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Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court has junked a petition by the ITC against the state government demand to remit collecting luxury tax on cigarettes. A bench of Chief Justice Ujjal Bhuyan and Justice S Nanda, however, left it to the hydro flask canada commercial tax authorities in Visakhapatnam and Warangal to take a call on the matter. It is to be noted that in its 2005 ruling the Supreme Court ruled that it was illegal to levy a luxury tax on cigarettes. Following the Supreme Court ruling, the tax collected by the ITC in the previous five years became a bone of contention. The company claimed that it did not collect the luxury tax. However, the Telangana Income Tax officials claimed that the company collected tax despite it bein hydro flask g declared illegal. Also ReadHyderabad: Police celebrate Rakhi with traffic rule violators In Andhra Pradesh the tax officials served a notice to ITC asking it to pay Rs 63 crore illegally collected as a luxury tax. The bench further said that it would not entertain petitions from the ITC any further since the matter was outside its jurisdiction. The Telangana high court further a hydrojug sale sked the ITC Visakhapatnam to approach an appropriate forum. TagsAndhra Pradesh ITC Luxury tax Telangana Telangana Government Telangana news News Desk Follow on Twitter | Posted by Mohammed Baleegh | Updated: 13th August 2022 4:15 pm IST Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Sdvs Activist slams Telangana govt for losing CIPET training center

Maine Operation Game Thief is offering an $11,000 reward for information about a major lobster theft case near Jeffreys Ledge in the Gulf of Maine.An investigation this week by the Maine Marine Patrol determined that about 200 lobster traps were hauled by someone other than the license holders, the lobsters were stolen, and the traps were lowered to the ocean bottom, according to a press release from Maine Department of Marine Resources spokesman Jeff Nichols. Some of the traps were not retrievable.The traps were allegedly tampered with near Jeffreys Ledge in the western Gulf of Maine, about 30 miles off the coast of New Hampshire.Maine Operation Game Thief, a private, nonprofit organization that works with the Maine Department of Marine Resources, Marine Patrol, Department of Inland Fisheries Wildlife, Warden Service and Wildlife Crime Stoppers, has offered the reward for information that helps authorities bring the person or people responsible 鈥?to justice. This is an extremely serious violation involving multiple victims, and we would appreciate any help from the public, said Maine Marine Patrol Col. Jon Cornish. The money for this reward comes both from the Operation Game Thief program and from lobstermen committed to bringing this person or peop polene espana le to j brumate ca ustice. Im grateful for the support of polene sac ration Game Thief] and these lobstermen and their dedication to supporting the work of the Maine Marine Patrol. Anyone with information about the case should call Maine M