sir I want to know whether is it necessary to create two separate account head for input tax and output tax. or is it okay if we maintain in a single account head like 14.5%tax instead of 14.5 input tax and 14.5 output tax

I want to know various expenses I,e conveyance, printing & stationary, xerox charge, tea tiffin are entry in GST portal? kindly guide.

Gst on transportation of goods has to be paid in reverse charge mechanism... But who is liable to pay it ?? Producer/ intermediate sellers or consumers??

Dear Sir,

I have the following Queries :

(1) Whether ICDS is applicable for Trusts?
(2) Can the Bank Account be opened in the Name of the Trust before Incorporating a Education and Health
Trust?
(3) Is it necessary to pass resolution in the meeting for opening a Bank Account? if so, is it possible to pass
resolution before incorporation of a Trust ?
(4) The Number of meetings to be conducted by a trust in a Year?
(5) The Number of days of Notice for a Meeting of Trust?

Please clarify me as early as possible.

Thanks & Regards,
N.Balaji

Dear sir, One Assessee is a Army Retirement and Now A bank staff, He received a both salary And Army Pension.
1.Army Pension Is a Taxable Or Not???
2.Any Exampted??

Hi,

I want to purchase a product from Udaipur and want to sell it to the Andrapradesh and I am confused with the payment of tax and what form should I take I mean C form or E Suguma could u please help me resolve this problem and my firm is registered in Karnataka.

Thank you.

One of my client's T/O for f.y.15-16 was below 1cr.now for f.y.16-17 T/O is above 1cr.and going u/s 44AD n not going for Audit due to limit of 2cr. Now is he liable to deduct TDS for f.y.17-18?

Hello everyone,
I have a doubt regarding service charges collection by hotels. Is it mandatory for hotels to distribute all service charges to its staff???

I have a query regrading applicability of IND AS .
A company which is listed outside india having indian subsidiary which is not listed and also net worth is less than 500 crore than indian subsidiary is required to make the financial statements as per IND AS on the basis of parent company which is listed outside india.

Hello.

I am a freelancer writer based in New Delhi, whose primary source of income is through the online hire-&-work site freelancer.in. This is an Indian subsidiary of Australia based website freelancer.com.

I work with clients from multiple countries, who pay me in their own currencies (typically USD). I periodically withdraw these payments into my bank account via NEFT transfer. The transfer receipts state that the payments are made by 'Freelancer Online India Pvt Ltd.', which is registered in Gurgaon.

I have been treating these bank receipts as my source of income (since payments received on freelancer.in itself are in multiple currencies and don't necessarily reflect in my actual bank account). From this, I gather that for the purpose of tax calculations, my client is freelancer.in (and not the people I might be working with on the site itself). Which also means that if I am to generate any invoices for payment, these would have to be addressed to freelancer.in (or Freelancer Online India Pvt Ltd).

So far, I was making less than 9 lac per annum, and as such wasn't registered for service tax. Now, however, I will need to register for GST - which brings me to my query.

I gather that I have to generate and upload 'tax invoices' for all payments that I receive. Currently, there is no way to invoice freelancer.in itself (individual clients on the website can be invoiced, but this again invokes the matter of multiple currencies and no real sanctity to the transaction).

Could somebody advise me on how I could possibly approach this invoicing process? I could generate invoices for each and every withdrawal that I make from freelancer.in, stating my fee and GST charged on it. These invoices would reflect the exact sum of money received in my bank account, and I would then proceed to paying GST as required. The issue is that there is no way to actually send these invoices through to freelancer.in. Would simply emailing them these invoices (whether they choose to accept them or not), and keeping a record of the same, suffice as far as the new requirements for GST are concerned?

Would appreciate some advice or perspective on this. Thank you!