A person purchased some shares and mutual funds for Rs 50,000/- (STT paid) in the year 2010. Sold those shares and mutual funds in the year 2017 for Rs 3,00,000/-. As the long term capital gain is fully exempt from tax-- how could I enter the capital gain figures in capital gain schedule of ITR Form ? Or should I write the Long Term Capital Gain i.e. Rs 2,50,000/- in Exempt schedule of ITR directly and need not to enter capital gain figures in Capital Gain shcedule ?

Please suggest the above.

Is GST to be considered in definition of consideration value for Rs 50 Lacs limit.

Flat value without GST: Rs 49 Lacs (below 50 Lacs)
GST: Rs 5 Lacs
Flat Value including GST: Rs 54 Lacs

Here Flat value (without GST) Rs 50 Lacs. So is TDS required to be deducted ?

If there is any circular clarifying this, please share the circular number.

Dear sir,
We are deduct TDS u/s 194J for Directors Remuneration and whole year we are paid director remuneration amount of Rs 60 Lakhs.

My question is whether above income chargeable under head Business or profession or else income from other sources. In case we are file the return under heads business or profession tax audit will applicable or not .

Please clarify my doubt.

Donation to recognized temple in the name of minor. How to claim tax benefit by the child's father? The donation receipt only carries child's name and the charity name

Ex : Mr. X purchased property 1984-85 at Rs. 100000 subsequently, incurred cost of
improvement Rs, 500000 and settled in favour of his son Mr. Y in 2001-02 and paid fix stamp duty since it was family settlement and sub registrar adopted rate for registration of settlement deed Rs. 200000 after depreciation of property. Susequently, in the FY 2010-11 it was sold for Rs. 50,00,000/- pl let me know what will be the cost of acquisition for his son Y with indexation. Office has adopted Rs. 200000/- cost acuisition, ignoring family settlement and cost on which property acquired in 1984-85 by Mr. X

Dear Sir / Madam
In Charitable Trust balance sheet depreciation of fixed assets were never accounted since years. Now for some reason and to avoid tax it
is necessary to take depreciation on books. Now my query is how to take depreciation on fixed assets I mean the original value should be taken as opening balance of FY 2017-18 of any fixed asset or will have to take from year of original purchase and how much amt is allowable. e,g, If the opening balance of Furniture is say Rs.100/- as on 01.04.2018 and it was purchase in the year say 2013-14 then 10% of 100 means Rs.10 is be taken as depreciation or otherwise Please explain.
Thanks in advance.

The assessee has received advance towards sale of property and TDS of 1% has been deducted during previous assessment years. Now the sale deal is to be cancelled and final sale is not to take place. How to claim back the TDS deducted since no income will be offered in this case now?

Sir,
My client has sold out a residential house property for 50 lacs in 2018 which was purchased by him in 2011 for Rs. 35 Lacs and then he purchased another house after sale of existing house for Rs. 55 lacs but taken a house loan from bank for purchase of this new house for Rs. 50 lacs.

Please suggest whether exemption u/s 54 can be availed for sale of this house and then purchase a new house

Sir
It the turn over as per gst and as per incometax are different.
Then what was the case.
That means is there any problem

I am running a Proprietory Business. In column E-18 of ITR-4 (Sugam) of Fixed Assets, what types of fixed assets will be shown in this column? Can I show in my ITR-4, E-18 Column, my Saving Bank fixed deposits/post office Fixed deposit/ MIS of my name ? Can Fixed Deposit can be shown in other assets column E-24 ? Give me your expert advice.

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