Anonymous
28 August 2013 at 18:55

Articleship help urgent

i have sent a letter for transfer of artclship in 2nd year to the institute 1.5months back. but dint gt any respond . whn i cntct my region wirc they told me i havnt submitted the document proof of my hometown. i submitted the same to them. now they r sayng from past 2 weeks they r forwarding my ltr to the noida office. till now they hvnt forwrded the same to them. i just wanna ask can i sent my principal noc ltr and other documents directly to the noida head office. as i want transfer as early as possible or should i wait for wirc to do the same.


paramjit
28 August 2013 at 18:47

St3 return oct-mar13

Sir,
Ser Tax to be paid, 25% by provider of service and 75% by receiver. Notif 30 0f 2012. How to fill the st3.
Is the value of service to be made 25%?
or Ser Tax rate reduced to 25%?
If service provider is providing service charging 100% s TAX AND ALSO 25% service tax, how coloumn A10 is to be filled.68(2) reverse charge.
please advice


Pravin Prajapat
28 August 2013 at 18:29

Revised schedule vi

I am presenting the F.S. of ABC Pvt. Ltd. under R.S. VI format it has the Following Data
Advance Tax (A.Y. 13-14) = 23,00,000
TDS(A.Y. 13-14)= 15,00,000(As per 26AS)
Provision for Tax = 28,00,000
How the presentation should be made as per R.S. VI is concern ?????????


Rashmi

Hi Experts,

Can anyone throw a pertinent view on the below statement given by a consultant who is claiming sometime derivative transaction can also be treated as capital gains/losses. below is what he says;

"Generally, gains / losses arising on derivative transactions are considered under the head ‘Income from Business and Profession’. Certain tests like scale of activity i.e., number of transactions, intention, objects clause, etc. would also help in determining the head under which such income is assessable.

However, based on certain judicial precedents, a view could be taken that where the derivative transaction is undertaken by an assessee to hedge the risk (against some investments), then, gains / losses made on the derivative transaction could be assessed as ‘Capital Gains’ on the premise that gain / loss on sale of investments is also assessed as ‘Capital Gains’.”


But I believe hedging it self proves such transactions are speculative in nature!! How much realistic is this?



Anonymous

Hi, An XYZ Pvt Ltd has 3 directors. The company is selling 30% of their shares to another person Mr.ABC with equal share from each director(10% each). Share value is identified and agreed on both the sides. The understanding between the company and the intended new director is that the price identified is for buying stake in the company and any further investments will be shared among the directors (all 4 of them) according to their stake ratio. Now, once Mr.ABC pays the agreed price for stake in the company and all legal procedures are followed, can the existing directors of XYZ Pvt. Ltd. can take out their respective 10% stake value received from Mr.ABC. Please let me know.

Thanks in advance. Thanks



Anonymous
28 August 2013 at 18:09

Suggestion required

Hi,

I am Icwai inter candidate working for Manufacturing company( writing my final exam in December 13, i got a offer in MNC for account receivable profile, kindly suggest, should I accept this offer or I should look for opportunities in costing, kindly help.


chillakuru chaitanya
28 August 2013 at 18:01

Service tax on transport charges

Transport charges for moving the containers from one place to another place are charged the bill with out service tax.Whether service tax to be deducted on transport charges under reverse charge mechanishm.The person who received the services is dealing cargo handling.


chillakuru chaitanya
28 August 2013 at 17:58

Service tax on transport charges

Transport charges for moving the containers from one place to another place are charged the bill with out service tax.Whether service tax to be deducted on transport charges under reverse charge mechanishm.The person who received the services is dealing cargo handling.


Sudhakar
28 August 2013 at 17:41

Income tax calculation

Dear Sir

I am a working women and my monthly salary income is given below. Kindly inform us the actual tax i have to pay.

Basic - 15300
HRA - 6120
Medical All- 1250
Conveyance - 800
Other Exp -19030

Total - 42500

I am paying rent of Rs.6000-00 per month. Kindly do the needful.

Regards
Lakshmi


Ghanshyam
28 August 2013 at 17:35

Who is a govt employee?

Dear Sir,

While solving a sum on income from salary,
in the question it is given that the employer is bank of Baroda.
hence, i have a doubt regarding commuted pension received by the employee.
whether entire pension would be exempt or only half will be exempt assuming that he is not covered by the Payment of Gratuity Act???????????






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