X has two sources of Income

1. He is a Professional and earns Professional Income.
2. He earns brokerage Income, which is very snall.

X wants to opt Presumptive scheme but cannot file ITR 4S due to brokerage income.

Brokerage income amount as stated above,, is very small as compared to his Professional income.


QUERY

Can X file ITR 3 by showing his professional income under Presumptive Scheme in Section 44ADA and showing WHOLE AMOUNT of small brokerage ( THAT IS without claiming any expenses incurred in earning the brokerage) as INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES.

Hello All. I have a query related to capital gain exemption. An assessee sold a residential house (long term) on 25/04/17 for Rs 30 lacs. On 12/05/2017 he also sold a plot (long term) for Rs 40 lacs. On 21/05/2017 he purchased a residential house amounted to Rs 70 lacs. As On 21/05/2017 he have no house in his own name. Can Assessee claim sec 54 and 54F exemption simultaneously if he fulfils the condition of both the sections.?

While filing my ITR I found that interest as per 26AS and bank interest certificate is not matching. What could be the possible reasons. Bank manager is not interested to help and does not understand much about this issue saying your CA will do. What shall i do? Whether i should show interest credited as per 26 AS in my return or as per bank interest certificate in my return. Interest as per interst certificate exceeds 4000 compared to 26 AS.

I filled an ITR of an LIC Insurance Agent on 08/06/2018 as per his Form 26AS downloaded from TRACES showing TDS of 18060 & total commission of 360000.
now he received form 16a from LIC citing his income and TDS more than what was mentioned in Form 26AS.
total commission 401678 and TDS of 20094.
now the data on TRACES website also changed as per form 16a
what should i do now....

I have purchased goods from gujrat in the month of April 2018 on which i have to pay reverse charge on freight under the head IGST and i have to pay SGST in the current month. Now my query is i want to settle my IGST electronic cash ledger balance with the SGST payable amount.
If your answer is No, Can you please provide the solution to adjust my IGST balance (Conditions to take credit of IGST). Also note that i don't sell goods outside the state

I am a pensioner and receiving pension every month. Now I am new insurance agent. I have received a commission of Rs 96000 during the FY 2017-18. I want to know:
(1) Whether the entire amount of Rs 96000 is taxable or any deduction is admissible
(2) The Head under which the income should be shown
(3) ITR Form to be used by me for filing my Income Tax return.
I have no other income expect Pension and the commission said above.
Please answer me above three queries.
Thanks and regards
Ramamurthy K

Hello,
We received Form 24Q& 26Q to Chartered accountant...
we are not deducted TDS in salary..How To Reply Charted accountant To NIL TDS Return File.
Please Reply

Dear sir,
one of my client is a salaried person, having the taxable salary and also interest income on FDs' on which TDS is done by the banker. When i am going through his bank statement, i observed that he has taken the loans by cheque and also repaid the loans by cheque and such loans taken and given are also in huge and big amounts.
Now i am filing his income tax return in ITR-1. My doubt is that whether do we have to show all these loans taken and loans given ( that are reflected in the bank statement)
Kindly advice.

Sir,
Due to software error, right from July 2017 to MAY 2018, in one company, while uploading the GSTR1 , most of the customers GSTNS' wrongly uploaded and we also have not checked up. But recently, when the customers are calling and asking as to their bills are not appeared in GSTR2A, then we started checking the data and we found that due to software error, this was happend.
Hence, kindly advise us as to what to do, and how to rectify such errors, all the customers are making lot of pressure and stopped releasing the outstanding dues.

Hi,

As per Central Government vide Notification No. 40/2017 - Central Tax, dated 13/10/2017, no GST on advance received against supply of GOODs for assesses having aggregate turnover up to Rs. 1.5 crore w.e.f. 13th October 2017 & as per Notification No. 66/2017 – Central Tax, dated 15/11/2017 for aggregate turnover above Rs. 1.5 Crore w.e.f. 15th November 2017.

With reference to above Notfn's, If Advance received against sale of Goods is not Taxable under GST, Then is it compulsary to mentioned details of advances received in GSTR-1 Return - 11A(1) & 11A(2)?

Thanks in advance

Manoj