Catherine
13 September 2021 at 11:07

ANNUAL RETURN-GSTR 9 & 9C

Dear Sir/Madam,

Kindly confirm the Turnover Limit for GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C for F.Y. 2020-21?
As i am having doubts regarding the information gathered via my colleagues and in google also they have not provided the information properly.
Kindly clarify it and also please provide a reliable website where i can check any updates regarding GST. Thanks in Advance.


Ritik Jain
12 September 2021 at 23:16

Should Calculate Capital Gain or Not

My Client Purchased a Shop from Nagar Palika For Rs. 10 lakh in Auction. And then for transfer of shop to me. Nagar palika executed a Rent cum Lease Deed for a period of 3 years. (Year 2015) my client paid monthly rent charges and renew the contract after consecutive 3 years. In Feb 2021 client Sale the asset to third third person for rs 9 lakh. Further Nagar Palika executed a Rent cum lease contract. For transfer the shop from my client to third party.
(A) So should capital gain on this transaction or not. (B) or should purchase amount consider as Security deposit or sale amount consider as SD Refudable amount. (10 lakh - 9 lakh = 1 lakh Capital Loss) Note : at the time of sale comsideration rs. 9 lakh received from third party who purchased the shop.


PRABHAKAR PAL

While filling up the ITR-6 for domestic Company for AY 20-21 (Pr. Yr. 19-20) a wrong entry was given as "yes" in the column - "Whether total turnover/ gross receipts in the previous year 2017-18 exceeds 400 crore rupees? (Yes/No) (applicable for Domestic Company )". It was a small clerical mistake, but the effect was 'heavy' Rs. 33 lakh having been paid in excess.
As a consequence, 30% tax happened to be given with the 'self Asst. Tax'. It should have been 25%. In the Pr. Yr. 2017-18 the Turnover was 41.00 Crore. Therefore, Rs. 33 Lakh + has been paid excess.
Due date for revised return has expired on 31.05.2021.
How can the assessee get refund? Please advise and suggest the way of claiming Refund.


Kollipara Sundaraiah
12 September 2021 at 15:06

INTEREST FROM FD AND SB ACCOUNT

SIR,
interest income from fixed deposit and savings bank account income amounts treatment in books capital account transferred or profit and loss account transferred below two options.
1. It assess non business person.
2. it assess business person.


DIVYESH JAIN

Dear Sir,

I earn a rental income from Commercial House property and business income as contract income.
Can I book any expenses with regards to income earned from house property like monthly maintenance expenses or any other to reduce the Taxable income from rent.

Please help me in this matter.

Regards,
Divyesh Jain


Devendra
11 September 2021 at 20:06

Defective notice u/s 139(9)

I got Defective notice u/s 139(9) for A.Y.2020-21. I want to rectify it but Prefilled data file not downloaded for A.Y.2020-21. So pl. guide me for procedure for return file u/s 139(9)


Alok Sharma & Co CA

We are receiving Notices about discrepancies by I T Deptt For AY 2020-21 Some of Discrepancies
are as under
1. Interest on FDR not Credited in PL A/c while it has been taken in Capital A/c of Assessee and taken under Income From Other Sources Capital Account has already been attached with Audited Balance Sheet
2. Interest on PPF Account not credited in PL Account while it is claimed as exempted and taken under Capital Account as well
How I can submit Response


ARUN GUPTA
11 September 2021 at 19:10

Denial of GST sale by the party

We sold Goods to a party ex delivery by eway bill but now after delivery party is Denying delivery and receipt of Goods? What should We do now?How should We deal with the party?


A.Senthil Subramanian
11 September 2021 at 18:13

TDS ON PROPERTY SALE/PURCHASE

Dear all Experts, Please clarify me, In sale of property, If both buyer and seller are NRIs and property in India what are the tax implications to be followed.


Nitesh Maheshwari

Dear Sir ,
A person received Gratuity amount more then exemption limit of payment under gratuity act 1972 i.e 15 days of every year ,
company has paid 20 days per year gratuity
can excess amount over and above the exemption we claim relief us 89 (1) .






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