Who pays the amount of Insurance and freight while importing goods from outside the country?

Let us say
FOB - 10000 $
Freight - 200 $
Insurance - 112.5 $

These brings CIF - 10312.5 $

Importer is liable to pay the amount of FOB to seller but Insurance and freight are part of bill of Entry

Importer further pays to his CHA ( BCD, Surcharge and IGST) but buyer don't pay for insurance and freight.

But while maintaining books of account, seller account is credited as 10312.5 $ but he doesn't pay for it. Then how to close seller's account in importer's books of account?

Two Partner combined purchase a land in their own name,and construct a factory.
Now in partnership IT return whether the land have to be shown or not. As land is not purchase in the name of factory.

Please suggst

My daughter is an NRI, and I am a Resident in joint property. She has made definite 100% contribution through her Bank A/c and I have paid nothing. Under Income Tax law, she is the owner and I am not even a co-owner.
To avoid Income Tax complications later on:
• I feel the Buyer must pay 100% of sale proceeds to my NRI daughter in proportion to her 100% contribution towards cost.
• Moreover, being an NRI owner, under Income Tax law it is mandatory to remit the entire sale proceeds to her into her NRO A/c only.
• If 50 % payment is made to her and 50 % to me, will not the ITO issue a Notice to my NRI daughter and to me, and perhaps also to the Buyer as to why the NRI property proceeds were split and 50% paid to me into a resident a/c, which is illegal, especially since the Resident’s contribution is zero?
• The ITO may even consider any 50% payment to me as a windfall for me being without any consideration, and include it in my income for tax purposes!!

• This is all the more so, as all NRI details, including % contribution, NRI TDS % of 22.88 % (instead of 1%) etc will be mentioned in the sale agreement and sale deed.

I, the Resident so-called “co-owner” can give an NOC to the Buyer or his Bank for making 100% payment to the NRI 100 % contributor to avoid 50:50 % payment by Buyer to each of us.

I hope your expert opinion concurs with my views
Thank
D. C. Bhargava

While filing my ITR 2 at validation stage after several iteration I am getting this error 'In Sch CG, value at field E9 is not equal to the Col no (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8). This I am not getting rid off.
Any one pl help.
Regards,
Harshad Khona

In the case of residential project where more than 50% flat are less than 60 sq. mtr. Balance are More than 60 sq. mtr. work contractor charges concessional rate of GST for flat less than 60 sq. mtr @12 % . Can project get infrastructure status vide notification of Government of India, in Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs vide F. No.13/6/2009-INF, dated the 30th March, 2017;
Even if selling price of flat is more than 45 lakh.

Respected Sirs,

Ours is an export house having sales turnover more than 20 Crores per annum. During the period from April 201 till this moment of time we have purchased raw material from one of our suppliers for Rs 2.42 Crores and payment has been made. As we were not aware of the prevailing rule of TDS u/s 194-Q and just because of unawareness inadvertently we did not deduct TDS. Please guide me what to do in such case now.

12% GST chargeable by Sub-Contractors to Main Contractor on Works Contract Services pertaining to Rehab Building

We have received TDR & Land In lieu of Construction of Public Utility, So When to Book TDR revenue and Land Revenue. TDR revenue should be booked at the Time of Receipt of TDR Certificate or at the Time of actual sale of TDR? Land Revenue should be booked at the time of Receipt of Land or at the time of actual sale of Land?

Ours is a partnership firm, providing services like projects, trainings, Seminars, Workshops,Internships without maintaining books of accounts. how to compute income tax? under which section and percentage?

Dear Sir/mam

What is the procedure of Surrender of second din no which is obtain mistakenly , and become a partner in LLP through Second din No. first Din not used yet in any form or in any appointment.