Dear team,
while filing Form GSTR 3B GST liability (on export of service with payment of tax) has inadvertently been shown in 3.1(a) of GSTR-3B (i.e. Outward taxable supplies (other than zero rated, nil rated and exempted) instead of 3.1 (b) of GSTR-3B (i.e., Zero rated Supplies). therefore we can not file refund for the same.
The same has been correctly reported in GSTR-1.
Please guide how to correct this error.
please note we do not have enough domestic sale to adjust the amount in the subsequent return.
Dear Team,
We are about to purchase a Heavy Machinery from vendor in Japan. The machinery will not be delivered to India but will be stored in the warehouse of the seller itself. the seller will charge the rent from us for storing this machinery in their warehouse. This machine will be capitalized in our books of accounts. As the machinery is not physically coming into India , there will be no Bill of entry (BOE) filed. how can we make payment to vendor in Japan for selling us the machinery based on the Invoice only. what are the GST implications on this transaction.
briefly explain me about "Balances with Revenue Authority" in Income Tax Return.
there is income tax payable for year ending 31.03.2021 is 4657850/. on which i have to pay surcharges +cess..
my query is weather i have to compute surcharges at 25% on entire amount or 15% up to 2 crores and on balance @25%
kindly explain. as it is urgent please give your valuable subjection.
thanks in advance
K.B.Nagesha rao
9448826793
The Assessee is an NRI and buying a property in India.
Can he make payment from account in USA account directly to sellers account who happens to be a NRI as well after deducting required TDS?
Or he has to transfer money to nre account in India And then pay to the sellers account in India ?
I am holder of equity shares of Atlas Copco India Limited.
The shares of the company are delisted few years back. Recently company has redeemed the shares. The sale proceeds received by me has been treated by the company as deemed dividend in terms of Section 2(22) (d) of the income tax Act.
I will have to show this deemed div.as income from other sources.
What about the cost of share purchased by me. can I claim it as deduction from the other income in my income tax return ?
Please advise.
Cs Pankaj Ajmera.
How to claim if ITC not availed wrongly. i.e in April 2019 ITC is Rs. 100,000/- but wrongly shown in GSTR-3B 75000/- then how to claim in March 2020 if noted in March 2020.
SIR
Mr.X who is an unregistered dealer buys the products from a Private Company and sells to the party Mr.Y (i.e) the end user. The turnover during the year may result below the exemption limit of Rs.40,00,000/-p.a.
My doubts are,
1] Mr.X receives invoice with GST from Company and bills to Mr.Y without charging tax but with his margin.
Can he do it ?
2] Mr.X has to issue e-way bill on sales to be made to Mr.Y ?
3] Mr.X ,not a registered dealer, is covered under the cash transaction limit of Rs.2,00,000/- for a bill?
4] Mr.X should file ITR1?
5] Can Mr.X do his business at home itself without any further place of business?
6] In case Mr.X pays freight on outwards, how gst provisions are applicable on that freight?
7] In case Mr.X closes his business in the middle of the year, should he inform to any dept.?
guide me plz
thanks in adv
I have purchased shares of Bharati Defence Limited ( formerly Bharati Shipyard Ltd.) from the market. The company has gone into to liquidation as per NCLAT order.
When can I show the cost of purchase of shares in my books of account as capital loss for income tax purpose ?
Please advise.
Cs Pankaj Ajmera
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The taxable turnover is less than two crores.
I require detailed method such as what to verify and how to file it.
Thanks
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