Assessee sold flat for 1 cr which was jointly held with wife. Consideration was received Rs.50L each in both accounts. However the purchaser has shown tds payment of Rs.1L in Husband PAN and is reflected in his Form 26AS.
AIS of both shows sale of immoveable property at Rs.1 Cr each instead of Rs.50L each
My question is how to show capital gains in their individual return of income so that TDS is claimed in full and also there is no query from Income Tax Department

we have received the purchase order from one company M/s. XXX Ltd for USD 22000.In this proforma we received the payment for USD 10000 in ADVANCE from the name of INDIVIDUAL. Now we know what the documents are yet to be ready for before making shipments. When I ask the Bankers, they clearly mentioned in Invoice, company name and remitter details relationship of the company, Bill of lading, shipping bill also. In this scenario if any further documents required from the customer for these issues.

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We have received a purchase order from M/s. XXX Ltd. for USD 22,000. Against this proforma invoice, we have received an advance payment of USD 10,000. However, the remittance was received from an individual instead of M/s. XXX Ltd.
We approached our bank for guidance, and they advised that the following documents should clearly mention the buyer's company name and the relationship between the remitter and the buyer:
• Commercial Invoice
• Bill of Lading
• Shipping Bill
• A declaration explaining the relationship between the remitter (individual) and M/s. XXX Ltd.
In this situation, could you please advise whether any additional documents should be obtained from the customer before we proceed with the shipment? For example, would it be advisable to obtain:
• A letter from M/s. XXX Ltd. confirming that the advance payment made by the individual was on their behalf.
• A declaration or authorization from the individual confirming the payment was made on behalf of M/s. XXX Ltd.
• Any other supporting documents required for banking or export compliance.
Kindly advise the complete documentation required to avoid any issues during export documentation, bank negotiation, or realization of export proceeds.


Here are the documents you should obtain before shipment:
1. Authorization Letter from M/s. XXX Ltd.
o Stating that they have authorized Mr./Ms. [Individual's Name] to remit the advance payment on their behalf.
o Mention the Purchase Order number, invoice number, and the amount remitted (USD 10,000).
2. Declaration from the Individual (Remitter)
o Confirming that the payment was made on behalf of M/s. XXX Ltd.
o Mention the reason for making the payment and the relationship with the company (e.g., Director, Owner, Employee, Shareholder, Agent, or Representative).
3. Proof of Relationship (if applicable)
o Business card, company ID, board resolution, agency agreement, or any other document showing the individual's connection with M/s. XXX Ltd.
4. Commercial Invoice
o Buyer: M/s. XXX Ltd.
o Include a remark such as:
"Advance payment of USD 10,000 received from Mr./Ms. [Name] on behalf of M/s. XXX Ltd. as per the buyer's authorization letter."
5. Packing List
6. Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
o Consignee should be M/s. XXX Ltd. (or as agreed in the contract).
7. Shipping Bill
o Buyer/export details should match the invoice.
8. Purchase Order
o Copy of the original PO from M/s. XXX Ltd.
9. Bank Payment Advice / SWIFT Copy
o Showing the remitter's name and payment details.
10. Any declaration required by your bank
o Some banks provide a specific format for third-party remittance declarations. Check whether your bank requires its own format.

I am opting for presumptive taxation mode in ITR-3. I am getting the following error in the final validation step.

Upload Level ValidationITR3Category of Defect B/D
You will be allowed to upload the return. There is a possible defect present in the return or some of the deduction/claim may not be allowed.
1 Error(s) found

Error Description
If you are required to prepare/maintain books of account and dividend income is reported in Profit & Loss Account, please ensure consistency between amount of dividend income reduced in Sch. BP and dividend income reported in Sch OS. Please ignore if not applicable.

Suggestions
Kindly ensure that dividend income mentioned in schedule OS should be equal to dividend income reduced from Schedule BP.

So what to do? Do I have to made entries as suggested or just upload by neglecting?

Hello Sir /Maam

EPFO credited interest.I put VPF above 2.5L as I find VPF a safe option inspite of tax component.

But credited interest it's not reflecting in 26AS/AIS

How to file tax and for which year to file tax
The Passbook neither mentions date of credit not the taxable interest .Just I see enhanced amount .When entries are not there in 26AS/AIS how to file?

