Nikhil Sharma
01 September 2020 at 20:55

Gst refund of 2017-18

Dear Experts,
Mistakenly we couldn't file Gst refund of 2017-18 by 31/08/2020 which has been time barred, however in the said year we have refund due to inverted duty,

Pls let me know how can we file for refund for the said year,

Thanks
Nikhil sharma


Komal
01 September 2020 at 20:26

Liable for GST Registration or Not?

A Doctor is practicing in a Clinic with a turnover of Rs.25 Lakhs which is fully exempt from GST and also having rental income of Rs. 3 Lakhs. In order to determine whether GST Registration is required one needs to see the total turnover i.e. turnover from practice + rental income i.e. 28 lakhs or only rental income 3 lakhs ? Whether he is liable to pay GST on rent or not?


Rakesh Sharma

Respected Experts,

We are manufacturer and our turnover is around 250 Cr. and we are liable to collect Tax at
source u/s 206C(1H) w.e.f. 01-10-2020. But we are confused on what value we should collect
tax either on Taxable Value or Invoice Value (Included GST).

Kindly clear this query.

Regards,

Rakesh Sharma


VIPIN GUPTA
01 September 2020 at 19:03

Composition rate

Dear Sir,
One of our client is having a homeopathic medicine shop in the name of Gupta Homeo Kendra. He himself is a homeopathic doctor. The main business of his is selling of homeopathic medicine. If any patient comes to see him he does not charge any fees but his fees is included in his sales of medical bills which he issues. Previously in VAT regime he was showing all his receipts from the sale of medicine and all assessment under vat are done on the basis of the sale of medicine. and in GST we are paying tax under composition scheme @ 1% on sale of goods. Our receipt are average 21-23 lacs a year. My question is are we doing it correctly. Can we surrender our GST number as our sale is below 40 lacs


Kollipara Sundaraiah
01 September 2020 at 16:43

Composite dealer gstr4 mistake

A gst registered composite scheme dealer annual return gstr4 in 19-20 filed.
But dealer mistake sales of taxable turnover amount not shown in gstr4 19-20.inward supplies detailes not mentioned.
Question:
1.dealer mistake for sale turnover amount adjustment producure in gstr4 19-20.
2.dealer I.t. return filed as per sec 44 ad 8%profit declared purchases not mentioned i.t return.but gstr4 inward supplies detailes not reported


prachee
01 September 2020 at 15:36

Material sent on non returnable basis

Dear Sir/Madam,
We have manufacturing unit, we need to send some material/finished goods on non returnanble basis to other vendor/supplier for
1. testing and validation
2.sample

do we need to reverse the ITC on same the same.

please guide


cox769

As per I.T Act 1961, Employee's contribution to URPF is not taxable at the time of receipt of Accumulated balance in URPF account on retirement because deduction u/s 80C is not available for such contribution.
Would Employee's contribution to RPF for which deduction u/s 80C has been claimed, be taxed, if Accumulated balance in RPF account becomes taxable on retirement?
Note :-
I am assuming that Balance in RPF account becomes taxable due to conditions of exemption under Section 10(12) not being satisfied.


neetu

As Per Notification No.35 /2020/ F. No. 370142/23/2020 – TPL dated 24th June 2020 issued by Govt of India, the due date for filing of TDS Return for Quarter 1, F.Y. 2020-21, has been extended to 31.03.2021.

I am not clear Whether there is any extension for due date of filing of TDS Return for Quarter 2 F.Y. 2020-21 also?

If there is any such extension for Quarter 2, F.Y.2020-21, Please provide the Notification.


Mohith Guptha
01 September 2020 at 13:10

How to consider one day salary

Dear Sir/Madam,

Request to let me know how to calculate one day salary in an employee of an private limited company. Is it taken as gross salary divided by the number of days in a month or 30 days irrespective of any month.
kindly state the same which is also followed in the labour act too.

Regards
Mohith


Rajinder Singla

Sir
I want to get a software made for my company to sell goods online through an app.

The app developer is asking me to pay GST @ 18%, and other applicable taxes.

What the app developer which is a company says that if the cost of developing the app is 500000 then I pay him Rs 500000 without deducting any TDS.

I have not agreed on this. Is the app developer asking my company to pay GST and other taxes right.

Is it legal to pay the app developer an amount without deducting TDS including GST?

Plz advice.

Regards

R Singla
Agra





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