pankaj ajmera

As per the provisions of Income Tax Act, any amount paid by way of dividend on preference share as well as reduction of pref.cap is to be treated as deemed dividend.

After showing this amount of dividend as well as part Redemption of preference share, the amount lying as a cost of Pref.shares,will it be allowed as deduction from other income without any limit ? If the cost and the redemption amount is less then the the dividend received ,can be show the income as negative in other sources.

Pl.advise.

CS Pankaj Ajmera

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Rahul Katole
25 August 2020 at 11:52

FOR ITC CLAIM RELATED

Dear sir thank you so much in advance for your best expertise, One of my client running his business as Vehicle Renting. He has bought 2 vehicles for business for the year 2017-18 & 2018-19 and total ITC was 10 lakh rs. but problem is that Former Advisor has not claim this ITC by subsequent years. My question is can i claimed those pending ITC in current financial year 2020-21...?, i have original bills of Vehicle.
please tell me what to do with it..? in any possible way so that i am able to claim.

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samantha gonsalves
24 August 2020 at 19:18

Tax Audit applicability

For AY 2020-21
Assessee: Individual
Source: Income from Business
Turnover: Between 1cr to 2cr (Having cash payments exceeding 5% of total payments, however cash receipts are less than 5% of total receipts)
Profit declared > 8% (Not opted for presumptive taxation u/s 44AD)
Whether the assessee is liable for tax audit u/s 44AB?

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vijay rao
24 August 2020 at 17:22

ESIC AND PF

HOW TO FIND Regions FOR ESIC and PF Registration. for EXAMPLE. Principal of business is janka puri and in delhi there are 3 region.
1.Sub Regional Office, Nand Nagri
2.Sub Regional Office, Okhla
3.Sub Regional Office, Rohini
my question is where janak puri fall in above 3 sub regional office

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Dinesh Singh
22 August 2020 at 09:35

Liquidation Expenses

Please help me in solving this query.

A private limited company is being voluntarily liquidated. The I.T returns for the FY 2019-20 needs to be filed.

It has a business loss. The reason for business loss is the liquidation expenses. Almost 90% of the business loss is due to liquidation expenses (like remuneration paid to liquidator etc.).

The company has also got some Foreign Exchange gain during the FY 2019-20 which is part of business loss.



My questions are as follows:

a. Whether the liquidation expenses are allowable as a business expenses?

b. Whether business loss arising from the liquidation expenses can be set off with the Foreign Exchange gain?

c. Also do let me know if there are any provisions and case laws in this regard.



Thanks in advance.

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Ramandeep Singh
22 August 2020 at 08:57

Pschologist

Does a Pschologist needs to register for GST ?

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gouranga choudhury

Dear Sir,
Please suggest us how to prepare provisional,estimated and projected balance sheet with an example. How it calculated.


Thanks

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maneesh
17 August 2020 at 18:26

House Property

Hello Team,
I have a little bit confused about the calculation of HP income related to AY 2020-21. Currently, I have two house property, one is used for self residence purpose and the second one is let out.
As per the latest amendment in I.T Laws, the assessee has the right to claim two house property as self -occupied consequently the value i.e. NAV of both houses should be taken as Nil irrespective of fact that the second house had given on rent. Further, as per my understanding, I cant able to take any benefit of section 24a & b except interest on housing loan i.e. INR 2,00,000.
My query is Can I considered second home NAV as NIL or considered rent as NAV particularly in respect of AY 2020-21?

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seeta
17 August 2020 at 16:17

GSTR-3B


Particulars IGST CGST SGCT
Output (Liability) 90000 210000 210000

ITC Opening 0 80000 0
All other ITC 350000 0 0


How to set off liability

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Satish Mehra
17 August 2020 at 12:42

Death of a partner

There are 6 partners (Mom - Dad - 4 Children) (20%-20%-(15*4)%). Dad died and profit-sharing ratios now will be (Mom - 4Children) (20% - (20*4)%). i.e, 20% each. What will be the treatment of the capital of Dad if it is inherited to all the 4 children equally? And what will be the points in the highlight in amended partnership deed?

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