Anonymous
10 May 2017 at 21:04

Cash bill without buyer's tin no

We are manufacturer of Gram flour, Peas Flour & Rice flour (Tax exempted goods). We are currently supplying within state limit and we don''t do interstate business. Most of our buyers are small shopkeepers or sweet stalls who don''t posses TIN nos. In this case,can i raise a cash bill in name of buyer for the goods purchased without mentioning his TIN no.Kindly advise.



Anonymous
09 May 2017 at 10:35

Long term capital gain

I have been efiling my IT Return since many years showing my business income u/s.44AD. This financial year FY 2016-17, I have sold my house for Rs.20.00 lac which was purchased by me long ago. After applying Indexed cost of acquisition, there is no any capital gain. Is it compulsory to show this transaction in my ITR ? If yes, which ITR should I use ? And how to show the nil LTCC ?



Anonymous
03 May 2017 at 13:31

Turnover u/s.44ad

My total Turnover is Rs.27.00 lac during the financial Year 2016-17. Out of which, I have received Rs.25.50 lac vide cheques and 1.50 lac remaining receivable..May I declare income @ 6% on Rs.25.50 lac and 8% on Rs.1.50 lac u/s.44AD ? The outstanding amount of Rs.1.50 lac has been received by me in April,2017 vide cheque.


Anoop Chitkara

A bought a flat a decade ago. Less than three years ago, he gifted it to his two sons in equal shares through a registered gift deed. Stamp duty was paid on the prevailing market value. Now sons want to sell it. What would be the value to compute capital gains tax? The price at which the father had purchased or the market price at the time of gift deed as reflected in the registered gift instrument?


Anoop Chitkara

A gifted his residential flat in urban area to his sons B&C. Now B&C want to sell it. On what amount capital gains tax will be paid? The amount on which tax registration fee was paid? or The cost of purchase by A? Would inflationary deductions be available in both scenarios?


Anoop Chitkara

A has two sons & one daughter. He lost his wife long time ago. A transferred his residential house to his sons B&C, by a registered gift deed. Now A has asked B&C to sell the house and distribute the sale proceeds in four equal shares. My questions are: 1. Can B&C receive sale consideration in 4 equal shares? 2. If not, then B&C will pay the above stated shares to A & Daughter. In such a situation, who would pay capital gains tax?



Anonymous
30 April 2017 at 20:33

Ltcc on ancestral property

I a, going to sell a ancestral plot of land which was purchased by my father long ago for a consideration of about 5000/- The sale price would be about 50.00 lac. What are the ways and schemes which can minimize capital gain tax on the same..


shradhha gadak
29 April 2017 at 21:07

Regarding gifting process

1. I want to gift my parents around 4lakh on anniversary. Can I gift them through cheque. Do I have to do any written deed for it? Can they purchase jewellery with it in their name? 2. Can I directly gift them jewellery from cheque from my account. whose name would the jewellery bill should be then?



Anonymous
28 April 2017 at 21:40

Maintenance of accounts u/s.44aa

We are a partnership firm having a supply business turnover of Rs.27.00 lac during the financial year 2016-2017. Which ITR should we use ? If we declare income u/s.44AD, whether we are required to maintain account books ?



Anonymous
25 April 2017 at 13:05

Tds

Sir, there was a mistake in the TDS Return filed. We have wrongly mentioned the name of a person instead of another in the tds return. so what should we do to correct the mistake so that the right person will get the tax credit instead of the one who has been mentioned in the return? Should we revise the return or file online correction statement?





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