Monday, April 29, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Friday, April 26, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
WWE WRESTLEMANIA 29 winners
Here are the results from Wrestlemania 29, which took place at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Sunday, April 7, 2013. Announced attendance was 80,676.
WWE Intercontinental Championship: Wade Barrett vs. The Miz Winner: The Miz (new champion)
The Shield vs. Randy Orton, Sheamus and Big Show Winner: The Shield
Mark Henry vs. Ryback Winner: Mark Henry
WWE Tag Team Championship: Big E. Langston and Dolph Ziggler vs. Team Hell No (Daniel Bryan and Kane) Winner: Team Hell No
Fandango vs. Chris Jericho Winner: Fandango
WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Alberto Del Rio vs. Jack Swagger Winner: Alberto Del Rio
CM Punk vs. The Undertaker Winner: The Undertaker
Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar Winner: Triple H
WWE Championship: The Rock vs. John Cena Winner: John Cena (new champion)
WWE Intercontinental Championship: Wade Barrett vs. The Miz Winner: The Miz (new champion)
The Shield vs. Randy Orton, Sheamus and Big Show Winner: The Shield
Mark Henry vs. Ryback Winner: Mark Henry
WWE Tag Team Championship: Big E. Langston and Dolph Ziggler vs. Team Hell No (Daniel Bryan and Kane) Winner: Team Hell No
Fandango vs. Chris Jericho Winner: Fandango
WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Alberto Del Rio vs. Jack Swagger Winner: Alberto Del Rio
CM Punk vs. The Undertaker Winner: The Undertaker
Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar Winner: Triple H
WWE Championship: The Rock vs. John Cena Winner: John Cena (new champion)
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Saudi Arabia: SR 100,000 fine for employers
Saudi Arabia: SR 100,000 fine for employers who hire workers not under their sponsorship
The Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Saudi Arabia, Abdul Rahman Al-Zamil, has announced a new system of labor regulations whereby an employer will be fined SR100,000 if he hires workers that are not under the company sponsorship.
In addition, sponsors will also be fined if they give employees jobs that are not related to their experience. Furthermore, a new list of labor regulations and procedures will be soon announced in order to protect foreign workers and sponsor rights.
The fine will not be applicable to the sponsor in the event of escape by the worker, provided that the sponsor communicates this information to the concerned authorities.
Al-Zamil also mentioned that this system has already been implemented in the UAE with 50,000 Dirhams fine and if the offence is repeated, the same amount of fine applies again in addition to jail time. The Chairman of Chamber of Commerce in Riyadh added that the new penalty system would control the current chaotic state of the labor force in Saudi Arabia.
The Saudi Ministry of Labor stated that it will not be lenient after the 3-month deadline granted to correct the status of residency law violators. According to a proposal submitted by the Ministry, expatriates will have two options- either to leave the country immediately without a fine of SR10,000 or convert the visa to permanent resident status in the country, “AlEstiqdiya” newspaper reported.
The Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Saudi Arabia, Abdul Rahman Al-Zamil, has announced a new system of labor regulations whereby an employer will be fined SR100,000 if he hires workers that are not under the company sponsorship.
In addition, sponsors will also be fined if they give employees jobs that are not related to their experience. Furthermore, a new list of labor regulations and procedures will be soon announced in order to protect foreign workers and sponsor rights.
The fine will not be applicable to the sponsor in the event of escape by the worker, provided that the sponsor communicates this information to the concerned authorities.
Al-Zamil also mentioned that this system has already been implemented in the UAE with 50,000 Dirhams fine and if the offence is repeated, the same amount of fine applies again in addition to jail time. The Chairman of Chamber of Commerce in Riyadh added that the new penalty system would control the current chaotic state of the labor force in Saudi Arabia.
The Saudi Ministry of Labor stated that it will not be lenient after the 3-month deadline granted to correct the status of residency law violators. According to a proposal submitted by the Ministry, expatriates will have two options- either to leave the country immediately without a fine of SR10,000 or convert the visa to permanent resident status in the country, “AlEstiqdiya” newspaper reported.
Friday, April 12, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Tax charged on every mobile phone in Pakistan – Rs. 1,000.
Ufffff!!! , aik aur jhatka woh bhi Zor kaa !!!!
Sheela b jawan ho gae !!!
Muni bhi badnam ho gae !!!
Razia bhi ghundoo mai phans gae !!!
But hakomat key Zulam o sitam naa kum huey hum logo pey..
