Satish Mehra
13 August 2024 at 11:28

Section 68/69 vs 41(1)

If the sundry creditors (old carried forward from previous years in AUDIT REPORT) are added back to income during the survey and offered to income under PGBP and IFOS for AY 2018-19 (the year of the survey). What will be the section of inclusion will it be under 41(1) or 68/69 of income tax.


Kollipara Sundaraiah online

Sir,
Assessess owns a jewellery business shop maintained shop purchase value rs 25 lacs year 2015 .but government assessess shop occupied after demolished for the purpose of road extension purpose f.y.23-24
Question:
Assessess capital gain tax applicable and how to calculate procedure


Pranav
12 August 2024 at 19:15

Section 54F on inherited property

Respected Everyone,

My mother had a residential house, and she passed away in 2014. The house got transferred to 3 people (my father, me and my brother). I dont pay any electricity bills here. I purchased an apartment in 2022, and I bought it with my father, me and my wife. Here the electricity bill is on my name and I pay the bills. Now I want to sell shares and buy another small apartment. Can I claim LTCG using section 54F?


MAKARAND DAMLE
12 August 2024 at 18:23

Deemed Dividend PVT Ltd Co to LLP

Deemed Dividend u/s 2(22)(e) covers
Payment of any sum (whether representing a part of the assets of the company or otherwise) by way of advance or
loan to a shareholder (and payment to concerns in which such share holder holds substantial interest);
My question is whether the above clause will be applicable if Pvt Ltd Company advances or gives loan to LLP and in both concerns directors held more than 10% shares and voting power ?


MAKARAND DAMLE
12 August 2024 at 16:18

In operative PAN of deductee

Deductee PAN was inoperative in FY 23-24
TDS default notices were received asking to pay 20% TDS and demand has been raised for difference
Deductee PAN is operative from 6th August, 2024 and linked to Aadhar

Whether in this case short payment is payable ?


Ratheesh

Dear Sir,

One of our employees deposited ₹250,000 in the post office as NSC in June 2019, with a maturity date in June 2024.

The interest for the NSC was not reflected in his AIS until FY 2022-23, even though he filed his ITR for that year. In FY 2023-24, only the interest for FY 2023-24 was reflected. Based on this, please clarify the following:

1. Why was the interest for the first three years not reflected in the AIS? Is there a possibility that it was tax-exempt, or was there another reason? Please note that he did not claim any Section 80C exemption for interest reinvestment in previous years.

2. What will be reflected in the AIS for FY 2024-25? Will it include only the interest for the final year, or will it show the cumulative interest for the entire period, including the first three years and the last year?

3. If the cumulative interest for the first three years is not reflected in the next AIS, should he declare it as other income for those years?

Thank you in advance for your assistance.


Pandy ji
12 August 2024 at 13:48

Income tax - gratuity

Is employers contribution to gratity taxable in the hands of employee??
And also is employers contribution towards life insurance of employee is taxable in hands of employee??


Mahabir Prasad Agarwal
12 August 2024 at 12:32

How to change Karta name in HUF

Sir, I have to change Karta name in a HUF file, as the previous Karta has already expired. What is the procedure for the same ?


Deepak Londhe
13 August 2024 at 09:26

Interest on loan 80EEA

How can I avail 80EEA interest deduction in below scenario.
Principle: 50,000/-
Interest on Loan: 350,000/-
LIC: 150,000/-

As mentioned above Can I avail deduction as below.
80C: 150,000/- (LIC & Loan Principle)
24: 200,000/-
80EEA: 150,000/- (Remaining amount to be claim for Interest on loan)

In short I want to understand how can I use this 80EEA section deduction.


Pandy ji
13 August 2024 at 09:26

Computation of Income Tax: salary

Can anyone calculate income Tax from following details :
I. Monthly Components Amount (INR)
1. Basic Salary: 64,900
2. House Rent Allowance (50%): 32,450 ( rent paid 22,000 pm , city: pune)
3. Company contribution to E.P.F./Special Pay I: 7,788
4. Superannuation fund/Special Pay II (15%): 9,735
5. National Pension Scheme/Special Pay III (10%): 6,490
6. Leave Travel Assistance (10%): 8.490
7. Statutory Bonus/Ex-Gratia (20%): 12,980
8. Miscellaneous Allowance: 21,571
Total to be paid monthly (M)= 1,62,404
Total for the year [M12] [A] : 19,48,848

II.Variable Components
1. Annual Performance Bonus [APB] Per Month [M]: 18,333
Total APB 10.0% of Annual Gross Salary [B]: 2,19,996

III.Annual Component
1. Provision for your gratuity[C] (4.0%): 31,152
Annual Gross Salary [A+B+C] =21,99,996

IV. Major Benefits [Average cost per person p.a.)
Insurance and Food" [D] =41,000

Cost To Company (CTC) (A+B+C+D) =22,40,996






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