Delhi and District Cricket Association makes payment of Rs 50 lakh as Entertainment Tax
The Delhi & Districts Cricket Association treasurer Ravinder Manchanda informed that they have made a payment of Rs 50 lakh as Entertainment tax for the corporate boxes at the Feroz Shah Kotla.
The Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) made a payment of Rs 50 lakh as Entertainment tax after directive from the Delhi High Court in regards to the upcoming fourth Test match between India and South Africa.
DDCA treasurer Ravinder Manchanda confirmed the development. (Kotla Test: High Court Gives Temporary Relief to Delhi and District Cricket Association, Ball Now in BCCI's Court)
"We have made a payment of Rs 50 lakh as Entertainment tax for the corporate boxes at the Feroz Shah Kotla. This has been done as per the directive of the Delhi High Court," Manchanda said.
Subsequently, Manchanda wrote a letter to the Entertainment Tax officer of Delhi Government P K Goel, intimating him about the details of the payment that was made. (Court Asks Delhi Government Not to Withhold NOC for Kotla Test)
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