Dear sir
Can husband claimed exception 54F, if property which is sold in the name of wife and new property purchased in the name of husband. spouse is a housewife.
thanks.....
Dear Experts,
I have filled my Returned for the F Y 13-14 after the due date and I missed the claimed TDS refund in my ITR. So there is any way to claimed the TDS Refund and please let me know the procedures...please....
Thanks in advances...
Hello Experts
We need to may payment to a foreign sports person to endorse our brand outside India (on her clothes, she will be sporting our logo). Will TDS be applicable ?
Dear All, I have a query, whether we can file a income tax return of previous year of assessee, when pan card was made in current financial year? Regards, Dipesh
Answer nowis it necessary for a company to file income tax return if it has not started manufacturing and has incurred preliminary expense only?
if yes, do we need to file form 29B also
Dear experts,
the company has given the incentive to service provider, plz let me know weather TDS will attract or not if yes how much and which section it will cover.......
regard
Anita Agarwal
spa services (massage etc) is done is a service or business?
Answer nowDear Sir / Madam,
I wish to know how to compute income in case of a person owning 3 passenger vehicles which he uses to transport people from one point to their offices or sometimes for tour purpose.
1) Whether his business treated as a contractor, eligible for TDS u/s 94C?
2) Whether his income is calculated on presumptive basis? if yes which section 44AD or 44AE?
3) If presumptive taxation is not applicable then?
4) Can he claim depreciation on his vehicles? Whether rate of depreciation is different for passenger vehicles?
Kindly revert.
Thanks & Regards,
Suraj
Sir,my son acquired NRI status after residing continuously for more than six months in Canada after going there on work permit.He opened his NRE account in India and is remitting surplus funds into his NRE account from his salary sfter deduction of taxes as per their norms.But after getting NRI status,immediately he could not get his existing Indian accounts (FD and SB accounts) converted into NRO accounts which are running as of Indian resident only.He is not having any income in India other than interest on FD etc.which is much below the annual taxable income for AY 2015-16 but as the interest amount exceeded Rs.10000.00,the bank deducted TDS on interest .
1. Can he file his ITR in India as Indian Resident to claim refund of the TDS deducted by the bank on his FDs ?
2. If yes,what residency status he should write in his ITR as Indian Resident or Non-Resident ?
3. Also on e-filing the return,in the Computation of Income sheet generated,one declaration is there that It is further certified that I have no Foreign income and Foreign assets while actually as my son is working there,he is getting income also.
4. Also whether he should mention all his operative/running accounts including NRE accounts also along with Resident Indian accounts in the ITR to be filed ?
5. Please clarify if any other precautions are needed while filing ITR ii India to claim for refund.
6. Which Form he should use for filing of his ITR in India and how he should disclose all the particulars discussed above ? What will be his residential status Resident or Non-resident in ITR while filing his return in India ?
7. In his ITR to be filed should he disclose all his operative accounts including NRE account as mentioned above.
Please clarify the position by substantiating Income Tax Sections,if possible.
Thanks in anticipation.
Hardev Singh Batra
I am a resident Indian & I want to sold one property which is in the name of me & my two NRI Uncles. Purchaser told me that he deduct 20 % TDS on transaction because my Uncles are NRI. The property belongs to us for more than 1 year.
My Question is
1) If we reinvest the capital gain amount in other asset then it wiil be Exempted from tax or not?
2) Can this TDS Amount will be refunded to us?
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