Anonymous
29 July 2013 at 09:32

Ca in service

Can a CA in Service can hold COP. I dont want to sign B/s but its gud to have old cop



Anonymous
29 July 2013 at 09:10

Audi

dear sir, if any bussiness less than 8%of profit of gross recipt and turn ovre less than 1 crore then compulsory mantain book of a.c and get audit. suppose firm or propriotor is maintain book of a.c and show less then 8% profit of t.o . then compulsory audit (t.o 60lacks.)


shalender

Consider the following situation
A is a salaried employee
He buys a house having sale deed of 2000000/-
He has paid 10 lakh in cheque from his saving account and 10 lakh from housing loan.
but he gets sale deed registered in the name of his wife.
The home loan is joint in his name and of his wife.HIS WIFE has no income and does not file any return.
As the owner of the property she is receiving the rent.
Now there are two questions
1. What will be the tax treatment of rent.Can A show it as house property incme or it will be a clubbed income
2.Can A claim the interest paid on house loan or not considering he is a joint loan bearer due to paying capacity but property is not in his name


Kapil Tiwari

I have both short term and long term capital gains from sale of units of Fidelity Equity Fund (during the one month open window period when Fidelity Equity Fund was being taken over/merged with L&T Mutual Fund). Now LTCG should be tax-exempt on the sale of the equity units and the STCG should attract 15%. This is provided Securities Transaction Tax has been paid. Am I correct?

Now, during the open window period, Fidelity re-purchased the equity units without exit load. Fidelity also bore the Security Transaction Tax. Hence, Fidelity bore the Security Transaction Tax and not me. Does my not paying the STT but Fidelity paying the STT, change the situation?

Even if Fidelity paid the STT, LTCG will still be tax exempt and STCG will attract the usual 15% for me. Is this correct? Thanks.


Kapil Tiwari

I have both short term and long term capital gains from sale of units of Fidelity Equity Fund (during the one month open window period when Fidelity Equity Fund was being taken over/merged with L&T Mutual Fund). Now LTCG should be tax-exempt on the sale of the equity units and the STCG should attract 15%. This is provided Securities Transaction Tax has been paid. Am I correct?

Now, during the open window period, Fidelity re-purchased the equity units without exit load. Fidelity also bore the Security Transaction Tax. Hence, Fidelity bore the Security Transaction Tax and not me. Does my not paying the STT but Fidelity paying the STT, change the situation?

Even if Fidelity paid the STT, LTCG will still be tax exempt and STCG will attract the usual 15% for me. Is this correct? Thanks.



Anonymous

Dear Experts,
We are a Sole Proprietor company in Delhi. We are looking to open branches in multiple states doing same business as the parent.
Reading through two sites below,

http://business.gov.in/growing_business/opening_branch.php

http://www.lowtax.net/lowtax/html/asia_pacific/corpinv/india_corporate_taxation.html

We understood the following.

1. Domestic companies simply need to pass a Board resolution; foreign companies must undertake an approval process with the Reserve Bank of India.

2.
- The individual to be appointed manager of the branch; and giving
- Authorization to a parent company official to make provision for necessary support of the branch

3. Taxation:
If a branch office receives no income, then nominally it will not have to pay tax.

We sell electronics goods through a distributor network.

Some questions:
1. We would like to ask the experts if there is something major we are missing in our findings.
2. Do we need to get any new numbers, e.g., Sales tax # etc., per state branch office when we use the branch to store and forward goods to the distributors?
3. For simplicity, we would like to implement such that the branch does not receive any income. How does the invoicing work in this case? Would parent branch invoice with shipment-origin from the branch office?

Thanks for your expert opinions.



Anonymous
29 July 2013 at 01:18

Ca with cop

can an individual ca sign a balance sheet with only COP and without registering the firm's name



Anonymous
29 July 2013 at 00:52

Articleship

Respected sir,
If anyone takes excess leaves during articleship, Is there any problem regarding attempt?



Anonymous

I know that it illegal to give 15G/H if the income is taxable but does anybody really gets prosecuted? Specifically, if one has paid all the taxes due to him for relevant FY and filed the return on time by self assessing. Further the return has also been cleared by IT Dept. at nil demand/refund. The only reason for submitting 15G/15H was to avoid excessive TDS deduction and the refund processing overhead thereof as the new Website TRACES is still not 100% when it comes to claiming/getting refunds. I had a very bad experience when it comes to getting refunds as the TDS was not reflected in 26AS due to mistakes not attributable to me but to the deductor.

Secondly, if yes one indeed can get prosecuted then how can one rectify the mistake of giving 15g/15h for past FY 2012-13,2011-12 etc.

Thirdly, What else can be done to get the refunds if they have not been processed even after visiting dept. in person and giving an application and doing all the formalities thereof.


AVNEESH KUMAR
28 July 2013 at 23:58

Huf

A PERSON WANT TO CREATE HUF-
1- WHAT IS PROCESS AND TREATMENT IN INCOME TAX

2- A PERSON CAN DEPOSITS HIS BUSINESS RECEIPTS IN SAVING BANK A/C






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