Non-physical Imports of the intangibles
(i) AD Banks are required to obtain a certificate from a Chartered Accountant that the software’s, data’s, drawings or designs have been received by the importers where imports are made in non-physical form like software’s or data’s through internet and drawings and designs through e-mail.
(ii) AD Banks are also required to ensure that the importers have to keep inform to the Customs Authorities against the imports as made in non physical form.
Dear Respected Sir,
I am dealing in digital goods(Digital Assets) and receive goods via web. Please advice me how I report to custom department for non physical goods import.
Thinking you
Irfan Khan
expenses made for petrol Rs. 6350/- and bill and voucher received for Rs. 6350/- But when I saw the credit card statement I found that Payment made against Rs. 6350/- ( Credit card payment Rs. 6424.93 and petrol surcharge waiver Rs. 63.61) My question is that i should Booked (6424.93-63.61)=6361.32 or Rs. 11.32 excess payment how to book in my books.
expenses made for petrol Rs. 6350/- and bill and voucher received for Rs. 6350/- But when I saw the credit card statement I found that Payment made against Rs. 6350/- ( Credit card payment Rs. 6424.93 and petrol surcharge waiver Rs. 63.61) My question is that i should Booked (6424.93-63.61)=6361.32 or Rs. 11.32 excess payment how to book in my books.Entry
expenses made for petrol Rs. 6350/- and bill and voucher received for Rs. 6350/- But when I saw the credit card statement I found that Payment made against Rs. 6350/- ( Credit card payment Rs. 6424.93 and petrol surcharge waiver Rs. 63.61) My question is that i should Booked (6424.93-63.61)=6361.32 or Rs. 11.32 excess payment how to book in my books.
After the death of mother can son take the debtors and creditors of mother and receive collections and make payments on her behalf after her death. As bank account to be closed after the deaths of mother. Whats happens to collections and payable of business.
Note that For the Month of Oct,22 we have received a Bilty Copy from GTA Transporter for Tax Payment RCM Basis and for this purpose we have paid RCM (IGST @ 5%)and show in our GSTR3B (Oct,22) Return but Transporter not submitted his GSTR1 return Upto Oct,22
Now Nov, 22 Transporter submitted his GSTR1 return Reverse charge Basis but Tax charge CGST/SGST head not IGST head . after telephone discussion Transporter said that he is right because payment was cullet within state.
What to do now?????????????????
A charitable religious trust, registered under 12A of Income Tax Act and registered under GST as a Tax Payer since Renting of Immovable Properties Turnover exceeds 2CR, whether to charge GST under RCM for advocate's fee or exempted ? Is the definition of Business Entity for the recipient of service applicable as it is a charitable trust?
Mr C is son of Mr. A and Mrs B. Mrs B expired Mr A already has pan under HUF status now Mr C wants to apply status as kartha and continued business of Mrs B. can Mr C take HUF Pan when fathers HUF pan is continued and he is still alive
We don't file 10IC for A.Y 2021-22, but my consultant opted 115BAAA sectiion at the time filing.
for this reason huge amount demand by I.T department.
What should we do against this.
To
The Experts
In a company a contractor had been engaged for some installation, commissioning work at its plant.
The contractor had to deposit 10% of the contract price(Extent of Rs.2.00 Crore) as security deposit (interest free) for successful and timely completion of the work. Otherwise the money will be forfeited.
The contractor failed & money forfeited. This shown as income in revenue account.
The auditor states that " unless board consent obtained that forfeited money cannot be shown as income".
Our view is "no such consent required" as forfeiting resulted into reduction of a liability and simultaneous increase in revenue/income.
Is our view is correct?
Regards
Abhijit
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Custom reporting for non physical goods