Issue: A salaried employee is getting reimbursement of Fuel/driver expenses etc as part of his salary against his own car. So far in old regime, he can claim the exemption u/s 17(2 of Rs. 32,400/- for his small car. However, while switching to new regime this year, he is unable to claim the same in ITR-2, though the Form captures the perquisite amount under the Income Head- Salary properly. My query is -

1) Is this exemption u/s17(2) is still available under New Tax Regime ?
2) And if so, how can this be claimed in ITR-2?

Hi,

Property purchased in 2005 by a partnership firm. Now the firm is getting dissolved and two partners receive 50-50 share in same property after dissolution.

Partnership firm will pay capital gain tax on recokner value as on date.

What will be the cost to partner when they sell their respective share in future?

Will it be recokner value as shown by partnership firm? Or cost to previous owner i.e original cost paid by partnership firm with indexation?

Pls advice

Regards,

how to apply pan card for self help group. what are the require documents.

Hi,

I had purchased 3 land parcels on different dates, different sellers and separate registries.
1. Oct 2024 - Seller 1, Land 1 - 100 SQM, COA - 10L
2. Dec 2024 - Seller 2, Land 2 - 100 SQM, COA - 10L
3. Jan 2025 - Seller 3, Land 3 - 100 SQM - COA - 10L

I sold all 3 parcels of land combined to one buyer in a single registry.
July 2025 - Buyer - 300 SQM - Value - 45L

- The above transaction has to be reported as Short Term Capital Gain for ITR FY 25-26.
The STCG section does not have an option to report multiple registries together and only one date of purchase can be entered.
1. Option 1 - Report each land sell separately, by dividing the sell value in 3 equal portions.
2. Option 2 - Report total land sell in one go, by taking the date of purchase of the earliest land.
3. Option 3 - If any other option can be suggested.

Please advice on how to go ahead with this.

Thanks in Advance.

a dentist receive salary from his employer he receives some amount from own practice & receives some amount as gifts from his parents which itr should he filed is balance sheet required for itr filling

I gifted mutual fund units to my daughter in January 2026. Now my AIS shows this transaction as off market transaction. Kindly advise in which schedule of ITR-2, I have to show this transaction as a transferor. I understand that my daughter has to show this transaction in exempted income schedule.

AIS statement shows foreign remittance receipt under section 195 of INR 80/- with TDS Rs.25/- plus interest on savings INR 109/-. whereas 26AS shows only foreign remittance receipt of INR.80 with TDS Rs.25/- divided in quarterly sums .
But in reality there is no receipt . Guide me for filing ITR2. no other income in India.

ITR utility 2/3 is calculating tax @15% for sale of residential property purchased before the cutoff date, July 23, 2024, instead of 20% with indexation. How to correct it?

Hi
When landowner sell his share of flat on or before the completion date when he should file income tax return and declare capital gain income?
Section of the proviso says when the capital gains shall be deemed to be the income of the previous year in which such transfer takes place.. what is which transfer refers to flats or land it decides the year of chargeability, can some one help me with this

Sir,
It is on record that Indian Post Office does not credit Annual Accrued Interest of RD. It pays only on maturity of RD along with Principle amount. It also does not deduct TDS But depositor shows approx accrued interest on his RD in his every annual ITRs to avoid heavy tax burden in the last year of RD Maturity. It causes mismatch in figure as reported in AIS in the maturity year of RD. Depositor gives feed back in maturity year with his yearly details of interest amount he had already reported in relevant previous years ITRs But when ITax Department gets confirmation of feedback from 'Source" i.e. Post Office , it reports that "feedback of depositor as incorrect "as it credits interest only at maturity. This specific problem occurs only in case of Post Office RDs Hence query:--

1. Whether Depositor Is correct by reporting regularly annual approx accrued interest in his every
early ITRs ?
2. What action lies on part of Depositor when Source Post Office returns feed back as " Incorrect Feed Back " ?
3 What ITax Department does on such feed back ultimately when figures of AIS and ITR does not match in such situation / Feed back . ?
4. What is correct way to treat accrued interest on Post Office RDs when they are following different way of Accounting i.e. Cash Basis where as depositor follows accrual basis of accounting for RDs interests every year. ?

Please help & guide Point wise .