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We are cement transportation business and provide vehicles for transportation of Cement. We are working under forward charges 12% GST. The Cement Company issue debit not for shortages of Cement and GST claimed 28%.
My question is can we take Input Tax credit on shortages and damages amount recovered from our freight bills.

L.D.Dharmadhikari

I have a scenario like this.
I have stocks as RSU in US and they vested in 2010-2019.
these stocks I sold then partially in 2019 and I invested that amount in buying a house A.
I also had a house B in my name which I sold and re invested that amount in another plot to construct a house C.
I did a gift deed to my wife for house A in 2023.

In 2023 again I have bought a plot to construct a house. I have the above stocks left as RSU in US and I want to sell them and use that money to pay for the land and construct a house D.
So as per section 54 can i avoid capital gains tax on the amount after selling those shares as I am investing that in construction of a house D

I only have plot C in my name as I have gifted the house A to my wife and will own plot and house D now.

Kindly advise.

As per Sec 186(2) (a)
No company shall directly or indirectly -
give any loan to any person or other body corporate;
exceeding sixty percent of its paid up share capital, free reserves and etc........................
As per Sec 186(11)(b)(ii)
"Nothing contained in this section except sub sec(1) shall apply
to any investment-
made in shares allotted in pursuant of clause (a) of sub-sec (1) of sec 62 or in shares allotted in pursuance of rights issues made by a body corporate."
Now My Query is -
The investing company intends to give further loan to other body corporate, then in computing the ceiling limits as per Sec 186(2) (a), whether all existing investments, if any, made in right shares as per Sec 186(11)(b)(ii), are to be included in the aggregate of the loans made by the company.

SIR
THE ASSESSEE DEALS IN USED CARS. HE IS UNDER MARGIN SCHEME FOR PAYMENT OF GST. IN FILING GSTR 3B ,THE OUTWARD TAXABLE SUPPLY IS PROFIT (SALE PRICE-PURCHASE PRICE OF CAR ). MY QUERY IS IF WE HAVE TO SHOW THE COST PRICE IN NIL RATED SUPPLY. BECAUSE IN IT IF WE DO NOT SHOW THE COST IN NIL RATED SUPPLY THE TURNOVER OF GST WILL BE VERY LESS AS COMPARED TO INCOME TAX; AND THERE WILL BE DIFFERNCE IN TUROVER AS PER GST AND INCOME TAX.
FOR EG. S.P. RS. 45,00,000 PURCHASE PRICE RS. 40,00,000. AND PROFIT RS. 5,00,000.
SO GST TAXABLE TURNOVER WILL BE 5,00,000. IF PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE SHOWN UNDER NIL RATED SUPPLY. IF WE DONOT SHOW IT THEN GST TURNOVER WILL BE RS. 5,00,000 AND WHEN WE FILE ITR THE TUROVER WILL BE RS. 45,00,000/- .

Our immigration company is not GST registered & company XYZ which provide assistance in getting offer letter to our students (for grant of student visa that company) received commission & now while sharing our portion of commission they want to deduct GST @ 18% & TDS @5% . We are okey TDS deduction (i.e. 5% u/s 194H) whereas my CA state that company cannot deduct GST as as we didn't raised any Bill with GST on IT. Please guide
So Basic Question's are
1) GST is deducted by foreign university / colleges while transferring Commission to Indian Agents.
2) Can Company XYZ can deduct our GST.

What is provision of Law

Forign company held 40% stake in Indian Private Limted company. Can this priv Ltd company buy back these shares. If so what will be tax implications in the case of Foreign Company and Indian Pvt Ltd company. Kindly advise with provisons under income tax law

Dear Sir,
Greetings!
I have to revise our TDS return (24Q) for the FY 2022-23 (QTR1). I have filed our returns for all the quarters (Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4) on time. During revised return it asks for Original RRR number and Previous RRR number. Please explain and let me know the difference between both RRRs.

With best regards,

Vijay

Dear Experts

My company is Receiving the Foreign payments through the PayPal Gateway and PayPal has charged more then 5 lacs as commission/Transaction fee. is my company liable to deposit the Equalisation Tax or not on the transaction fee paid to PayPal.

If an assessee donates 1.2cr to HUF, and HUF invests that money. Will the income so earned by that investment will be taxable to HUF or will be clubbed with the donor. Section 10(2)