Anonymous

Dear Sir/Madam.

In case of partnership firm current year (A.Y.2018-19) profit is more then 8% of total turnover and after set off of carry forward of previous year loss my net total income become nil. Should booked of account is required to audit or not.

Please help me.

Thank you.



Anonymous
22 August 2018 at 11:44

Applicability of gst on margings

We are in the trade of liquor.We have entered into an agreement with a party who will produce the liquor on our behalf and directly supply to market with following terms:
Selling price given to him is Rs.100
Cost of goods agreed to him to be Rs.90 (fixed)and which we will reimburse to him.
Entire collection of Rs.100 will get collected in our joint bank account.
We will books Rs.100 as sales in our Books but our partner will book sales @Rs.90 if he wish.
Can any one help in understanding the applicability of GST on margin of Rs.10 since prima facia the liquor trade is out of GST regime.



Anonymous
22 August 2018 at 08:49

Catering business


1. what is hsn code for catering business
2.can i apply composition scheme on catering business
3. if not apply , what is the rate of tax of gst


phanindra babu yarraguntla
22 August 2018 at 07:35

Moa of sea food procesing company

hi all

please provide MOA of any sea food processing business activites?

thanks in advance


Himanshu Dhawan
22 August 2018 at 00:03

Gstr 3b

gstr 3b requires export igst sales to be mentioned in column 3.1(b), however we have wrongly entered export sale in column 3.1(a), which does not allow procsssing export igst refund due to an inbuilt checklist in gst system, even when the tax is paid.

is there any solution to this ??

cbic has issued a circular dt. 45/2018 regarding the same by granting relief for exporting services to sez in the same sitiation., is their similar relief for people exporting outside india


chinu
21 August 2018 at 22:46

Itr

I am a working widow and my husband was working in para military force. He died in 2006 on duty. Last year i.e. in A.Y. 2017-18 I got 11 lakhs as arrears in my family pension in February 2017. I'd filed income tax showing the pension+arrears as income from other sources. I'd paid around 5 lakhs as tax.The Itr was processed also.
Later I got to know that the arrears received in family pension is not taxable.Is it true? Can I file the revised itr before 31 August 2018. I'd filed the itr last year on 4 August 2017.
Will my extra tax paid be refunded?


Urvashi
21 August 2018 at 22:44

Objects for moa

Can anyone please provide me objects of Memorandum of Association for apparels company:

1. The objects to be pursued by the company on its incorporation
2. Matters which are necessary for furtherance of the objects specified in above clause


Thank you
Thank you
Thank you



Anonymous
21 August 2018 at 21:22

Section 44ad of the income tax act

Dear Sir,
One of my friends is running a Real Estate Outfit which works for commission by bringing purchaser & seller and gets a commission on sale of land, building, residential houses, flats etc. and also get commission for bringing Landlord & Tenant and gets commission.
My query is:WHETHER THE ABOVE PERSON CAN DECLARE HIS INCOME UNDER SECTION 44AD OF THE INCOME TAX ACT?
Thanks


AMAN SHARMA
21 August 2018 at 19:53

Gst on electricity

As we know GST is exempt on electricity.
But one of our landlord charging GST on reimbursement of electricity citing the reason that he is not electricity supplier but just paying on behalf of ours.
Please provide inputs



Anonymous

Please refer circular 52/26/2018 GST dated 09.08.2018 issued by Government of India, ministry of revenue and point no 12 - applicable GST rate for bus body building activity.

It says if bus body builders purchase chassis and manufacture bus body and sell as Fully built bus , then it is termed as sale of motor buses and GST rate is to be charged 28%

It further says that if chassis is supplied by principal and body builders charges the fabrication charges ( including certain material consumed in the process of job work) , then it is viewed as job work and GST 18% is to be charged.

Our query : If bus body builders purchases all the material required for bus body on their own and claim amount fro m the customer for both material and labour , what is the GST rate to be charged 18% or 28%.

We are asking this question because the term fabrication charges normally only labour charges and the term certain materials may mean consumables used in job work.

Since big confusion is in the industry regarding this, request expert opinion early.






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