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Senior SC advocate gets tax payer award
By Our Special Correspondent
MUMBAI, APRIL 14. Eminent corporate lawyer and senior advocate,
Supreme Court, Mr. Dinesh Vyas, was conferred the ``Rashtriya
Samman'' by the Finance Minister, Mr. Yashwant Sinha, recently.
This is in recognition for being one of the highest taxpayers
during assessment years 1994-95 to 1998-99.
Mr. Vyas was selected for this national honour under the category
`Profession', being the highest tax paying senior advocate of the
country. He specialises in taxation laws and foreign
collaboration laws and is the legal counsel to a large number of
Indian and multinational companies and of leading firms of
chartered accountants and solicitors. He has served on several
high power government committees and on boards of several
companies and has been giving lectures on current economic issues
including theUnion Budget all over the country for more than two
decades.
In his 1998 budget speech, Mr. Sinha had stated that there was a
need to evolve a culture of pride by honest taxpayers and had
proposed to introduce a scheme called, ``Samman'' to demonstrate
the society's recognition of the honest taxpayer's important
contribution to the national cause. Mr. Sinha also announced that
similar honours would be conferred at State and city levels with
a view to changing the mindset towards voluntary compliance with
tax laws.
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