DEAR SIR,

MY CLIENT PAYING GST ON RENT, HIS ITC CREDIT BALANCE IS EXCESS THAN TAX LIABLITY, IF GST PAID ON RENT BY RCM HOW TO CLAIM ITC ON RENT. OR THE GST PAID ON RENT RECORDED IN RCM STATEMENT/RCM LIABILITY. TWO MONTHS HAVE PAID RCM THROUGH CASH. THE TAX SHOWING IN RCM LIABILITY LEDGER.

PLEASE CLARIFY ME
REGARDS

If Person is Unregistered in GST & Providing DSA Service and having 70 lakh commission income it is required to get registered under GST Act or RCM Provision is apply on NBFC.

I stayed oversees 30 years. In FY 2024-25 returned to india (stayed oversees 184 days) with the intention to settle here.

1. For FY 2024-25, I returned to india on 2nd October 2024 (stayed oversees 184 days) with the intention to settle in India.
Am I NRE for FY 2024-25?

2. For FY 2025-26, I plan to stay oversees 184 days and rest of period in India.
Will I be considered as NRE taking in to account if any changes in current finance budget 2025.

IF I stay < 120 days in India, makes any difference.

3. For FY 2026-27, I will become NOR or Resident.

4). What about my NRE deposits (convereted in rupees) for above Financial Year?
Can I convert to RFC account , once I become NOR or Resident.

5). Are my NRE deposits interest taxable ?

6). When I must report to bank ie. in which financial year?

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Dear Sir / Madam,

I wish to know about taxation, in layman's language, in the case of the redevelopment of a building for its members. I have read a few articles, but I did not get clarity on taxation, its reporting in ITR, etc. My queries are as follows:

This building is a Pagdi building situated in Mumbai, where the tenants have come together for the redevelopment of the building. They will receive 450 sqft in exchange for their earlier 240 sqft. The building was constructed in 1945.

There are two types of tenants: A) Tenants who are not going for additional area other than what they are eligible for, i.e., 450 sqft. B) Tenants who are going for additional area beyond what they are eligible for, i.e., may go up to 600 sqft.

The development agreement is entered into on 14-02-2025. Also, note that the tenant is not selling the flat.

My questions are as follows:

1) Is the tenant required to show this transaction in their ITR for AY 2025-26 as a sale of property? If yes, what could be the cost price and sale value? Will there be any capital gain in both cases mentioned above?
2) Is the tenant required to obtain a valuation report as of 01-04-2001 and 14-02-2025?
3) If not shown in AY 2025-26, and the construction is completed after two years, say on 14-02-2027, is the tenant required to show this transaction in the ITR for AY 2027-28? What would the cost price and sale value be in this case?
4) Is the rent received from the developer for relocation to another place taxable?
5) Is any hardship allowance received taxable in the hands of the tenant?
6) Is GST payable by the tenant at any point during the entire redevelopment process?

I would be grateful if someone could clarify the above points and also provide any additional points to consider from a taxation and ITR reporting perspective.

Kindly revert.
Regards,
Suraj 

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to seek your guidance on uploading a revised Annexure J1 for the financial years 2013-14 and 2014-15. One of our customers is not receiving the input of VAT as it was mistakenly booked as a sale to an unregistered party.

We have corrected the mistake and now need to file a revised Annexure J1 to reflect the correct information. Could you please provide us with the following guidance:

1. Procedure for uploading the revised Annexure J1
2. Required documents and information to be submitted along with the revised Annexure J1

Please provide me any application draft formate

Banks are asking our own Provident; Gratuity Trust Funds for registration. However, Trusts are not NGO, SEC 8 CO, CHARITABLE TRUST,ASSOCIATION

KINDLY GUIDE

four flat book in year 2020 one party pay same amt - 100000/- each flat plus gst

after 2022 party request only two flat we book and two flat money trf to that two flat
but money not try yet 2024 what is entry pass in case
how to entry gst + flat cost
example in 2022
f/101- 100000
f/102- 100000
f/103- 100000
f/104- 100000
after 2022
f/102 / f104 money trf to this flat
what is entry with gst in tally

Dear Sir

I am 51 single, divorced and have one little sister who is 32. Recently I lost my job, and I am not in the mood to search for a new one. I am in the process of making arrangement to fulfil my monthly needs. I am holding the NPS which has a small corpus of 5 lacs in tier 1 and 45k in tier 2. Now I want to completely exit from the NPS. Now I must compulsorily accept the 20% withdrawal and 80% annuity. I have a few queries below.
1. Should I consider buying 100% annuity. 20% withdrawal does not make sense
2. Should I consider putting 1.5 lacs more to enhance the annuity (The corpus will become 7 lacs approx.).
3. Should I consider taking out the annuity on a yearly basis (Please explain Its pros and cons), since it offers more benefit.
4. Should I consider the Shriram life insurance.
5. Will it be safe to consider Shriram life insurance for life long future annuity. It offers the highest annuity.
6. Should I consider Annuity for Life with ROP - Subscriber will get annuity for lifetime and on death of the Subscriber, payment of annuity ceases & 100% of the purchase price will be returned to the nominee(s). The annual offer is 49,063.00 (7.01%)
7. Should I consider Annuity for Life without ROP - Subscriber will get annuity for lifetime and on death of the Subscriber, payment of annuity ceases, and no further amount will be payable. The annual offer is 58,112.00 (8.30%)