Provisions regarding Related Party Transaction are encapsulated u/s 188 of the Companies Act, 2013 which provides that a company cannot enter into any contract or arrangement with a related party except with the prior approval of the Board.
Section 206AB and 206CCA were introduced in the Finance Bill 2021. They provide for a higher deduction of TDS and TCS respectively, if certain conditions are met.
This is the last part of the article series related to Income Tax Benefits Available to Individuals and HUF. We will now be discussing about the remaining deductions under Chapter VIA, TDS and advance tax provisions and about exemption from Filing of Income Tax Return
Discussing the Deductions Allowable from Taxable Income to Individuals and HUF as per Chapter VIA of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Let us discuss the incomes that are exempt from tax and the deductions from taxable income that are available to Individuals and HUF under the Income Tax Act.
Under the provisions of the Income Tax Act, various benefits are provided to Individuals and HUF. Through this article, let us understand some basic exemption limits and relief available to them.
Advance Ruling means written opinion or authoritative decision by an authority empowered to render it with regard to the tax consequences of a transaction or proposed transaction or an assessment in regard thereto.
If there is any loss under any head of income, the assessee can set off losses against income. Discussing the two ways of setting off losses against income i.e. through Intra-head and Inter-head adjustments.
An offence committed by an assessee under the provisions of the Income Tax Act,1961 shall be subject to penalty. There are more than 45 penalties under the act. Discussing the same in this article.
As per section 197, when the actual tax payable on the income of an assessee is lower than the TDS to be deducted by the payer, then the AO shall grant him a certificate upon the application made by the assessee.