Vikas Kumar

Hi Members,

I am writing this query to seek help regarding the taxability of the Provident fund amount withdrawn by me during FY 2020-21.

I had withdrawn the full accumulated balance in my provident fund account during May '20 and now may I seek your guidance as to how should I include this amount in my tax return.

For your reference, I have not yet completed 5 years of continuous service and have been taking the benefit of Provident fund deduction in the previous tax returns under Sec-80C.

Further, It will be of great help if you could help me with details regarding taxability of the employer's share and employee's share separately along with the treatment required for interest and base component separately as well. Since, I am confused regarding the same having read a couple of articles online.

Thanks in Advance,

PLease let me know in case you require any further details.

Vikas


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Interest on savings bank Salary account

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21 December 2021 at 13:02

GST on Hotel Booking Agents

Sir,
I would like to clarify some doubts regarding GST Input on services provided by the Hotel Booking Agents & Travel Agents.
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For Ex.M/s EST Trip Pvt ltd having office at Chennai & providing the booking services to various clients across India.
When booking the hotel/resort (situated in Pondichery) for its clients having office at Chennai the ITC has been denied since the POS and supplier state are same but recipient state is different. The Hotel raised Invoice with CGST & SGST because supply within its territory .Whether is it correct or it should raise the Invoice with IGST since the recipient of service in Other state even though supply is within the state?

Since to hide the profit of booking agent normally the booking agent, get the bills in their name and raise the bill along with some profit on its clients while arranging hotel/resorts facilities . But in this case the ITC has been denied due to the POS and supplier state are same but recipient state is different. So you are requested to kindly clarify the above .



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21 December 2021 at 12:50

TDS SECTION 194C or 194J

Anodizing a aluminum spacebar is covered in which sectionits 194C or 194J.


ARCHANA

Sir/mam,

We have received 90% of Refund , it is credited to our bank later it is rejected the same we have voluntarily payment through DRC03.

Now my doubt this DRC03 details in Annual Return in Refund columns where I have to fill .

Plz Clarify my doubt

Thanking you,


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21 December 2021 at 11:37

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21 December 2021 at 09:58

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21 December 2021 at 09:48

Equipment and assets show in h.o. or b.o.

Sir,
A person maintained a private hospital two places single proprietor.purchases of medicial equipment and other fixed assets payment through on head office place bank account for assests used for branch purpose
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20 December 2021 at 23:34

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During filling of income tax return of small proprietor (no books of a/c ) , a validation error comes out repeatedly.
Validation error description :- 1) In schedule BP, sum of values entered from 36(iv) to 36 vii) should be equal to sum of " Net profit " declared at SL No 64(id) and 64(iid) in Sch P&L .

Now the actual fact is , as per No 1 validation error , actually both the figures should be different as per their respective values therefore i am really surprised why system asks for that " In schedule BP, sum of values entered from 36(iv) to 36 vii) should be equal to sum of " Net profit " declared at SL No 64(id) and 64(iid) in Sch P&L " I am trying to rectify the error many times but doesn't work. Pls suggest how to move forward.






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