imran
26 January 2019 at 21:18

Tds deduction

Dear sir
my client sup lie buffalo to meet exporter , he purchased buffalo from farmer in cash they have no pan and without any purchase bill
what is the treatment in income tax of this kind cash purchase.
he receipt all amount from exporter in bank.
what is the limit of cash purchase


Lalit Patil
26 January 2019 at 18:28

Address proof in gst registration of llp

Hi,

I want to register under GST. I'm using my own place for my LLP Office. There is two partners in the LLP firm. Is property tax receipt in my name is allowed as address proof in GST registration ?

Pls suggest me. Thanks in advance.


Sravan Reddy G

Dear sir,
Can you Plz help me how to Do accounting for Imports and Exports of Goods.
Eg. I had Imported 10,000/- Value stock and I paid all Taxes like Customs and IGST and Other.

I am Treating
Purchase Value (Paid to Debtor) - Treating as Purchas i.e.,10,000/-
Bank Charges - Treating as Indirect Expenses
Customs and other I am - Treating as Indirect Expenditure. One to the Amount extant IGST is treating as Asset since we get ITC in gst .

IS that Treatment is Correct.


And also Say Exports of goods Entry.


Mohith Guptha

Dear Sir/Madam,

we are 6 members of family as directors in our pvt ltd company, out of these 6 directors, 4 of us have a property jointly registered for which we have taken a mortgage loan from bank.

I would like to know can we bring that money taken from mortgage loan and invest in the pvt limited company in which we are directors. If we can in what ways and sections of the law, what shall be the implications of the same in income tax and GST.

Request your suggestion on the same.

Thanks in advance.

Regards
MKG


Abhay Dhumal Accounting Manage
25 January 2019 at 19:35

Convert indian p&l, bs into usd

Hi,

Please help me out on following queries,

1. We prepare YTD P&L which includes all MTD P&L. We convert the same in USD with respective months USD rate. Is it the right way of doing the same ? please advice...

2. We prepare Balance sheet also in INR as well as in USD, however the profit/loss does not match with USD balance sheet because we convert the balance sheet in USD with current month rate. Please suggest the correct approach.


Sopan Dattatray Pingale

Sir,

i am builder and GST register dealer i construct building under process 3 flats booking and received advance Rs.900000.00 please tell me i payment GST on Advance or when agreement of customer

Please solver my query


shrikant

Deprecitation on building block is not considered while processing the returns. It may be because of inadvertently ticking of a box of deletion of building block. What is the remedy.


Anshuman Basu
25 January 2019 at 17:52

Gta received advocate bill

If a registered GTA service provider received an Advocate Bill, then what is the GST treatment. Both of Service is RCM basis. Who is the person to pay GST to Government? Who is the Person to take ITC. Pl explain


Aiswarya
25 January 2019 at 17:08

Non filling of form 112

My friend registered CA course through CPT route and cleared group 1 of IPCC . Currently doing articleship and this is his 3 rd year of articleship . At the time of registration of articleship he was doing Bcom through distance mode. While filling up the registration form he put tick mark on the column " 17(a) .Whether the articled assistant has taken up any other course of study academic or professional as YES ," but didn't fill up form 112. He was not aware of the fact that it was mandatory to fill up Form 112 . Now only came to know about this . Kindly advice on this matter for further proceedings .


Varsha singh

1. Return filled for November 2017. Only one sale for November return that was wrongly filed in unregistered section.
2. While checking the annual records, it was brought in the notice by the vendor that his input was not available.
3. Upon checking it was found that his invoice was booked in the unregistered section instead of the registered section.

Now, what can be done??
I know this much that I can now amend the invoice, but if I do so do I need to pay tax again and claim for a refund??? or some other way out is there???





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