Anonymous
28 May 2018 at 10:41

Rcm

Many expenses are subject to RCM and many expenses are RCM exempted. It is learnt that if more than 5,000/- expense has been incurred in a single day, RCM is to be paid. Whether this limit of Rs. 5,000/- per day includes RCM exempted expenses ?


Nishikant
28 May 2018 at 10:04

Gstr1

Hello dear experts Filed gstr1 but there is a Invoice wrong filed in gst no if amend it they ask new Invoice no and date next month and my question is this bill new create in the next month or still actual date or bill no which is created in the last month.


Rajendra Hegde
28 May 2018 at 10:01

E-way bill

Dear Sir/Madam,

We prepare e-way bill for sending material to job worker. How to treat e-way bill when material directly sold to our customer from job worker premises. Whether we have to prepare e-way in the name of our customer from our registered premises or from job worker's premises? What is role of job worker after processing the material? whether job worker has to prepare e-way bill eventhough materials are not returned to us since we directly sold without bringing back to our premises from job worker?


JAYAKUMAR.M.G
28 May 2018 at 09:54

Sales invoicing

Dear Experts
As per GST Rules , Sales Invoices to be signed by authorised signatory manually or digitally. Mu queryy is regarding a super marker where a number of Sales Counters are used .How to proper Invoice as GST Rules?


Shivani
28 May 2018 at 08:11

Input tax credit - ho and branch

Dear Experts

X Ltd. has Head Office in Delhi and a Factory in Noida.
Since goods are manufactured and supplied out from factory, it is mandatory for X Ltd. to take registration in Uttar Pradesh (assuming it exceeds threshold limit of Rs. 20 lakh).
X Ltd. has thus taken GST registration in Uttar Pradesh.
Now X Ltd. pays rent of Rs. 3 Lakh per month for its Head Office In Delhi, thus attracting GST.
It wants to take credit of this GST paid on rent.
My question is how should billing take place and how can X Ltd. take credit of the GST paid on rent?

Regards
shivani


JASBIR SINGH
28 May 2018 at 07:59

E way bill

Mr. A sells goods to Mr.B and Mr.B sells to Mr.C.
Mr. A sent goods directly to the place of Mr. C
Whose is going generate Eway bill and for what place?
by Mr.A to Mr. B's Place and by Mr.B to Mr. C's Place
or
By Mr. A to Mr.C's Place
Mr. B doesn't want to disclose Invoice of Mr. A to Mr. C


Snehashish Ghosh

Hi,

I sold my old residential Flat in October 2017, date of registry being 18-October-2017. I made a Long-term Capital Gain of Rs 6.69 Lakhs from the sale.
Thereafter I also purchased a new residential Flat in March 2018, date of registry being 07-March-2018. I bought the Flat for Rs 11 Lakhs.
I will be claiming deduction under Section 54 against my capital gains for FY 2017-18 (AY 2018-19) in Schedule CG of Form ITR-2.
Schedule CG of the new ITR-2 for AY 2018-19 asks for the ‘Date of transfer of original asset’, ‘Cost of new residential house’ and ‘Date of purchase/construction of new residential house’ in case of deduction claimed under section 54.
I have the following 3 questions:
Q1. Will it be CORRECT if for the ‘Date of transfer of original asset’, I enter the date 18-October-2017 ?
Q2. Will it be CORRECT if for the ‘Cost of new residential house’, I enter Rs. 11 Lakhs ?
Q3. Will it be CORRECT if for the ‘Date of purchase/construction of new residential house’, I enter the date 07-March-2018 ?

Regards,
Snehashish.



Anonymous
27 May 2018 at 20:06

Pls clarify

A company is rendering services and the bill of particular month is issued in next month so the bill of Feb is issued in March and of March in April and as time of supply in GST the liability of GST arises in march & April respectively which is payable in april & may resp., but as per accounting since the services are rendered in Feb & March it is considered turnover of FY 17-18 and GST payable of Feb & March is recognised as liability , so for accounting purpose the services rendered in March is considered in FY 17-18 and for GST purpose the services of March is considered in FY 18-19 in GST .
Pls correct me if wrong



Anonymous
27 May 2018 at 18:14

Loss from option trading

I am a housewife. I have interest income from deposit and short term capital gains from equity.last year I started f&o to understand. I incurred a loss of 65000. My turnover is 325000. I believe you can’t show a loss. One must get books audited.
1. Can I show presumptive gain and file returns?
2. Which itr form to use?


alpesh

Dear sir whether filing itr 4 in such case I has all details of balance sheet. Whether it is filed all details. Or only debrors, creditors , cash on hand, cash at bank
Give me separate answer in two different case.






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