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To understand a lot of it, you probably need to have lived in the UK. So here's some shots of things in it (click each to enlarge): The new trailer is available on YouTube, which sadly we can't embed due to it being age restricted.
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So eventually we can expect a full pack release. On Twitter, the developer Dan Douglas mentioned that it's still pretty rough but they're "hoping to create some cool combat scenarios on top of all the meme shit eventually" and they're going "all-in" on it now. The joke was around former UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, who was famously captured on CCTV kissing an aid which broke COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.ĭuke Smoochem 3D has progressed on from a single room, to actually containing quite a lot of areas to explore with some completely hilarious British scenes. A French court in July paved the way for Cairn to seize real estate belonging to the Indian government in Paris.Īll these litigations will now be dropped, sources added.What started off as a joke, Duke Smoochem 3D now seems to be turning into something of an actual game. The government initially refused to honour the award, forcing Cairn to identify USD 70 billion of Indian assets from the US to Singapore to enforce the ruling, including taking flag carrier Air India Ltd to a US court in May.
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This totalled USD 1.2 billion, plus interest and penalty. The international arbitration tribunal in December overturned a levy of Rs 10,247 crore in taxes on a 2006 reorganisation of Cairn’s India prior to its listing, and asked the Indian government to return the value of shares seized and sold, dividend confiscated and tax refund withheld.
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India issued Cairn with tax claims six years ago, and in December 2020 the company won an international arbitration against such demands. The 2012 legislation was used to levy a cumulative of Rs 1.10 lakh crore of tax on 17 entities, including UK telecom giant Vodafone, but nearly 98 per cent of the Rs 8,100 crore recovered in enforcing such a demand was only from Cairn. The August legislation cancelled a 2012 policy that gave the tax department power to go back 50 years and slap capital gains levies wherever ownership had changed hands overseas but business assets were in India.
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Subsequent to this, the government last month notified rules that when adhered to will lead to the Centre withdrawing tax demands raised using the 2012 retrospective tax law and any tax collected in the enforcement of such demand being paid back.įor this, companies were required to indemnify the Indian government against future claims and withdraw any pending legal proceedings.Ĭairn on November 3 had stated that it has “entered into undertakings with the Government of India in order to participate in the scheme introduced by recent Indian legislation, the Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021, allowing the refund of taxes previously collected from Cairn in India.”Ĭairn’s undertaking furnished in Form No.1 under the rule 11UE(1) of the amended law have been accepted by the Principal Commissioner for Income Tax, the sources said. Of this, Rs 7,900 crore is due only to Cairn.
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Seeking to repair India’s damaged reputation as an investment destination, the government in August enacted new legislation to drop Rs 1.1 lakh crore in outstanding claims against multinationals such as telecom group Vodafone, a pharmaceuticals company Sanofi and brewer SABMiller, now owned by AB InBev, and Cairn.Ībout Rs 8,100 crore collected from companies under the scrapped tax provision are to be refunded if the firms agreed to drop outstanding litigation, including claims for interest and penalties. While a Cairn spokesperson did not immediately respond to requests for comments, a senior finance ministry official confirmed the government accepted the company’s undertakings.