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CMA Sagar Das
27 November 2025 at 16:10
Posted On : 27 November 2025

TDS u/s 194R for Credit Notes issued

We have issued Credit Notes to the Customer for achieving the Sales Target. Is this come under the 194R provision?

Manish Pandey
27 November 2025 at 15:17
Posted On : 27 November 2025

ITC on Bank Charges or Other Services related to business oprations in case of Tour Oprator

can i avail itc on bank charges or other services releted to business opration in tour oprator , selling only tour packages

Talatam Subash
27 November 2025 at 14:43
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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Clarification regarding clubbing of AGM and EGM into one meeting

Thank you Mr. Dhirajlal for the clarification

anuj kumar khaitan
27 November 2025 at 14:10
Posted On : 27 November 2025

Partnership Deed Changes for Remuneration

a)Subsequent to Changes in the limit in the Section 40(b) via Finance Act'2024 is it mandatory to amend the Partnership Deed and insert the new clause with revised limits.?
b) Is it mandatory to quantify the remunaration payable to partners as per the deed or clause mentioning that remuneration shall be paid as per the provisions laid down under section 40(b) of the Income Tax Act'1961 will suffice.?

sudheer kumar
27 November 2025 at 13:57
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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Procedure for change in category of Director from Independent to Promoter Diretor

Since we are correcting category of Director,There will be no other change in fields of the DIR-12 except the category.could you please clear the below queries with regard to DIR-12 form

1.Can we keep purpose as Change in designation as no other option is suitable.
2. Can we keep Date which is same as what we kept while filing original DIR-12.


 
 

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 13:28
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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TDS DEDUCTED UNDER SECTION 194R WHERE TO SHOW IN ITR AND GST.

The company must assess the true nature of the function:
If the function is a genuine business/dealer conference (for general education/training) and strictly limited to business activities and necessary stay/travel, it might not attract TDS under Section 194R.

If the function includes elements of leisure, reward for target achievement, or family participation, the entire cost (or at least the value of the "benefit" portion) related to travel and hotel stay would be considered a perquisite, and the company must deduct TDS at 10% on the value if the aggregate benefits exceed the ₹20,000 threshold in a financial year.

For detail analysis refer: https://avanetwork.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Demystifying-Sec.194R-Taxing-Times-Ahead.pdf

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 13:11
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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HSN- GSTR 9

Current year’s HSN summary remains unchanged even if amendments are made later.
• Next year’s HSN summary absorbs the amendment effect.
• For audit/reconciliation, you should maintain a working note explaining such cross‑year adjustments to avoid mismatch queries from auditors or GST officers.

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 13:10
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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HSN- GSTR 9

Table 9 captures the taxable turnover and tax liability as per returns filed for that financial year.
• It does not auto-adjust for amendments made in subsequent years.
• Amendments (increase/reduction) made in the next year are reported in that next year’s GSTR‑1/GSTR‑3B and hence flow into that year’s annual return.

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 13:09
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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HSN- GSTR 9

HSN summary in Table 9 of GSTR‑9 is based strictly on the turnover reported in the returns of that financial year. Amendments made in the next year do not change the HSN summary of the current year. Instead, they are reflected in the next year’s returns and hence in the next year’s HSN summary.

CMA Sagar Das
27 November 2025 at 13:08
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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TDS DEDUCTED UNDER SECTION 194R WHERE TO SHOW IN ITR AND GST.

One more question dealers attended a domestic function arranged by the Company. The travelling cost and hotel stay cost come under the purview of 194R?

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 12:58
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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CA Certificate stating of Ownership of Proprietorship of Firm (Use for UNNATI Scheme)

CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP OF PROPRIETORSHIP FIRM

This is to certify that I/We, [Name of Chartered Accountant],
having Membership No. [XXXXXX], in practice, have verified the
books of accounts, records, and relevant documents of:

Name of Firm : [Firm Name]
Nature of Business : [Business Activity]
Office Address : [Full Address]
PAN of Firm : [Firm PAN]
GSTIN (if any) : [GST Number]

Based on the verification and information provided, it is hereby
certified that:

1. The above-mentioned firm is a **Proprietorship Concern**.
2. The sole proprietor of the firm is:
Name of Proprietor : [Full Name of Proprietor]
PAN of Proprietor : [Proprietor PAN]
Aadhaar No. : [Proprietor Aadhaar No.]
3. The ownership of the firm rests entirely with the above-named
proprietor, and no other person has any ownership rights in the firm.
4. This certificate is issued for the specific purpose of registration
under the **UNNATI Scheme**.

Place: [City]
Date : [DD/MM/YYYY]

(Signature & Seal of Chartered Accountant)
Name of Chartered Accountant: [CA Name]
Membership No.: [XXXXXX]
Firm Registration No.: [FRN]
UDIN: [Unique Document Identification Number]

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 12:56
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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TDS ON IMPORT OF GOODS FROM SEZ

Yes, TDS under GST is applicable on purchase of metal scrap from an SEZ supplier if the recipient is registered in the same state (even if in a non-SEZ area), provided the transaction value exceeds ₹2,50,000. The SEZ status does not exempt the recipient from deducting TDS under Section 51 of the CGST Act.

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 12:53
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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Query related to job work

- General principle:
Labour law obligations (PF, ESI, Minimum Wages, etc.) fall on the employer of the workers.
- In your case:
- The Govt company does not engage labour directly.
- The entity independently hires and manages its own workforce.
- Govt company pays only for conversion charges, not wages.
Therefore, primary liability rests with the entity, not the Govt company.

- Possible exceptions (where Govt company could be exposed):
- If the arrangement is a sham contract (i.e., entity is only a name-lender, but in reality the Govt company controls and supervises the labour).
- If labour laws like the Contract Labour apply, the Govt company may be treated as the principal employer.
- In such cases, the principal employer has obligations like registration, ensuring welfare facilities, and can be held responsible if the contractor fails to comply.

Dhirajlal Rambhia
27 November 2025 at 12:49
Posted On : 27 November 2025
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Query related to job work

- Definition of job work (Section 2(68), CGST Act):
Job work means any treatment or process undertaken by a person on goods belonging to another registered person.
- In your case:
- Govt company owns the factory and supplies raw material (cattle feed ingredients).
- The engaged entity only converts raw material into finished cattle feed.
- The entity raises a bill for conversion charges (including GST).

This fits squarely within the definition of job work. The entity is not selling its own goods; it is processing goods belonging to the Govt company.
So yes, the entity should be treated as a job worker under GST.

Suresh S. Tejwani
27 November 2025 at 11:21
Posted On : 27 November 2025

TDS ON IMPORT OF GOODS FROM SEZ

TDS APPLICABLE IF PLACE OF SUPPLY AND PLACE OF SUPPLIER ARE SAME( SEZ AREA) AND THE PLACE OF RECEIPIENT IS ALSO REG IN THE SAME STATE BUT IN NON SEZ AREA. RECEPIENT IMPORTS METAL SCRAP FROM SUPPLIER . IS TDS APPLICABLE OR NOT






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