Nithija
20 December 2018 at 09:01

For an education trust

An education trust gets a loan and constructs a building and buys furniture & fittings and later claims the cost of the loan(Principle+int) as capital expenditure ....Is the Capital Expenditure Allowable as per IT Act?



Anonymous
20 December 2018 at 01:25

Refund of igst

We are private limited company in dairy business. We had purchased machine for milk packing from china. For the same machine we had paid Rs. 2.59 lakh as IGST on import. Our product is milk only which is not subjected to GST while selling. Can we claim the refund on the IGST paid?



Anonymous

My father passed away in 2016 and later we came to know that had entered into registered sale agreements with 4 agriculture land owners during 2011 to 2015 on a land aggregator role on behalf of a land development company through an unregistered "assignment agreement to purchase land" in 2011 under the conditions that the company has/will pay for cost of acquiring these lands.

Now, the company has approached my family (as legal heirs of the agreement) to execute a Cancellation Agreement forfeiting all the advances paid by my father (i.e. on behalf of the company) towards acquisition of land. All agreements are Registered have a 4 month limitation and no forfeiture clause thus seeming to be open-ended.

What are the tax implications on my family if we went ahead for Cancellation of Agreement by forfeiting the advances paid? Does forfeiting the advances amount to capital gains or income from other sources and why?

Any help from the experts is highly appreciated.


shweta jangra
19 December 2018 at 22:35

Itr 2017-18

Is there any way to file return for the AY 2017-18 if assesse has amt refundable???


rajeev

my son is doctor and by mistake his first name was written in ITR as Dr.Himanshu instead of Himanshu as in PAN CARD.. PAN CARD number is correct. His return for AY 2018-19 is still not processed. Should his ITR be revised or rectified to correct the first name. Will there be a problem in TAX mismatch. Your expert advise is appreciated.


Amiit Gupta

Dear All,
Hope all are doing well !

My query is as under :

1. Invoice No. 1 of Rs. 112 (i.e Taxable Value Rs. 100 & GST (12%) Rs. 12) raised in Oct-18 - Return filed and liability paid.
2. After filing of GSTR1 & 3B of the above month, it came to notice that same invoice (i.e. No. 1) was revised in Nov-18 and revised invoice value is Rs.168 (i.e. Taxable Rs. 150 & GST (12%) Rs. 18).
3. GSTR-1 for the m/o Nov-18 filed (detail of above revised invoice also mentioned therein).
4. Diff of point no. 2 & 1 w.r.t Taxable Value is Rs. 50 (150-100) & GST Rs. 6 (18-12).
5. Now, at the time filing GSTR-3B for Nov-18- In the field of details of outward supplies/RCM supplies- I have shown the differential taxable amount(i.e. Rs. 50) and GST liability (i.e. Rs. 6) and paid the liability.

Pls go thru the case and do suggest me whether am i right in this approach?
If not, then pls suggest me the right way.

Thanks in advance.


TARIQUE RIZVI
19 December 2018 at 21:05

Left out gst

Ours is a pvt limited company and was under tax audit as at 31st March 2018. For the Ay 2018-19 year ending March 18 we have filed income tax return of our company on 31st October 2018 and thereafter we have come to know that certain portion of ITC for the financial year 2017-18 remained unclaimed inadvertently in GSTR-3-B of September 2018. Now what to do? Whether any notification in connection with the said left-out ITC has been issued by the GST Department or the department will finally give us one more opportunity to claim in the Annual Return of GST due date of which 31st December 2018. I have heard that the ICAI has filed a request letter or petition in this connection.


TARIQUE RIZVI
19 December 2018 at 20:07

Income tax appeal issue

The issue is related with Ay 2011-12 ( Year Ending March 2011 ). Actually the assessee maintained that time a saving bank account into which during the whole assessment year a sum of Rs 40 lacs was deposited in cash by the assessee.The source of cash was through cash sale. The assessee used to purchase by cheque but used to sell in cash as the assessee was basically a retailer. The case was selected for scrutiny on the basis of cash deposit. The assessee filed IT Return u/s 148 for the Ay 2011-12 u/s 44-AD. The income was computed @ 8% of Rs 40 lacs u/s 44-Ad. Nett Profit then arrived as at Rs. 3,10,914 as upon which Tax Liability arrived as at Rs 15,545 as upon which Intt arrived as at Rs 18090. The assessee paid a total sum of Rs 33,634. But the ITO passed the assessment order by adding Rs 40 lacs.

Now what is the best solution of this problem ? What to do now in such circumstances ?


asheeq ua
19 December 2018 at 19:50

Regarding input on freezer

Dear Experts, I have 2 doubts;

1. One of My client is Ice cream Dealer. He is purchasing freezer from company to his customer. So Can he avail Itc on Freezer which is given to his customer ? Invoice is raised to my client it self. So will it a problem if avail itc ? But he is not using freezer in his shop. If it is used for his shop then can he avail itc ?

2. The same client is planning to buy a sipup machine from other company for production of sipup. So can he avail itc for the same ? And if yes should i update in gst site ? Because now client is registered as selling icecream as a wholesaler. Here production of sipup is there, Kindly Give me your Suggestion for this


Geeta
19 December 2018 at 18:25

Gst audit fees

HI ALL, I want to know general that if any company's total turnover for the year is between 4 to 5 crore, what is the due date to file GST Annual return and what compliance's will be there. And also want to know the normal Audit fees charged by the GST Practitioner/Chartered Accountant.

Read more at: https://www.caclubindia.com/experts/gst-audit-due-date-and-fees-apply-2708534.asp





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