AN INDIVIDUAL AUDITOR IS ELIGIBLE FOR ONLY 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS FOR BEING STATUTORY AUDITOR IN A PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY.
SO, IF AN INDIVIDUAL AUDITOR IS BEING APPOINTED AS FIRST AUDITOR IN A PRIVATE LIMITED, THEN CAN THE SAME INDIVIDUAL AUDITOR BE APPOINTED AS SUBSEQUENT AUDITOR FOR NEXT 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS IN THE SAME PRIVATE LIMITED.
WILL THE PERIOD OF FIRST AUDITORSHIP WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR CEILING LIMIT OF 5 CONSECUTIVE YEARS ?

PLEASE ADVICE ME HOW TO SHOW CREDIT NOTE AND DEBIT NOTE IN HSN INWARD OF GSTR-9
WITH THANKS

While filing TDS under 26 QB, I accidentally selected the wrong values for the fields -
1. Whether it is last installment? [I entered "Yes"]
2. Total amount paid/ credited in previous installments, if any (A) [I entered Rs.65,10,000]

I was actually paying my 1st installment and the next installment will the last installment. So, I need to correct the responses as follows -
1. Whether it is last installment? -- Need to correct to "No"
2. Total amount paid/ credited in previous installments, if any (A) -- Need to correct to '0'

Please advise how I can do this. I am aware that this will get assigned to an AO, and I may be asked to provide some documents. Could you please advice what these documents could be so that these corrections can be made?

I am worried that if I am not prepared, or there is some non-cooperation from the seller, I may have some trouble with the TDS authorities.

Thanks for your help, and looking forward to your response.

Hello GST Experts
My friend is running CBSE higher sec school under Charitable Trust. He is collecting Tuition Fee, Notebooks Fee, Stationery Fee, Sports Day Fee, Children day celebrating fee from the students. He is providing all mentioned services to the children against collecting the fee. Here, GST authorities are asking to pay GST for all fee collection except tuition fee. Some articles were mentioned charitable trust running schools no need to pay GST.
Kindly clarify my question along with the notification

Order of DRC 07 U/S 73(5) issued against SCN issued U/S 73 for FY 2019-20. Such case covered u/s 128A?

What is the applicability of GST on corporate guarantee, is it compulsory requirement

As per the second proviso to the Section 10 of the CGST Act, a composition dealer can supply services of the value not exceeding 10% of the turnover in a State in the preceding financial year.

Hence, a manufacturer who is a composition dealer can supply services, 10% of the turnover of the preceding year and pay GST @ 1% both for the supply of goods and services.

Example: Turnover in the preceding financial year is Rs.70 Lakhs, then the manufacturer can supply services for a value of Rs.7 Lakhs and pay GST @ 1% i.e. Rs.7000 along with supply of goods.

Please confirm if my understanding is correct.

You are discharging your outward tax liability with maximum utilization of ITC and depositing the cash below the ratio of 10%,therefore you are directed to explain your position on the same..3

I have been asked above mentioned query..what does it mean? and how to explain this? this is for the financial year 2020-21

I have read that maximum 14% of salary (Basic+DA) is allowed as deduction u/s 80CCD(2). But is there a maximum amount of limit of the said deduction ? If my salary is 15.00 lac (Basic +DA) and 14% of which comes to Rs. 2,10,000/-. Whether employer can deduct 2,10,000/- as NPS on behalf of me ? And whether I can get deduction of 2,10,000/- from my salary income ?

ttention – Hard - Locking of auto-populated liability in GSTR-3B
Oct 17th, 2024

1. In order to assist taxpayers in filing their returns and minimizing human errors, GSTN has continuously improving the GST return filing process and in this endeavor the GST Portal now provides a pre-filled GSTR-3B form, where the tax liability is auto-populated from the declared supplies in GSTR-1/ GSTR-1A/ IFF by the supplier, while the Input Tax Credit (ITC) is auto-populated from GSTR-2B. A detailed system generated pdf of the auto populated GSTR-3B is also provided to all the taxpayers.

2. Now, taxpayers also have a facility to amend their incorrectly declared outward supplies in GSTR-1/IFF through GSTR-1A, allowing them an opportunity to correct their liabilities before filing their GSTR-3B. Additionally, to manage inward supplies and ensure accurate ITC claims in GSTR-3B, taxpayers have the option to take informed actions of accept/reject/pending on inward supplies via the Invoice Management System (IMS) which is now available to the taxpayers.

3. It may be noted that tentatively from January 2025 tax period, the GST Portal is going to restrict making changes in auto-populated liability in pre-filled GSTR-3B from GSTR-1/1A/IFF to further enhance accuracy in return filing. It is once again suggested hereby that in case any change is required in auto-populated liability, the same may please be handled through GSTR-1A.

4. However, locking of auto-populated ITC in GSTR-3B, after the roll out of IMS, will be implemented from a later date. For the same a separate advisory would be issued after addressing all the issues related to IMS, raised by the trade.