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RAJESH KMUMAR
15 June 2024 at 19:40

GST and Income Tax Return

Sir,
A person who registered in GST as a trader and have rental income from residential house property,
then he will be liable to raise a GST invoice on rental income. If not liable to GST invoice then how to show rental income in income tax retrun.

Thankin Yoy

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Narasimha rao Pothuraju

Dear Sir,

I received a notice under Section 147 about a year ago for the 2015-2016 fiscal year for not filing my returns, but I did not respond for an entire year. They sent multiple reminders, but I ignored them based on advice from some people.

Meanwhile, I received the latest proceeding under Section 147 with some penalties a month ago, asking me to submit a response.

Yesterday, I received a notice under Section 271F with a penalty of Rs. 5000/-.

My question is, do I need to pay the amount as per the Section 147 proceedings or the Section 271F notice penalty? In the Income Tax outstanding demand section, I see notices with different amounts.

Please advise.

Thank you.

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Tamanna Kapoor

In a recent case law Synergia Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd Vs DCIT (ITAT Mumbai) tribunal has allowed for deduction of csr expenses.
Is it applicable to all companies.
Can a company opting for 115BAA claim csr expenses deduction under 80G for current financial year?

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suresh s. tejwani

If order under 220(6) of income ax act, 1961 is issued regarding approval of stay in CIT(A) and assesse has already paid 20% of outstanding demand
So whether any submission is to made against such order in income tax portal?
Whether such order is to presented against CIT for stay ?

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omnath
13 June 2024 at 19:30

Sales of land capital gain 2024

SIR
MR A SALES OF VACANT LAND RS 15,00,000 AS ON 15.06.20023. HE PURCHASE THIS LAND AS 0M 10.05.1987 COST OF RS 13,000. AFTER HE SPENT THIS RS 4,50,000/- FOR IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT EXP FOR VARIOUS YEAR ( 1990 RS 60000/- AND 2001 RS. 75000/- 2005 RS. 125000 AND 2010 RS 90000/- And 2020 RS. 100000/-)HE FILING THE INCOME TAX ASSST-YEAR 2024-25 HE CLAIM THIS AMOUNT ON CAPITAL CAIN WORKING
THANKS

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Namita

I filled form 27Q incorrectly initially and didn't add breakup of the payments made (different installments).

Reporting it like this in detail has indicated interest for late deduction for the first payment, which I have paid @ 1% per month. The correction is accepted in Traces and I have the revised CSI and Conso file. The Challan tab shows the new challan as well.

When I correct the entries in RPU, there is no column for interest to indicate the interest value and that the new challan has been paid for it.

How to sync/tie the new challan to the entry with delayed TDS deduction. Should I add a new row just for the interest? Since I don't see the column for interest not sure where and how to fill this.

Or should I leave it as is since the challan tab shows the interest paid. If I just correct and add the break up of all payments in the deductee tab, will they be matched and reconciled automatically during processing. Please help.

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suresh s. tejwani

My proprietorship firm doesn't exceed 10 cr annual turnover and my cash transactions are under 5%. Do I need to hire a CA or can I file my own income tax returns?

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Abhay Kamath

Dear All,

We purchased a flat this year
Agreement happened on 18th April 2024
26QB TDS was paid @1% (1.7 lakhs) on 18th April 2024

We started received short deduction notices. Turns out seller's Aadhaar and PAN were not linked. Hence, PAN was showing inoperative.

They completed linking it on 24th May 2024

Now, we are still getting deduction notices. Since sale value was 1.7 crore, we won't be able to pay 20% TDS (34 lakhs) since we have already got home loan (disbursed and EMI started)

We are not sure if seller will be able to pay or not. CA mentioned that as per CBDT if TDS was paid by 31st Mar 2024 and PAN Aadhaar linking was done by 31st May 2024, there is relief. Our TDS payment was done on 18th Apr 2024.

Is there a way out of this? Can we appeal to ITR department for relief?

Kindly advise, thanks in advance

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CA Shrawan Suthar
05 June 2024 at 11:27

Partnership firm Takeover by Partner

Partnership firm is taken over by a partner, all assets and liabilities at book value at 31.03.2024 and continued business as proprietor from 1st April 2024. should the financials of firm as on 31.03.2024 reflect this transfer or it will be taken as post financials event? normal financials to be prepared for firm as on 31.03.2024?

Tax implications of this on partnership firm ?

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Ecstasyvio
05 June 2024 at 11:20

Capital gains OR

I received money along with my bothers sisters and uncles when property inherited by us from my paternal grandfather, was sold ten years before. my 1/12th share. (2 uncles and 2 siblings and mother). Rs.10 Lac was not given by the builder then and held back as security until premises made vacant by tenants. But builder lapsed on the agreement for ten years for lack of money . Now after raising a legal notice by us, he has agreed to restart the project and pay Rs. 10 lac withheld. I had disclosed the full amount before ten years in my IT return as Capital Gains. I had put the indexed amount under NHAI bonds for 5 years. This amount then included the INR Ten lac receivable now. So Should I now re-disclose this INR 10 Lac amount in FY 24-25 ?. Is it necessary?
In the meantime I lost my mother 2 years back. so her share of INR 10 Lac will be divided among her 3 children. So I will receive INR 10 lac/ 3 from my mothers bank account ,which is operable by my sister. how to treat this money in my return next year?
The builder will enter into a agreement now to give interest on INR 10 Lac for ten years (as per previous agreement) in the form of space of 100 sft. but again convert this 100 sft x Rate per square foot to INR and pay at the time of plinth may be 1.5 to 2 years hence to me (and all others as well) . How to treat this substantial money to tax then?
How to save tax on this amount receivable after 1.5 to 2 years. can it be treated as LTCG and amount diverted to NHAI bonds under sec 54c. Or can it be treated as hardship amount. Which is the safe way w.o. tax hurdle. or any other way. please let me know fast as we have to enter in to a MOU with Builder in coming few days.

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