Under these directions, every phone – which is a touch screen or has a 5MP camera or above – will be charged at a tax rate of Rs. 1,000.
Estimates suggest that FBR is likely to make Rs. 5 billion per annum with this new tax. It merits mentioning here that FBR is short of annual tax collection target of Rs 2.381 trillion and this is probably why it is unfolding every possible avenue to get its target.
Market sources say that even the cheapest cell phones – those imported from China – will come under the tax net and prices for a Rs. 2,000 phone will go up to Rs. 3,000 to 3,500 on average.
The step is likely to increase the cell phone prices in Pakistan by Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 2,000 and those who had stocks available with them are going to make several billions of rupees after this decision. The whole burden is to be endured by the end users of telecom sector who are already paying highest tax rates amongst all sectors.
Increase in tax is also going to promote illegal channels of bringing cell phones into the country, hurting the revenues of main stream mobile phone manufacturers such as Nokia and Samsung.
Commerce bodies and importers have already protested the decision and have demanded the government to withdraw the SRO. It maybe recalled that government of Pakistan had imposed Rs. 500 sales tax on every imported phone, which was latter cut to Rs. 250 per phone amid industry demands.
Rs. 1,000 Tax Imposed On Import of Every Cell Phone in Pakistan
Federal Board of Revenue has imposed a tax of Rs. 1,000 on every smartphone import and Rs. 500 on every feature phone that will be imported into the country.
An SRO issued by FBR said that “Government is pleased to direct” to charge sales tax on cell phones as following:
• Rs. 1,000 per cellular mobile phone in case of a smart phone or Satellite phone, where the term smart phone means a cellular mobile phone having following characteristics:
o 4GB or higher basic memory
o Touch screen
o Dual core or higher processor
o 5 Megapixel or higher camera
o iOS, Android version 2.3, Android Gingerbird or higher, Blackberry, Windows 8 phones or higher
• Rs. 500 per cell phone in case other than smart phone or satellite phone Here is the copy of original SRO issued by FBR:
Source: Overseas_Pakistanis@yahoogroups.com .
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Sheela b jawan ho gae !!!
Muni bhi badnam ho gae !!!
Razia bhi ghundoo mai phans gae !!!
But hakomat key Zulam o sitam naa kum huey hum logo pey..
Under these directions, every phone – which is a touch screen or has a 5MP camera or above – will be charged at a tax rate of Rs. 1,000.
Estimates suggest that FBR is likely to make Rs. 5 billion per annum with this new tax. It merits mentioning here that FBR is short of annual tax collection target of Rs 2.381 trillion and this is probably why it is unfolding every possible avenue to get its target.
Market sources say that even the cheapest cell phones – those imported from China – will come under the tax net and prices for a Rs. 2,000 phone will go up to Rs. 3,000 to 3,500 on average.
The step is likely to increase the cell phone prices in Pakistan by Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 2,000 and those who had stocks available with them are going to make several billions of rupees after this decision. The whole burden is to be endured by the end users of telecom sector who are already paying highest tax rates amongst all sectors.
Increase in tax is also going to promote illegal channels of bringing cell phones into the country, hurting the revenues of main stream mobile phone manufacturers such as Nokia and Samsung.
Commerce bodies and importers have already protested the decision and have demanded the government to withdraw the SRO. It maybe recalled that government of Pakistan had imposed Rs. 500 sales tax on every imported phone, which was latter cut to Rs. 250 per phone amid industry demands.
Rs. 1,000 Tax Imposed On Import of Every Cell Phone in Pakistan
Federal Board of Revenue has imposed a tax of Rs. 1,000 on every smartphone import and Rs. 500 on every feature phone that will be imported into the country.
An SRO issued by FBR said that “Government is pleased to direct” to charge sales tax on cell phones as following:
• Rs. 1,000 per cellular mobile phone in case of a smart phone or Satellite phone, where the term smart phone means a cellular mobile phone having following characteristics:
o 4GB or higher basic memory
o Touch screen
o Dual core or higher processor
o 5 Megapixel or higher camera
o iOS, Android version 2.3, Android Gingerbird or higher, Blackberry, Windows 8 phones or higher
• Rs. 500 per cell phone in case other than smart phone or satellite phone Here is the copy of original SRO issued by FBR:
Source: Overseas_Pakistanis@yahoogroups.com .
Enjoymenttube.Blogspot.com
Monday, April 8, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
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