Goods sold to a customer (B2C) of Rs. 2.00 lac was returned by him. A e way bill was issued against the sale. Now, what should I do ? A credit note is to be issued now. But what about e way bill already issued ?

I have a query regarding the reporting of Futures & Options (F&O) transactions in ITR-3 and the applicability of tax audit under Section 44AB.

The facts are as follows:

I am engaged in F&O trading.
The total traded value (purchase + sale contract value) exceeds ₹20 crore.
The absolute net profit from F&O transactions is ₹7,13,000.
I have filed / intend to file ITR-3.

My queries are:

Since the ₹20 crore represents only the total traded value and not the F&O turnover as per ICAI guidance, is a tax audit under Section 44AB applicable?
While filing ITR-3, should the purchase and sale figures represent the gross contract values, or should only the F&O turnover (computed as per ICAI guidance) be reported?
If the Trading Account schedule in ITR-3 contains fields for Sales and Purchases, what amounts should be entered for an F&O business?

I'm an Indian resident planning a cross-border e-commerce model: buying products from US suppliers, shipping them directly to a Canada-based warehouse (goods never enter India), and selling to Canadian customers via Amazon.ca. This involves ongoing small-ticket transactions, not a single bulk deal.
Money flow: I pay the US supplier from India, and receive Amazon Canada sale proceeds into an Indian account.
Questions:
Does this qualify as Merchanting Trade under RBI's MTT guidelines, given it's recurring retail sales rather than a single confirmed bulk order?
Is IEC mandatory here, since goods never physically touch India?
Any GST implications, since the supply and sale both happen outside India?
Best entity structure (individual/LLP/Pvt Ltd) for this kind of recurring cross-border trade?
Would appreciate guidance or relevant circulars from anyone who has structured something similar. Thank you.

Experts /Sir,

Like all EPFO subscribers, EPFO Interest for the FY2024-2025 was credited in July 2025 i.e. in FY2025-2026 (IT AY2026-2027).
EPFO has deducted TDS for the Interest paid. Looks like EPFO has either not remitted the TDS to IT Dept. or have credited it against some other PAN than mine.
Both the Interest paid and TDS deducted does not reflect in my AIS or Form 26AS.

I have raised EPFO grievance and also sent EPFO Commissioner an email, but there is no response.

The only proof I have is the EPF Passbook/Statement downloaded from EPF website which shows Intt. paid and TDS deducted.
While filing ITR for AY2026-2027, is there a way I can claim this TDS without the AIS/Form 26AS reflecting the Intt. paid and TDS deducted ?
Appreciate your expert advice.

Good morning Sir,

I have a query regarding Section 44AD.

Can interest income earned from a money lending business be treated as business income and offered under Section 44AD? Or should such interest income always be shown under the head "Income from Other Sources"?

Could you please clarify the correct legal position and any relevant provisions or judicial precedents on this issue?

Thank you, Sir.

Respected Members,

I have a query regarding the reporting of Remuneration received as a Foreign Employee from a Foreign Enterprise, which is exempt under Section 10(6) of the Income-tax Act (subject to satisfaction of the prescribed conditions).

In the previous year, while using Spectrum software, we were manually entering this amount under exempt income, and the ITR was filed successfully.

However, after the latest software update for AY 2026-27, manual entry is no longer permitted. We have to select an item from the predefined list. Although the list contains **"Remuneration received as Foreign Employee"**, selecting this option results in a JSON validation error stating "Specify Category."

On contacting Spectrum support, their executive advised us to report this income under "Income Exempt as per CBDT Circular", after which the JSON is generated successfully.

My query is:

1. Is there any **CBDT Circular/Notification** under which remuneration received as a foreign employee from a foreign enterprise is treated as exempt?
2. Since the exemption is available under **Section 10(6)** and not by virtue of any CBDT Circular, is it technically and legally correct to report it under **"Income Exempt as per CBDT Circular"** merely to overcome the JSON validation issue?
3. Has anyone else faced this issue in Spectrum or any other ITR utility? If yes, what is the correct reporting approach?

Any guidance or reference to the relevant provision, schema validation, or CBDT instruction would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

This version clearly explains the issue and is likely to get precise responses from practicing CAs.