Dear Sir,

I plan to purchase a property from an individual having RNOR status. He is NRI returning home and is filing tax in India as RNOR. My question is: For TDS on sale of property should I consider him as NRI and deduct TDS at 22% or should I consider him as resident and deduct TDS at standard 1%? A swift response will be very helpful.

Regards,
Afaq Shaikh

Sir
We have received maturity amount of rs 300000/ earlier not recorded in our books now can we
show in our books if yes then what we do the journal entry

Is GST Applicability on Cold Storage of Agriculture produce and Support services to agriculture, forestry, fishing, animal husbandry

IF MARCH 22 ADVOCATE'S BILL --> I DEPOSIT REVERSE GST IN DEC 22, WILL IT SHOW IN 2B SO I CAN CLAIM IT NOW?
MY VIEW--> YES. GST ON EXPS ON REV.CHARGES CAN BE CLAIMED ANYTIME WHEN GST IS DEPOSITED BY RECEPIENT.
FY2122 LIMIT OF 30 NOV 2022 DOESNT APPLY TO GST ON EXPS INCURRED FOR ADVOCATES ETC./REVERSE CHARGE, RIGHT?

i havebank FDs for Rs 24,00,000 earning interest @ 6.3% income. Interest rate has since increased in presently *%.
Cancelling of fds and making fresh fds will involve Penalty and deduction of differential interest.
Can i take loan against FDs(@6.8%) and invest the loan amount to earn 8% bank interest. In such a case can i net the interest income for taxation deucting the total interest paid to bank from gross interest income

Dear Sir,
I want to ask an question regarding the deemed export
My Firm Name name is ABC Pvt Ltd sell the goods to to our party Prime Goods Pvt Ltd (Which is located at Kerla and he is aleardy registered in Export promotional Council) on 16th october, 2022 at 0.1% concessional Rate(Deemed Export) Basic Value 2850255/- @0.1% 2850/- total Invoice Value 2853105/- apart from of this, i also sell the goods to my another party whose name is voltaa india pvt ltd (located at Delhi) on 17th october, 2022 basic value is 2537932/- @18% 456828/- total invoice value 2994760/-
my october month all inputs is 409628/- (my all input are exist under 18% tax slab)
i have aleardy filed the october, 2022 return in month of november 2022 after all itc adjustment.
So, I want to know about Can i eligible for the refund under Deemed Export or Inverted Duty tax Structure (one of these)?
What is the formula for find out refund amount (under deemed export or inverted duty structure) ? and please elaborate for this calculation
whom i should claim refund under deemed export or inverted duty structure please suggest?
and what is the document should i obtained for filling the refund process and also explain this example ?

Thanks & Regards
Abc Pvt Ltd
Email: sharma.hunny826@gmail.com

I have Agricultural Land close to main road of the town. Now i want to develop commercial complex over there after obtaining NA permission.
I have intention to sell these commercial shops after receiving BU permission. Hence no issue of GST remained.

Now i have two option to avail for income tax treatment

Option 1:- I need to convert Capital Assets i.e Land or Fully constructed Complex in stock in trade then make sale as goods.

Option 2 :- Sale of each commercial shop as a Capital assets.

Which option is should i go ? If any other option available for Income tax treatment then please inform.

Dear Sir,

One of my client is into Transport business and he do Sales only on Reverse charge basis. He doesn't pay any GST on the sale amount as all his sales is under RCM.

My query is while filing GSTR-9, do I have to report this sales under HSN column as under HSN only Taxable amount has to be mentioned which is Nil in my client's case.

Please help me in this matter.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain

If x amount is withdrawn from the current account to the savings account (both accounts are of the same proprietor) and the same amount is redeposited back to the current account. Will it be considered a reverse entry or a fresh capital added?
Little confused about how it can be considered?

Dear Expert,

Can anyone confirm that how much cash deposit savings account and salary account in a financial year? As per income tax point of view.