Dear experts my query is ....
We purchase soyabean from farmers and sell this to registered person and registered person further sell to factory ?
What is hsn code and gst rate ??
As far as i seen the cbic gst rate list issued after sep 2025
Soyabean other than of seeds quality chargable at 5% ....

Whether an LLP is legally incorporated upon the issuance of the Certificate of Incorporation despite the non-filing of Form 3, and whether a partner can subsequently exit or seek dissolution of the LLP if Form 3 remains unfiled?

I want to start gst invoicing no from 101 for financial year 2026-2027 and delivery challan no 201 for fy 2026-2027.Can I start from above nos. I purchased goods from gujrat and send goods to kolkata by my supplier to storage house.Now after goods reaching there I issued delivery challan on date of loading from gujrat and prepared outward supply e-way bill for storage. So 2 e-way bills are issued for same goods .one by my supplier and other myself for storage with same vehicle no .Is it as per gst rules . please clarify with examples?

Sir,
Certain items looks simple but difficult to find direct answer in Income Tax Act. like PMVY (PM VayaVandanYojna ). Following Queries:-
1. Fixed Periodical Returns of PMVY is to be termed as Annuity OR Interest. OR Pension
2. Is it fully taxable as per slab rate.
3. If Pension then can it be classified under Salaries with standard deduction OR under "Income from Other sources "
4.Is it to be clubbed with Interest income of deposits under head of " Income from Other Sources " as there is scope to add on fields in ITRs form2 for AY2026-27
5.Why no TDS is deducted even if amount exceeds Rs50000 p.a. and no relevant form of (no-Deduction) is submitted

Please guide pointwise.

Gross Receipt Professional Charges Rs 12 Lacs + SB Intt Rs 1620 =RS 12,00620

BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS ARE NOT MAINTAINED
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Professional Charges under Section 44-ADA Rs 6 lacs @ 50% of total professional receipt.

Can we file the ITR-4 under section 44-ADA

PLEASE GUIDE ME AND OBLIGE

Sir/ Experts,

I draw EPFO (Employee Provident Fund) Pension and get ICICI Prudential Life Annuity.
Is this amount eligible for deduction under Standard Deduction for FY 2025-2026 (AY 2026-2027) in the new Tax Regime ?
Appreciate response.

Best Regards, Krishna

sir/Mam,

One person taken gst registration, he is small dealer paper plates, plastic item sale shop now My question he want to files his on estimation basis not he will cut bill to person His item product is 18% but he want to file on estimation basis @1%

Please guide gst returns monthly basis sales @1% where to show

Thanking you,

Can we claim last year TDS ?
TDS deducted on FD interest - 20% (as per PAN ADHAR NOT LINKED) - FY - 2024-25
Now, I am filling return for FY - 2025-26 and I want to claim TDS deducted along with FY - 2024-25. I have not filled IT return for FY - 2024-25.
If answer is yes then let me know how?

Hi Everyone,

A company is creating a provision at year-end for long-term service awards based on actuarial valuation (future employee payment liability).

For tax purposes, we are currently:

* Disallowing the provision by adding it back to book profits, and
* Claiming deduction only when actual payment is made to employees.

However, the Statutory Auditor is suggesting that the provision should not be added back to net profit.

What is the correct tax treatment in this case?
Also, which section of the Income Tax Act, rule, or judicial precedent supports the treatment?

The taxable value of the assets is ₹10,00,000, with GST amounting to ₹1,80,000, making the total invoice value raised by the supplier ₹11,80,000.

During payment processing, it has been observed that the department has proposed to deduct Liquidated Damages (LD) of ₹50,000 on account of delay in the supply and installation of the assets.

As per my understanding, TDS under the Income Tax Act @2% and TDS on GST @2% should be deducted on the original taxable value of ₹10,00,000.

However, my reporting officer is of the view that TDS and TDS on GST should be deducted on the taxable value after adjusting the LD amount, i.e., ₹9,50,000.

In my opinion, Liquidated Damages are in the nature of compensation for delay and should not result in a reduction of the taxable value of the asset for the purpose of TDS deduction. Please suggest.