HSN CODE IS 84289090 - LOADING AND UNLOADING OF MACHINE , TDS APPLICABLE OR NOT
ITS A SERVICE PORTION
in school accounts, school competition expenses comes under which expenses head in tally direct or indirect
Answer nowI had invested X amount in MLD in August 22, the maturity of the same was November 23. Total Period of holding 15 Months approx. Now on maturity the proceeds are credited to my bank account.
I want to know, how the gain will be taxed. Will it be taxed @ 10% as the same is purchased before 31st March 23. or at some other rate.
Sir,
we providing job recruitment in middle east .
candidate is select process in do in cochin, process work is done here.
My doubt is supply of supply is here cochin ,but some of my friends says that it is Igst and not cgst and sgst
Please advise .
With regards
Binu
A person purchased goods in November month and he will sell goods in next February month 2024, so can he take ITC in November month return on basis of GSTR2B?
Answer nowIn FY-2021-22 March monthly, credit note issue than the output tax in sales, i.e. because the input is more due to sales returns, zero output tax has been shown due to taking negative balance in GSTR3B. The difference between GSTR1 output tax and GSTR3B output tax is received. Negative balance as per GSTR3B.
FY 2021-22 GSTR9 Return Table Part V S.No . 11 the tax amount to be adjusted to the input credit note balance is shown with a negative balance.
In FY 2022-23 April monthly, balance input amount has been reduced from out tax to credit mouth and paid. The difference between GSTR1 output tax and GSTR3B output tax is received. Positive balance as per GSTR3B. But how and where to show the FY 2022-23 GSTR9 Return?
Dear Experts,
A registered jeweler purchase old gold ornaments worth Rs. 50,000/- from his customer (Unregistered) and in exchange of that sale new gold ornaments worth Rs. 1,00,000/- to the same customer. Then on which value GST shall be collected on Rs. 50,000/- or on Rs. 1,00,000/- for this transaction.
Jeweler will receive only Rs. 50,000/- in cash/bank and the rest Rs. 50,000/- in form of old gold.
Thanking You
Nirmal Dave
Dear Friends,
I shall be grateful if you can share your opinion on the GST liability of a A Pvt Ltd company which sold a used car recently. The company is not registered in GST as there is no turnover in the company. The facts are as follows:
Car was originally purchased in 2012 for Rs 7.50 lacs app, Sold in Nov, 2023.
Sale Consideration amount Rs 2.50 Lacs.
WDV of the car on 31/03/2023 as per last audited balance sheet.
1) As per Companies Act,2013 : Rs 37108
2)As per Income Tax Act : Rs 1.26 lacs
Profit and loss on sale of car
1) As per companies Act- Profit-- 2.13 lacs
2) As per IT Act- Profit-- Rs 1.24 lacs
My queries are :
1)Is the company liable to pay GST on sale of car and at what rate.
(At present the company does not have GST number)
2)If there is any tax applicable in case of sale of company car please inform.
Please give valuable advice in the above matter.
Thanks & regards
N Kadam
Dear Sirs - please let me know - (1) Is TDS is deductible on interest part , if loan is taken from financial institutions and paid on EMI basis for car, term loan for machinery.... (2) Similarly Is TDS is deductible on interest part , if loan is taken from *Government / Private Banks* and paid on EMI basis for car, term loan for machinery... Kind Regards
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Gratuity payment to psu employee