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Rakesh

Hello sir,

The company had hired Doctor's on the company's payroll and this doctor also runs their own practice. The doctor are paying annual professional tax directly to the government authority on their own practice service. They are providing the professional tax receipt to the employer and asking the company not to deduct the PT from their salary as they have already paid. What should the company do in this situation. Should they deduct the PT from the employees or they should not deduct the PT.? Please advice

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md.sarfaraz alam
15 June 2021 at 16:01

Foreign payment query

We have to make payment to a foreign company with no base business in India. I want to Know the TDS Rate & section which we can deduct TDS for Consultancy Services received. The Foreign company is Singapore. Total payment is more than 10 Lac

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Bapun Dasgupta

With reference to Section 206AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (Special provision for deduction of tax at source for non-filers of income-tax return) applicable from 1 July, 2021, what are the documents which the deductor of T.D.S. / payer of the party should ask from the party to whom he will make the payment to ensure that T.D.S. for each of the 2 preceding previous years is below Rs. 50,000/- or how else will the deductor satisfy himself about the fulfilment of the provision of Sec. 206 AB ?

Is the threshold amount of Rs. 50,000/- applicable only to the payments made by a deductor (For example if X pays to Y Rs. 7,20,000/- per annum and deducts tax u/s. 194J @ 10%; the T.D.S. per annum will be Rs. 72,000/-) to the party receiving payment or is it applicable for the total TDS claim made by the deductee as a whole in his return of income (For example, X deducts only Rs. 5,000/- as T.D.S. per annum from Y but Y claims Rs. 70,000/- as T.D.S. in his ROI in view of T.D.S. effected by other parties) ?

Is there any specific declaration form to be obtained from the deductee to this effect ?

Thank you and regards.

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A Kar

I have four bank accounts. Only one is associated with the broker. I transfer money in and out from this account for FnO trading. So will my balance sheet reflect the cash position of this account only? Or does it have to show cash in hand for all other accounts that are not related to trading? Similarly will my current assets be only positions and money related to FnO trading in this account and with broker? Or will it be all my investments in FDs, stocks, mutual funds, bonds etc? The reason being only FnO trading is considered as business income, not bonds, FDs etc. So can I separate the FnO trading part from all other personal incomes and file them under interest income, dividend income, capital gains etc?

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Vijay Mishra
12 June 2021 at 15:53

Utility bill entry

Dear Sir,

Suppose we get an electricity bill dated 8th April 2021 of our office for the period 07/03/2021 to 06/04/21. How should we pass this entry into our books of accounts ? Whether it should be divided into expenses payable / prior period expense or should we enter as current year expenses.

Look forward for your advice.

With best regards,

Vijay

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siddharth mekalki

when discount received from party

then why debited the party account
example
by party
to discount received

why not credit the party account

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Mahendra Patel
12 June 2021 at 11:00

RTO Registration

Dear Sir

I want to purchase a CAR for my business name tours and travels but at present, we do not ensure for using the same car in rental s services.
May be possible i am using this car after 2-3 year using rental services.

so if today I purchase the above car in the name of my tour and travels business then RTO doing
the registration according to the commercial vehicle of a private vehicle?

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ARUN GUPTA
11 June 2021 at 17:20

Credit sales of Rs196500/

We have made credit sales of Rs196500/ during FY 2015-2016.Now the party wants to give the full payment in cash. Can we accept cash now from the party? Pl advise.

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Archana
11 June 2021 at 16:34

TDS new provision 206AB/206CCA

This provision is applicable for all contractors or there is limitation of turnover also.
contractor means - transporter, freight forwarders, clearing agents

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R.yatheswar
10 June 2021 at 18:52

Applicability of Section 44ADA

Whether Presumptive taxation benefit under Section 44ADA is Available for resident but not Ordinary resident? (RNOR) I thought that the bifurcation of Resident -Ordinary and Not -Ordinary is only for the limited purpose of Chargeability of Income in India. And since section 44ADA is Applicable for "Resident" ,I think it is applicable for both Ordinary resident and Not Ordinary Resident. Similarly, please clarify the applicability of Section 87A rebate for Not Ordinary Resident. Thank in advance

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