of one lakh rupees be paid to the Chief's Relief Fund within 2 weeks for continuing the case. That said, the judge's comments at the time of sentencing sparked controversy in public and in Vijay fans. In it, '' Famous film actors have to pay taxes on time. Tax revenue is the backbone of the country's economy. Tax is a compulsory contribution, not a voluntary donation. The only taxes people pay are used for welfare programs, including schools and hospitals. Actors in Tamil Nadu have grown to such an extent that they have to be real heroes. The tax evasion case has been pending for the last 9 years. Famous actors who have millions of fans should be real heroes not only on screen but also in real life.
They should not be real heroes. Actors who pretend to be striving for social justice cannot accept tax evasion. It is a betrayal of the nation. " Actor Vijay had filed an appeal in the Chennai High Court challenging the judge's verdict and seeking removal of criticism against him". In this situation, Vijay had appealed against the fine imposed by the judge in the Chennai I Court. When the appeal came up for hearing on August 27 last year, it imposed an interim stay on the fine imposed on Vijay.
But at the same time, Vijay was ordered to pay tax on the Rolls-Royce car. At this point, Vijay has completely tied up the tax on the luxury car he just bought. The verdict on the appeal filed by Vijay in this regard has been released today. The Chennai High Court has barred the Commercial Taxes Department from taking any action regarding the collection of fines in the actor Vijay luxury car case.
Actor Vijay bought a Rolls-Royce Ghost car from the UK in 2012. 1,88,11,045 as import tax. However, when he went to register the car at the Regional Transport Officer's office, he was asked to pay the entry tax at the Tamil Nadu Commercial Tax Department and get a certificate without a mobile phone. In this case, actor Vijay refused to pay the tax, saying that the Kerala and Chennai High Courts had in some cases ruled that he was not required to pay the entry tax.
However, actor Vijay had filed a case in the Chennai High Court against the Commercial Taxes Department's order to pay the entry tax. In this case, an interim order was issued to register the vehicle after paying the 20 per cent entry tax. Following the order issued in July 2012, Vijay used a Rolls-Royce car after paying 20 per cent tax on the 23rd of the same month. The case came up for hearing in the presence of Judge SM Subramaniam. At the time, actor Vijay was ordered to pay tax within 2 weeks as the state government has the power to levy entry tax as per the Supreme Court judgment.
In addition, the judge ordered that a fine of one lakh rupees be paid to the Chief's Relief Fund within 2 weeks for continuing the case. That said, the judge's comments at the time of sentencing sparked controversy in public and in Vijay fans. In it, '' Famous film actors have to pay taxes on time. Will the tax come
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