My company name is Aniket India Private Limited and the annual turnover is approximately ₹3 crore.
Due to certain financial constraints, the statutory audit and tax audit for Financial Year 2024–25 could not be conducted within the due time. Additionally, the TDS returns for FY 2024–25 have not been filed for any quarter.
I would like to seek guidance on the following points:
1.Is it still possible to complete the statutory audit, tax audit, and all pending ROC compliances for FY 2024–25 at this stage?
2. If yes, what would be the approximate penalties, late fees, or additional charges applicable under the Income Tax Act and Companies Act?
3. Should I file the pending TDS returns for FY 2024–25 now, even though they were not filed earlier, and will this be mandatory or advisable for completing the statutory audit and tax audit?
Kindly suggest the best practical and legally compliant course of action to regularize all defaults with minimum risk and penalties.
SIR,
WE HAVE SOLD SOME OLD MACHINERIES ON PAYMENT OF GST ON TRANSACTIONAL VALUE. NOW THE PROBLEM IS THAT IN THE ACCOUNTS A PROFIT[AS PER INVCOME TAX] IS SHOWING AGAINST THE ABOVE SALE. MY QUESTION IS WHETHER WE HAVE TO PAY GST ON THIS PROFIT ALSO.
PLEASE ADVISE.
REGARDS
Whether share trading profits of INR 1 LAC in STT paid and STT not paid all in listed stocks can be shown as business income in ITR. I m trading since 5 year's I m a trader.
Madam / Sir,
I have received inherited shares after my mother's death to my account. Say company 'A' which was purchased by my mother for Rs 160 per shares in 2019 and the same is at present trading around Rs 620. The same share is transferred to my demat account after the inheritance process. On the day it was transferred this share was trading at Rs 595. Now in my capital gain report generated by my broker platform it shows that Rs 620 - Rs 595 = Rs 25 per share capital gain whereas actual is Rs 620 - Rs 160 = Rs 460 per share. Thus, while filling ITR for FY 25-26 (AY 26-27) which figure is to be taken for calculating capital gain tax for myself.
Now in new scenario the shares of company ‘B’ purchased by my mother in 2020 @ 146 and the same was inherited and credited in my demat account. I have sold some of these shares in Dec 2025 @ 308. How much would be the capital gain for me for these shares of company ‘B’.
In another scenario shares purchased by my mother in 2021 @ 48 and now it is trading @ 22. If I sell it then what would be the tac scenario.
I request to explain me in detail all these scenarios tax implications for me for filling ITR of FY 26-26 (AY 26-27)
Thank you very much in advance.
Paresh Jani
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Hi CA club india experts,
i would like to know about my company is pvt ltd company and doing export business but i want to ask an question plus answer
one of my party giving me 10000USD dollar @80 rate on june 2024 and i have sell the container to my party final invoice 40000usd dollar @82 rate in September 2024 can i have to book the entry any foreign gain or loss entry in our books of account if partially advance received before selling the container if yes then in my mind confusion advance rate is locked system and no monetry item and we should not the bookd fx gain or loss entry in advance remittance m i ryt pls ela orate this issue as per law and
second scenerio is if remaining partial remmitance received in f.y. 2024-25 and balance remmitance received on after end of f.y. 24-25 then what we should have pass the fx gain or loss entry kindly suggest me for above two situation with real time example.
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Deepak
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