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As per Sec 40A(3), any payment made to a person exceeding Rs. 10,000 is disallowed for deduction for tax calculation.

However, in case cash payment is made to an employee in the form of reimbursement of office expenses exceeding Rs. 10,000 (Es. Rs. 15,000) in respect of 5 different expenses each of 5 expenses which were less than Rs. 10,000. Will the company get deduction for such reimbursement (booked as expense by company)?

Thanks in advance

In jandhan bank saving accou t will i get any interest on savings.

In jandhan bank saving accou t will i get any interest on savings.

I am a tax payer, filed gstr3b and gstr1 of July 2017. I don't have any purchase in July 2017 in filing. in my Gst portal of July 2017 i didn't see gstr2 of July 2017..but other tax payers have..any one can explain​ why?

I want to know that if i return my file 250000 and next year also return file 250000 then pls tell me that my capital would be 500000. And no taxable income which i return previously.

Whether hotels need to charge GST on actual room charges or declared tariff..?

Please suggest best book for practice of GST. Thanks in Advance.

A person sells a residential Property and a commercial property and purchase a single residential property against both property sold. Both sold property are long term.
Whether assessee can claim benif for sale of two property(residential+commercial) and purchase one residential property u/s 54F at one place or has to claim benefit under 54 and 54F seperately?

Dear Sir,

We are GTA - Service providing to foreign customers for transportation of export goods from UP to Mumbai Port for export purpose . Payment will be paid by foreign customer.

Kindly confirm is GST applicable ?

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I am a retired person drawing EPS pension from 2013 having worked in non-exempt company. As per recent news article in TOI, EPS pension elibility is on full salary based on SC ruling and amendment to EPS regulation. My question - can I now seek revision in my pension based on this ruling though I retired in 2013 itself? If yes, how should I go about to claim it.