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Micheal Walter
07 February 2026 at 14:43
Posted On : 07 February 2026
In Reply To :

Claiming TDS deducted by builder on Hardship compensation and Corpus

Sir,

Thank you for the response. I have no taxable income. My Interest earned in NRE Account is not tax free.

Thank you

Regards

Bazeer Ahmed
07 February 2026 at 11:26
Posted On : 07 February 2026

Seeking Clarification for Tax rate and reversal of ITC claimed on Ground Mount Solar Plant

Sir / Madam,
Our Company has owned one Ground Mounted Solar Plant and get commissioned the plant in the year 2023. While procurement GST rate was 70% of project cost @12% tax and 30% of project cost @18%. And we claimed and utilized the ITC. We are utilizing the full power units generation to our textile unit(Group Captive). Now we propose to sell the entire plant. Kindly advise us what is the correct GST tax rate

Query No 1:
whether 70% of the project cost @5% ( present solar modules tax rate is reduced to 5%) and remaining project cost (30% )@ 18% or

for entire project @ 5% tax rate as it is used and old.

Query No 2:
Kindly advise us whether our understanding is correct or not. While selling the plant we should have to reverse the ITC proportion distributed to 60 months as we are going to sell the plant within 5 years.

Kindly clarify that

whether we have to reverse the ITC proportion or no need to reverse the ITC we claimed on the project.

A lot of Thanks in advance,

With warm regards,
Bazeer L


Mahabir Prasad Agarwal
07 February 2026 at 10:52
Posted On : 07 February 2026

Purchases from unregistered dealers only

Entire purchases of one of my client is from unregistered dealers and entire sales to registered dealers. How to show the purchases in GSTR ? Whether RCM is mandatory in this case ?

MOHD SHAHID
07 February 2026 at 10:21
Posted On : 07 February 2026
In Reply To :

ITC REVERSAL OF FAKE BILLS

Very very thanks for prompt reply

Varadarajan TK
07 February 2026 at 10:16
Posted On : 07 February 2026

Inoperative PAN without Aadhar for OCI card holder

Namaskar Sir/Madam
My brother is an OCI card holder with a PAN He has does not have an aadhar card and has not filed returns in India for the last 30 years. His PAN is active but in inoperative state
Since he cannot get an Aadhar since he is not going to spend 180 days in India, how can he make his PAN operative
He wants to sell his house and wants to pay the applicable Capital Gains Tax @12.5
Can you kindly advice pls ?
Thanks


 
 

Amol S Joglekar
07 February 2026 at 08:42
Posted On : 07 February 2026
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Vat quarterly return

Which State you are in?

Aashok Kumar Sharma
07 February 2026 at 08:16
Posted On : 07 February 2026
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ITR 2 U return error

In ITR-U, you must repay refund already received along with additional tax and 25% extra tax under Section 140B. The utility is not validating because you are calculating only incremental tax. Updated return replaces the original return entirely, so refund received must be added back while computing tax payable.

Aashok Kumar Sharma
07 February 2026 at 08:14
Posted On : 07 February 2026
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Claiming TDS deducted by builder on Hardship compensation and Corpus

TDS deducted by builder can be claimed only after the financial year ends by filing your income tax return. Refund depends on whether hardship compensation and corpus are taxable in your case. If your final tax liability is lower than TDS deducted, the excess will be refunded.

Aashok Kumar Sharma
07 February 2026 at 08:13
Posted On : 07 February 2026
In Reply To :

ITC REVERSAL OF FAKE BILLS

For reversal of ITC of FY 2022-23 due to supplier non-payment, use DRC-03 and select “Voluntary payment before issuance of SCN” under Section 73 (unless fraud alleged). Pay tax and interest in cash to the extent ITC was utilized. Avoid selecting mismatch option. Proper filing protects against penalty escalation.

Aashok Kumar Sharma
07 February 2026 at 08:13
Posted On : 07 February 2026
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Regarding GST registration PPOB

GST law permits registration at premises taken on consent basis, even if the owner is a cousin brother. Proper consent letter and ownership proof are sufficient. Relationship between proprietor and property owner is legally irrelevant.

Aashok Kumar Sharma
07 February 2026 at 08:12
Posted On : 07 February 2026
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Gst rate after budget changed

In change-in-rate cases, GST is determined based on time of supply. Since advance and supply both occurred before the rate reduction, GST @ 28% is legally applicable even if invoice is issued now. The buyer’s demand for lower rate is not legally sustainable.






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