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​​​​​​​Toyota Kirloskar opens booking for BS-VI compliant Innova Crysta

Supply of the model will begin next month onwards, across the country, subject to BS-VI fuel availability, Toyota Kirloskar Motor said in a statement.

Innova Crysta
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Published : Jan 6, 2020, 4:07 PM IST

New Delhi: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Monday said it has commenced bookings for BS-VI compliant version of Innova Crysta which is priced between Rs 15.36 lakh and Rs 24.06 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

Supply of the model will begin next month onwards, across the country, subject to BS-VI fuel availability, TKM said in a statement.

The petrol and diesel variants of the BS-VI compliant Innova Crysta will be available in both manual as well as automatic transmission options, it added.

"At Toyota, we are committed to bring advanced and environment-friendly technologies to the Indian market and align our concerted efforts with the government's policies to create a greener and cleaner tomorrow," TKM Senior Vice President, Sales and Service Naveen Soni said.

The company has opened bookings for the model at a celebratory price for a limited time period, he added.

Vehicle stability control, hill assist control and emergency brake signal now comes as a standard feature across the Innova Crysta range.

Pioneering the MPV segment in India for the last 15 years, the Innova has sold close to 9,00,000 units since its launch in 2005.

The company has sold close to 2.7 lakh units of the Innova Crysta so far, registering about 40 per cent of share in its segment, TKM said.

Overall, the company has sold close to 9 lakh units of the Innova range till date since 2005.

Read more: Only reasonable income jobs can help curb inequality in India: Narayana Murthy

New Delhi: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Monday said it has commenced bookings for BS-VI compliant version of Innova Crysta which is priced between Rs 15.36 lakh and Rs 24.06 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

Supply of the model will begin next month onwards, across the country, subject to BS-VI fuel availability, TKM said in a statement.

The petrol and diesel variants of the BS-VI compliant Innova Crysta will be available in both manual as well as automatic transmission options, it added.

"At Toyota, we are committed to bring advanced and environment-friendly technologies to the Indian market and align our concerted efforts with the government's policies to create a greener and cleaner tomorrow," TKM Senior Vice President, Sales and Service Naveen Soni said.

The company has opened bookings for the model at a celebratory price for a limited time period, he added.

Vehicle stability control, hill assist control and emergency brake signal now comes as a standard feature across the Innova Crysta range.

Pioneering the MPV segment in India for the last 15 years, the Innova has sold close to 9,00,000 units since its launch in 2005.

The company has sold close to 2.7 lakh units of the Innova Crysta so far, registering about 40 per cent of share in its segment, TKM said.

Overall, the company has sold close to 9 lakh units of the Innova range till date since 2005.

Read more: Only reasonable income jobs can help curb inequality in India: Narayana Murthy

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New Delhi, Jan 6 (IANS) In a very fast move and a New Year surprise, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has notified income tax returns forms for the financial year (FY), which normally come in April, well in advance in January itself.



The CBDT has issued two forms-ITR-1 and ITR-4 for the AY 2020-21. There are two major changes in the ITR Forms on house property.



An individual taxpayer cannot file return either in ITR-1 or ITR4 if he is a joint owner in house property and the ITR-1 form is not valid for those individuals who have deposited more than Rs 1 crore in their bank account or incurred Rs 2 lakh or Rs 1 lakh on foreign travel or electricity, respectively.



Some of the changes in new ITR 4 Sugam AY 2020-21 are that if having the tax-payer has a passport, its number is to be given. On incurring aggregate expenses exceeding Rs 2 lakh on foreign travel for self or for others, then the amount has to be specified.



In addition, if any person has deposited an aggregate amount exceeding Rs 1 crore in one or more current accounts, then the aggregate of the amount deposited in all such accounts has to be specified.



If an amount exceeding Rs 1 lakh has been spent on electricity consumption, then the aggregate amount has to be specified.



An important change in new ITR related to disclosure related to cash in case of presumptive tax assesses.



In case of 44AD or 44ADA or 44AE, now the assessee will be required to give opening balance of cash in hand and opening balance of bank accounts and also will be required to give the total amount received in cash during the year, the total amount deposited in bank during the year, the total amount of cash outflow out of cash balance during the year, the total amount of withdrawal from the bank during the year and closing balance of cash in hand and closing balance in banks.



However, now there will be no need to provide figures of unsecured loans, sundry debtors, sundry creditors, amount of closing stock, etc. as was required in earlier years.


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