SUDHEEP M
11 March 2026 at 11:53

TDS on Immovable property to an NRI

Sir,

Transactions in immovable property when seller is a resident normally attract Tax @1% if transaction value exceed Rs. 50 lakh. What was the cases if the seller was non resident. Whether exemption limit was applicable in case NRI and what was the rate of tax applicable. Normally TDS was remitted under 194IA using PAN of the Purchaser. How the transaction with NRI can be remitted whether using PAN or taking TAN seperately. who is required to take TAN whether purchaser or seller


Suresh S. Tejwani

The case is as explained below.
The Party has filed Original Return for Financial Year 23-24 and 24-25 and Later it has been came to the knowledge that the party is liable to income tax audit as the turnover exceeds the limit. So , After Filing of Original Return , and Submission of Income Tax Audit Report , Updated Return can be filed or not with the same Figure ??


pooja Garg

Hi,

I have a query regarding the income tax implications on the transfer of a partnership stake.

For example, an LLP has three partners—two are individuals and one is a company. The company partner has purchased the stake of the remaining two individual partners.

Now, the two individual partners would like to understand the applicable income tax rate on the gain arising from the transfer of their partnership stake to the company partner within the LLP.

Additionally, they would like to know what the applicable tax rate would be if the stake is transferred to an external entity outside the LLP.

Kindly clarify the applicable tax treatment in both scenarios.

Thanks.


Rajkumar Gutti
08 March 2026 at 00:01

Expenses add back in profit

We are purchasing grocery for distributing poor people. The purchase is about 75 lacs. This grocery we debited to charity & donation account. The same expenses, we add back in profit. On this expenses we did not deduct tds u/s 194 Q.
Question-----
1) Even we add back 100% expense due to not business expenses, though still required again 30% expenses add back in profit.
2) If not deduction of tds any interest,/ penalty or any prosecution. What percentage int & penalty.


rmalhotra

Sir,
While calculating relief of Section 89 in Table A / Form 10E can we calculate and claim relief as per New Tax Regime , when ITRs of past years were already filed in Old Regime.. Example when ITRs of Financial Years
2020-21,
2021-22,2022-23 were filed as per Old Regime in relevant assessment years. But salary arrears of those years are received in FY2025-26 ( AY2026-27) . Table A for past years for which arrears are received is to be completed. Portal gives system calculated as per new regime ( being default regime ) tax on Total Income (inclusive of arrears of each past year ). Against which option is either to accept system calculated tax amount OR input own tax calculated amount of each past years for which arrears are received. Now because of alternate tax regimes (Old or New ) the query arises.
1.Can we opt New Tax Regime for calculations of past relevant financial years , even when ITRs were already filed under Old Regime of relevant AYs.
2. Is there any restriction that relief of Past Years has to be calculated (and put in filed of Table A field ) as per same regime as was opted in ITRs filed for related Assessment Years ( against system calculated figures of default regime)
3.Can relief calculations be now made in more beneficial mode of calculations for past years as well
Please guideon above pointwise .


S R Reddy
04 March 2026 at 12:02

Sale of Gold ornaments

Sir,
Can I sell family gold oraments with limits on weight ,without attracting Income tax ? Please clarify. Thanks


Suresh S. Tejwani
03 March 2026 at 11:31

SECTION 194T

If a partner incurs travelling expenses exceeding ₹20,000 for the purpose of the firm’s business and the firm subsequently reimburses the exact amount to the partner, whether the provisions of Section 194T of the Income-tax Act, 1961 are applicable on such reimbursement?


Rajkumar Gutti
02 March 2026 at 13:01

Cloud service

Payment made to Indian company for providing cloud based service. Subscription is for 1 year.
Is tds applicable, if yes which sec.


rmalhotra


Hence query:-

1 Can for financial years 2021,2022,2023 the tax calculations ( inclusive of arrears of respective years ) be done Sir
During FY 2025-26 some arrears are received and these arrears are of and related to earlier financial years. Where as in current financial year income ( i.e for Assessment Year 2026-27 ) ITR is to be filed under New Tax Regime ( which is now a default regime in individual case ). But for income of earlier financial years i.e 2020-21, 2021-22 .2022-23, the ITRs were earlier filed under Old Regimes in their relevant assessment years.
Now relief under section 89 is to be claimed with calculations and by filing of Gorm10E in assessment year 2026=27.now as per New Tax Regime when ITRs of these FYs were already filed as per Old Regime and time of filing of Revised Returns is also already elapsed.
2. Can there be mismatch allowed of selecting different Tax Regimes for calculating only relief of Section 89. pertaining to past ITRs already filed. OR Tax Regime has to be mandatorily to be same for Relief Calculations and that of ITRs of related Financial Years.
3 Can in above case , New Tax Regime can be chosen for calculating relief under section 89 for earlier financial years, if New Tax Relief turns out to be more beneficial in such case

Please guide point-wise.

Thank You.






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