TDS/TCS is to be deducted/collected u/s 194Q/206C(1H) respectively, if purchase/sales to a single party exceed Rs.50 Lacs. Whether the amount of GST is to be included in the calculation of the above limitation? Let us understand.
Section 194Q - A purchaser will be liable to deduct TDS if his turnover during the last year exceeds Rs.10 crores and he purchases goods of value exceeding Rs.50 lacs in the current year from a seller.
The new e-filing portal is aimed to give ease, a modern and smooth interface to taxpayers. It is another initiative for providing ease of compliance to taxpayers and other stakeholders.
CBDT has issued a circular on 20.5.2021 for an extension of due dates for various returns and compliances under the Income Tax Act. Let us discuss the extended due dates.
What are the reliefs given by the Central Government under GST to the merchants during this lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic? Let us discuss.
CBDT has notified all Hospitals, Dispensaries, Nursing Homes, Covid Care Centres, or similar other medical facilities providing Covid treatment to patients for section 269ST so that they can receive cash payments of Rs. 2 lacs or more.
Madras HC has recently given some relief to the recipient of goods from the reversal of ITC when no action was taken by the GST department against the defaulting Seller who has not paid the tax collected from the recipient.
In this article, we discuss 10 things that a businessman should consider, before filing the GST Return for the month of March 2021.
This time in GST new things are in the Tax Invoice. W.e.f 1st April 2021, all GST taxpayers will have to furnish HSN or SAC in their Tax Invoices. Further if turnover in PYs is more than 50 Cr then E-invoicing is mandatory.
Only minimum changes that are required due to amendment in the Income Tax Act have been incorporated in the ITR forms. Some of these changes have been listed in this article.