a person who get salary, agriculture income, house property income, other sources income.what return will be fill from itr 1 to itr 6. can he fill only one return in which he will all detail. salary Rs 350000 Agriculture income Rs 27500 ( before deducting expense agriculture income Rs 376000) interest on fd- Rs 130000 house and shop rent receipt Rs 60000 + 84000 Lic Rs 120000 total TDs deducted Rs 15000 can I allow following expenses which detail are below construction on hose & shop expenses agriculture electricity & labour expense travelling expenses during the job interest on tractor for agriculture kindly give me suggestion which one return should I filled how much expenses I can claim at the time of computing incime

Dear Experts

Why should Mr. X opt for Composition Scheme?

1. He gets no input credit. So it gets added into the cost which makes his product expensive.

2. His customer does not get any input credit of the goods bought from Mr. X. So buyers will prefer the ones from whom they can get credit. Mr. X looses customers.

3. X cant collect tax from customers. So he pays out of his pocket. Why the hell will someone like to do that?

4. Also the limit of rs. 50 lakh is based on aggregate turnover and not taxable turnover.
How thoughtful is this?

Am I missing anything?

regards
shivani

Dear Sir,
If an Assesse files ITR for A.Y. 2017-18 within 30th June, 2017, he or she has the option to mention his or her Aadhar no in the ITR. Is it correct or not. From 1st July, 2017 whether it is mandatory to give Aadhar number in the ITR and also Linking of Aadhar number is compulsory otherwise ITR cannot be uploaded from 1st July'2017. Please confirm the message is correct or not.

Thanks,
Abhishek.

Dear Sir,
If an Assesse files ITR for A.Y. 2017-18 within 30th June, 2017, he or she has the option to mention his or her Aadhar no in the ITR. Is it correct or not. From 1st July, 2017 whether it is mandatory to give Aadhar number in the ITR and also Linking of Aadhar number is compulsory otherwise ITR cannot be uploaded from 1st July'2017. Please confirm the message is correct or not.

Thanks,
Abhishek.

Dear Sir,
Section 44 ADA which has been inserted from A.Y. 2017-18. In this section if a Doctor whose income from Profession and salary is Rs. 25.00 Lacs and net profit is 50% after deduction of expenses say travelling, tea and tiffin, depreciation on motor car etc. So can he avail the benefit of Sec 44 ADA and file ITR 4 (Sugam) for A.Y. 2017-18 and whether he is not required to maintain books of accounts.

Thanks,
Abhishek.

Dear Experts

Why should Mr. X opt for Composition Scheme?

1. He gets no input credit. So it gets added into the cost which makes his product expensive.

2. His customer does not get any input credit of the goods bought from Mr. X. So buyers will prefer the ones from whom they can get credit. Mr. X looses customers.

3. X cant collect tax from customers. So he pays out of his pocket. Why the hell will someone like to do that?

4. Also they are considering aggregate turnover and not taxable turnover.
What common sense is that?

Is there anything I am missing.
What is a single thing which makes anyone opt for this ill thought scheme.

regards
shivani

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Dear Sir,
Section 44 ADA which has been inserted from A.Y. 2017-18. In this section if a Doctor whose income from Profession and salary is Rs. 25.00 Lacs and net profit is 50% after deduction of expenses say travelling, tea and tiffin, depreciation on motor car etc. So can he avail the benefit of Sec 44 ADA and file ITR 4 (Sugam) for A.Y. 2017-18 and whether he is not required to maintain books of accounts.

Thanks,
Abhishek.

Dear Sir,
Section 44 ADA which has been inserted from A.Y. 2017-18. In this section if a Doctor whose income from Profession and salary is Rs. 25.00 Lacs and net profit is 50% after deduction of expenses say travelling, tea and tiffin, depreciation on motor car etc. So can he avail the benefit of Sec 44 ADA and file ITR 4 (Sugam) for A.Y. 2017-18 and whether he is not required to maintain books of accounts.

Thanks,
Abhishek.

I have multiple offices in one State. Do I need to get one GST registration since all offices are in one State or shall I go for multiple GST registrations based on no. of offices in the State. If I shall do multiple GST registrations then is it mandatory to have multiple GST registrations or it is my choice to go for one or multiple. I want to highlight again that my all offices are in one State.

I filled my return in excel utility. but one coloum cess auto calculate on my income with my tax. do you all know about cess which are mentioned in return when I filled the return. my income 450000 annualy.should I pay tax with new cess.