A partnership firm was constituted with two partners on 16.01.2016and one of them expired of a road accident on 27.11.2016 i.e. before completion of the financial year 2016-17 and therefore the firm stood dissolved automatically. . A notice u/s 148 was issued to the firm and the surviving partner did not respond to such notices as the registered email id was that of the deceased partner. An assessment has been made by the Assessing Officer u/s 144 and later on levied penalties u/s 271(1)(b), 271AAC and 271F.

After the death of a partner, the surviving partner did not inform the Assessing Officer of the dissolution of the firm. Whether he was duty bound to inform the fact of compulsory dissolution, u/s 176(3) within 15 days of such dissolution.

My query is " Can a notice be validly issued u/s 148 to a dissolved partnership firm "

The honourable Delhi High Court in the case of Mrs Sripathi Subbaraya Manohara L/H Late Sripathi Subbaraya Gupta versus PCIT, Delhi in writ petition no. WP(C) 2678/2020 & CM 9286/2020 has held that notice issued in the name of dead person is invalid.

Whether the above decision shall hold good in case of dissolved partnership firm as well. Please guide.

Suppose there are two self-occupied houses and both fulfilled the conditions to get maximum limit of interest on loan as deduction u/s 24(b) for $2,00,000.

Now if the calculated interest on the loan for the first house is ₹1,50,000 and the maximum limit is ₹2,00,000 we will take ₹1,50,000 for the deduction as it's the least of the above mentioned amounts.

Now my question is, in the case of the 2nd house, should I set the maximum limit for interest on the loan as ‘Nil’ or of ₹50,000?

A private ltd company issued 0% convertible debentures to Non Residents of an OCB with approval of RBI. The company is yet to convert. as statutory auditor what is the diclosure to be made under schedule III of the companies Act for the yer ended 31st March,2022

Please anyone tell me about the differences between Dearness Allowance and Dearness Pay. I am really confused.

Someone says that they are treated same but if that is true so what was the need to introduce that 2nd term?

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One of my client wrongly file his ITR-1 for the AY 2021-22 and AY2020-21 and there is a demand notice , now he want to rectify the return and pay the balance tax if any. so what is the procedure.

Case : 1 : If an Individual undertakes cultivation of land and is also engaged in other commercial activities, then will he lose the benefit of exemption from registration provided to agriculturists?

Case : 2 : If an Individual undertakes cultivation of land and is also a partner in partnership firm, partnership firm undertakes commercial activity and an individual receives Interest, Remuneration and profit share from such partnership firm, then will he lose the benefit of exemption from registration provided to agriculturists?

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Company closed during 2014.Not paid contribution fully. However most of the employees withdraw their contribution. Now time to claim Pension since some of ex-employees crossed 60 years of age. But now Problem is non of them not having " UAN ".Now how to approch PF authorities to get monthly "PENSION" pls.

Respected Experts,
Let me know whether penalty u/s 271AAC(1) can be kept in abeyance just like penalty u/s 270A.

Dear Sir / Madam

Can I give Rs.600000/- to my Bhanji (aged 19 years- Real Sister's daughter) by Cheque.
Will any tax applicable to any one ( me or bhanji). If she put this money in FD then will clubbing provision applicable ?

Pl reply thanks in advance.