My father has expired. He has bought mutual fund units at NAV of Rs 10. It's current NAV is Rs 30. I am nominee in his mutual fund folio. So it will be transferred in my name. If sell these mutual fund units after 2 months at NAV of Rs 31, how tax I shall have to pay?

In our IMS, Bills of Entry for the import of goods pertaining to F.Y. 2025-26 and 2026-27 are appearing. We have already claimed the Input Tax Credit (ITC) for these in our GSTR-3B, based on the GSTR-2B that was generated at that time. our query is that 1) Is it mandatory or optional for us to take action on these entries within the IMS? 2) If no action is taken, will there be any issue regarding the validity of Import of goods IGST ITC we have already taken?

A private limited company's director owns a property along with his sisters. The company wants to eventually move its offices into this property. The company wants to give rental advance towards the property.

The director wants to create a partnership firm/LLP or Private limited company with his sisters who are co owners for this purpose. If it is a partnership firm or LLP, both of which are body corporates, an AGM approval is required. What is the position if agreement is entered by
1. director along with co owners in individual capacity and
2. a private limited company with the coowners as directors.

What is a full process of recording taxable goods purchase from urd without rcm notified in tally prime ?
Where to show these purchase value in gstr 3b ?

T_FV_6381 At least one deductee/collectee record is required in TDS/TCS statement as per Income Tax Department guidelines. Please add deductee/collectee details before validating the statement.

I updated only Interest in the Challan Column. No need to change the dedutees.

Hi Sir / Madam,
My in-laws are selling their Delhi property and buying an under construction flat.
Details are:
1. Selling property is in the name of Husband n Wife
2. All payments were made by the main applicant only ie., Husband while acquiring the property.
3. Husband is a pensioner and files ITR regularly / yearly
4. The payments to the new / under construction property are to be paid in specified installments as per the completion of project.
5. Majority (70%) of payments to the builder will have to be made by March'27.
Now, the query is,
1. Is it required to show the transactions relating to Sale n Purchase in the next IT returns? ie., AY 2026-27, as balance portion (30%) will be paid to the builder, in the next FY.
2. How to manage the Capital gains which is balance? (as the major portion is consumed in the new property) Do they need to open any CG account separately for this amount?
3. The payments are being transferred to both the owners of the sale property.
I need your guidance.
Best Regards

A father and mother in india wants to gift each 500000 INR to their daughter who is an NRI and settled in USA. Each has fill seperate form 145 ( old form 15CA) to repatriate money to their daughter is enough to repatriate?

FROM
CA LAXMI MITTAL
VAPI
23-10-2026

Re. Filing of GSTR-9C for F.Y. 2025-26

WE ARE TRYING TO FILE WITH OFFLINE UTILITY OF GRTR-9C, DOWNLOADED OFFLINE UTILITY , FILLED UP ALL DETAILS & UPLOADED SEVERAL TIMES JSON FILE , BUT " ERROR DOWNLOAD BUTTON IS NOT ACTIVATED AFTER TRYING SEVERAL TIMES
Pl. help us
Laxmi Mittal

We have purchased under construction commercial property (office) value approx 75 Lacs. The seller issuing tax invoice charging 18% GST. Can we claim GST input Tax credit.

Dear Sir/Madam,
We are making frequent royalty payments to the Mining Department for procurement of murum. Along with royalty, the department is recovering DMF charges and SI charges. Further, GST @ 18% is being levied on the SI charges.

In my view, since GST is being charged separately on the SI charges and the minerals are being procured for use in the course of business, the GST paid on SI charges should qualify as Input Tax Credit (ITC).

or RCM only applicable , please suggest us